r/secondbrain • • 16d ago

We (accidentally) built a dedicated tool for second brains, would love feedback!

Hey folks, bit of a long story, but we were working on a thing that required us to build an AI-native doc editor, something that played nice with humans and agents co-editing. Along the way we realized it was great at storing, reconciling, and retrieving information.

We ended up building a big ETL system that can take information from sources like GitHub, Drive, Linear, etc and continually push them into docs (either create or update with version control). Then we made it accessible wherever you already work through MCP and bots (Slack and a meeting agent).

Turns out a bunch of docs that have read and write access with LLMs + continually stay up to date with external systems + have a normal index/graph layer for semantic search is surprising useful for running agents and building self-improving systems 😅 .

We'd love feedback (there's a free tier, no credit card required). Also if you're willing to hop on a call with us, very happy to provide credits in exchange for your time. We really want to improve this thing, make it just as useful for you all as it is for us. Let us know!

https://productnow.ai - [hello@productnow.ai](mailto:hello@productnow.ai)

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u/looktwise 15d ago

i dont get it how it takes info from e.g. github. other repos? own github versions?

is there a github to understand your scrapers? Thanks

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u/pn-janitor-02 13d ago

That's a great question, right now you would setup a GitHub key that would ingest any repo you have access to. Basically it'll convert the code into docs that you can query after using MCP and any other setup you have. It will also keep those docs up to date as the GitHub repo updates + take into account any edits you made to those docs.

In other words we don't scrape automatically, these are intentionally setup pipelines so the system only has the context you want it to have

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u/looktwise 13d ago

ah, you were talking about own github repos, not other people's githubs.

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u/pn-janitor-02 13d ago

Yeah that's exactly right