An editor with Claude in it, the automation engine, and notifications on your phone.
Where you were, every morning
At seven your phone shows what's waiting on you, the next thing to do, and where each conversation with Claude left off. Plus one encyclopedia article on a subject you keep coming back to, never one it already sent.
Runs on Decree, ntfy, code-server, plus a chat model, local or on another machine. How it works
Write "next time…", and it offers to do it
You write "next time I write up a meeting, pull out who owes what and draft the follow-up." A minute later your phone offers to automate it, with the steps listed. Move the file to accept, and every meeting note after that gets its follow-up drafted.
Runs on Decree, ntfy, code-server, plus a chat model, local or on another machine. How it works
A newsletter from only the feeds you picked
Every Monday: at most seven items from the blogs, channels and forums you listed, each with one line on why it matters to you. It picks using a paragraph you wrote about what you care about.
Runs on Decree, ntfy, plus a chat model, local or on another machine. How it works
What did I even do this year?
A summary of the week every Sunday and of the month at month-end, saved next to your notes. Ask for the year and get what shipped, what you kept coming back to and what you decided, each linked to the day it happened.
Runs on Decree, ntfy, plus a chat model, local or on another machine. How it works
The note you meant to come back to
Each new note is checked for something worth doing. If there is, you get a draft of the parts that can be done without you, and the questions only you can answer.
Runs on Decree, ntfy, plus a chat model, local or on another machine. How it works
Drop a file in a folder, and the next step happens
Save a file where a routine is watching and it runs. Tell Claude in code-server "when an invoice lands in invoices/, file it and tell me", and it writes the routine.
Runs on Decree, code-server. How it works
When something breaks, your phone says so
A routine that fails or needs an answer sends one notification: what happened, and the command that continues it.
Runs on Decree, ntfy. How it works