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AI Knowledge Base Organizer

Maruo built an automated knowledge-base organizer that runs monthly, organizes information, classifies it with Jev, and processes it automatically. It notifies him only when his judgment is needed and includes a Pac-Man-like UI that eats through items as it organizes them.

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Codexリセットこないにゃ(-ω-;)アレ? …まぁいいか🤣 昨日からずーーっと調整してたAIによるナレッジベース自動整理が完成にゃ😸🎉 毎月AIが自動起動→情報整理→Jevで分類→自動処理。僕の判断が必要な時だけ🔔へ 文字だけじゃつまらんので、パックマンみたいにゴミを食べて整理するUIも実装にゃ😹 正常なら100%で静かに終了✨
Sep 22, 2026X postsView on X
When operating normally, it finishes quietly at 100%.

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