Written once. Read by humans and machines.
HUMAN what you read
Hiring is a bet on trajectory, not on the résumé. I'd rather wait three months for the right person than spend a year unwinding the wrong one.
MACHINE what the AI reads
Notion's databases. LYT's maps.
An AI that knows your notes.
You own the file.
Plain Markdown in your git repo — diffable, portable, exportable. Leaving is one git clone away, which is exactly why you'll stay.
Talk to your brain.
Keyword retrieval over everything you've written — answers grounded with citations back to the exact note.
Personal and work.
Profiles tune the library to a context — which notes it can see, and the AI persona that answers. Your worlds never bleed.
Your notes, inside your coding tools.
llibrary speaks the Model Context Protocol. An agent that speaks it reads one of your libraries while you work, so it answers from what you have actually written instead of guessing.
Read-only. One library per credential, fixed when you mint it. Revoke it and it stops on the next call.
Live in the product today. The connector you install locally is rolling out next, and this is where the setup guide will be.
Every note is a node in a living graph.
Meetings link to people, people to projects, tasks back to the meeting they came out of. Follow the links to any depth.
Build a brain
you can actually use.
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