The defining idea
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
--- id: 01J9X… type: note tags: [hiring, principles] links: [[Jane Doe]] --- ^hiring-trajectory
Why it's different
Notion's databases. LYT's maps.
An AI that knows your notes.
01 / OWN
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.
02 / ASK
Talk to your brain.
Hybrid + graph retrieval over everything you've written — answers grounded with citations back to the exact note and block.
03 / SEPARATE
Personal and work.
Profiles tune the library to a context — its entities, its AI persona, even which model it's allowed to use. Your worlds never bleed.
Typed, linked, traversable
Every note is a node in a living graph.
Meetings link to people, people to projects, tasks back to the transcript moment they came from. Follow the links to any depth.
◆ Person◆ Meeting◆ Task◆ Project◆ Place◆ Thing◆ Source◆ Idea◆ MOC
llibrary.ai
Build a brain
you can actually use.
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