What lands on disk
Filesystem layout
- An article you're reading
- articles/attention-is-all-you-need.md
- A Reddit thread worth keeping
- reddit/r-rust-borrow-checker.md
- A repo you want to remember
- repos/astral-sh-uv.md
Every save is a commit. Nothing is overwritten, so the history of what you read stays intact.
How it works
- Send an article, Reddit thread, or repo link to the bot — or paste it straight into Telegram.
- social-kb pulls the content, summarizes what matters, and writes clean markdown.
- It lands as a git commit in your vault — versioned, diffable, yours.
Features
- Own your data
- Everything lands as markdown in a git repo you control, not a database you can't export.
- Bring your own key
- BYOK support means no shared-quota throttling and no vendor lock-in on the LLM side.
- Multiple sources
- Articles, Reddit threads, and GitHub repos all normalize into the same vault structure.
- Full history
- Every save is a commit, so nothing is silently overwritten.
Pricing
Free to start, BYO to bring your own key — two more tiers are on the way.
FAQ
What is social-kb?
A service that turns things you read — articles, Reddit threads, repos — into versioned markdown saved to a private git vault.
Do I need to know git?
No. The vault is a real git repo, but everyday use is just sending links to a Telegram bot.
What's the difference between Free and BYO?
Free runs on the platform's shared OpenRouter key; BYO runs on your own key, so you're not sharing the platform's LLM quota. Both share the same daily job cap today. See pricing for details.
Can I export my data?
Yes — it's a git repo. Clone it any time; nothing is locked behind the platform.