Yrzhe/pagefly

Personal Knowledge OS — Capture → Distill → Compile → Serve. Self-hosted knowledge data platform with AI agents, Telegram bot, and REST API.

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compiler

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Yrzhe/pagefly

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Scans knowledge/, analyzes documents, generates summaries/concepts/connections to wiki/ with reference graph. Updates existing articles instead of creating duplicates.

not rated 74 5mo ago A 30 tokens original MIT

linker

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Yrzhe/pagefly

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Discovers missing cross-domain connections between knowledge documents and creates/updates connection wiki articles.

not rated 74 5mo ago A 20 tokens original MIT

query

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Yrzhe/pagefly

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Interactive knowledge assistant via Telegram. Can read, create, and modify documents. Destructive actions require user approval.

not rated 74 5mo ago A 24 tokens original MIT

review

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Yrzhe/pagefly

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Generate daily/weekly/monthly knowledge review reports. Summarize new content, discover trends, identify connections.

not rated 74 5mo ago A 24 tokens original MIT

summarizer

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Yrzhe/pagefly

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A document-reading agent that produces structured summaries, with core points, key facts, possible connections, and source references.

not rated 74 5mo ago A 22 tokens original MIT

trend

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Yrzhe/pagefly

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Analyzes knowledge base growth patterns, identifies emerging themes, and produces trend insight articles.

not rated 74 5mo ago A 19 tokens original MIT

pagefly

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Yrzhe/pagefly

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Connect to your self-hosted PageFly knowledge base. Query documents, search, upload files, read content, and chat with your AI agent — all from Claude Code.

not rated 74 5mo ago A 0 tokens original MIT

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