Your second brain, now with full context! - https://t.co/NbO5v75XFB
Your GitHub issues and PRs live in GitHub. Your notes live in Obsidian. Your commits live in Git. Your issue tracker has its own silo. Each tool comes with its own search, its own credentials, and its own authorization model.
Some expose MCP to your AI agents, but those come with their own tradeoffs: they require connectivity, they bloat your model's context window with tool definitions, and often they allow your agent far more access than the task actually needs. So, if all you need is read-only access to such knowledge across many tools, then Frozen Ink is for you.
It crawls your services (e.g. GitHub, Obsidian, Git, RSS, MantisHub) and syncs them locally. You get a SQLite database with full-text search for the Frozen Ink desktop app, plus markdown files on disk when you want direct filesystem access.
Frozen Ink introduces Collections - think Git repos, but for knowledge. Access them locally, publish them online, clone them. One consistent model across every type of content, enriched with full-text search and MCP endpoints. This provides seamless access to the full context of your digital footprint. Your Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and Codex will all thank you for it, as they magically connect the dots.
Checkout the repo on github and Download the desktop / CLI apps. Play around with the collections in the catalog or create your own collections for personal use or to share with others. Enjoy!
@tursodatabase checkout Turso on Frozen Ink. You can now have your GitHub issues and PR on your machine - #frozenink#localfirst https://t.co/3DPLAOUHhP
#AWS released S3 Files, a feature that I have been wanting for a long time. I had scenarios that involved me managing data sync between EFS and S3 to achieve the same outcome! ❤️🙏
I’ve seen this image on LinkedIn and it resonated with me. Our legacy systems needs to step up their game. Whether it is voice signature verification, last 4 digits of your SSN, PIN codes, sharing passwords to scrape banking information, etc.
@parallels I got a notification that my subscription is going to be renewed in 30 days - I can sign-in and see my subscriptions, update payment method, but I can cancel them. No clear support email either.
Using Obsidian - @obsdmd - on iOS needs Obsidian Sync to get a decent user experience. The experience with iCloud is not usable specially for larger vaults. Is it just me?
Every time I use the new iOS “Require Face ID” feature for one of the apps on my phone, I keep thinking this feature should have been there from day 1. Simple but super useful!
Is it just me or is @Apple App Store In-App Purchase options always seems to be like a dumping ground? I wish I can only see options that are current and available to me. Here is an example for @flexibits
JUST IN: Elon Musk introduces the 'CyberCab,' an autonomous car that can drive people by itself.
Musk says anyone will be able to buy the CyberCab and owners could manage a fleet of "robotic taxis" that can drive people around.
The CyberCab will be priced around $30,000 and will allow owners to make money like someone would make money with Uber, but the owner wouldn't need to drive.
Musk says he is optimistic the CyberCab could go into production in 2026.