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v0.1.0 - Local self-learning knowledge-base harness

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@LLK-LL LLK-LL released this 17 Jun 09:32

v0.1.0 - Local self-learning knowledge-base harness

Self-Learning Library v0.1.0 introduces the first public shape of a local-first knowledge-base harness for AI-assisted work.

What is included

  • A layered Obsidian-compatible Markdown vault.
  • Codex-facing root instructions in AGENTS.md.
  • A project harness workflow in PROJECT_HARNESS_WORKFLOW.md.
  • Lightweight local retrieval with tools/kb_rag.py.
  • Full graph-style iteration and rule promotion with tools/paper_iteration.py.
  • PowerShell entrypoint run_paper_iteration.ps1.
  • Example exported manuscript-assistance vault.
  • Documentation for lightweight retrieval, full iteration, no-regression guards, and domain adaptation.
  • Security and publishing guidance.

Who should try it

This project is useful if you want an AI assistant to:

  • retrieve relevant rules before a task;
  • avoid repeating past mistakes;
  • separate concrete evidence from stable rules;
  • detect unresolved conflicts;
  • promote repeated lessons into reusable knowledge;
  • keep a local, inspectable, file-backed memory structure.

Current limitations

  • The included vault comes from a paper-writing workflow, although the mechanism is domain-independent.
  • Convenience scripts are Windows/PowerShell-first.
  • Windows users should enable Git long paths and clone into a short local path because the example vault contains descriptive long note filenames.
  • The repository currently includes a real exported example vault, so users should review privacy and publishing guidance before adapting the pattern.
  • Retrieval and rule promotion are intentionally simple and local-first.

Suggested repository description

Local-first self-learning knowledge-base harness for AI agents. Retrieve rules, avoid regressions, and promote repeated lessons into stable reusable knowledge.

Suggested topics

ai-agent, ai-memory, knowledge-base, self-learning, local-first, codex, rag, obsidian, markdown, workflow, research, writing, automation, python