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Similar open-source project https://github.com/DataCovey/nornweave

Inbox-as-a-Service for AI Agents Open-source, self-hosted API that turns standard email providers into intelligent, stateful email for LLMs via REST or MCP.

Show HN: Rikdom – Open-source, local-first wealth portfolio schema toolkit

https://github.com/ricardocabral/rikdom

Designed so your portfolio data can last for years as plain JSON files, independent of any broker app or SaaS dashboard. With coding agents and LLMs, it is much easier to build your own asset management software and adapt it to your needs over time. rikdom focuses on the durable layer beneath that iteration: a solid foundation for storing and evolving financial data, plus a plugin system you...

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Show HN: Rakenne – Markdown-defined agentic workflows for structured documents

https://rakenne.app

Hi! I’m the creator of Rakenne and I built it because I noticed a recurring problem with LLMs in professional settings: chat-based document creation is unpredictable and hard to scale for domain experts.Experts know the process of building a document (the questions to ask, the order of operations, the edge cases), but translating that into a long system prompt often leads to hallucinations or...

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Show HN: Open-Source Inbox-as-a-Service for LLM Agents

https://nornweave.datacovey.com/

If you’re building agents that need to read and send email, you’ve probably hit the limits of typical email APIs: they’re stateless, focused on sending, and don’t give you threads, history, or content that’s easy for an LLM to use. NornWeave is an open-source, self-hosted Inbox-as-a-Service API built for that use case. It adds a stateful layer (virtual inboxes, threads, full history) and an...

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I've been working for some time on a similar project, which I open-sourced yesterday, Apache 2.0 licensed if anyone cares to contribute or use https://nornweave.datacovey.com/
how's traction going? Do you worry about some open-source project replacing it?
Re:Show HN: Site for tracking lab exams over the years on Tuesday January 20, 2026 @08:56AM (#46691870)
Just launched, seeking feedback. Upload your exams. See your health trends. Share with any doctor instantly. Track symptoms and medication.
Re:What are Google's long-term plans for Google App Engine? on Saturday December 22, 2012 @06:15PM (#4957816)
If I sign up for the Premier support, would they answer these questions?
Re:What are Google's long-term plans for Google App Engine? on Saturday December 22, 2012 @03:31PM (#4957392)
Good point. But still, it's hard to believe that it's taking years for Google to add to GAE a mature Search API and support for multiple datacenter locations, which are things Google does better than anyone.

What are Google's long-term plans for Google App Engine?

GAE as a platform is really great (good scalability, no maintenance overhead, low latency in most cases) but the extremely slow pace (compared to Amazon Web Services) for introducing new APIs and maturing the existing (ex.: increasing quotas and charging for the Search API, Prospective Search) makes me wonder: is Google really investing enough engineers to mature its platform? Will it pull the...

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Lots of open datasets can be found at http://open.mflask.com/
Re:Ask HN: What's your philosophy? on Monday December 08, 2008 @08:50PM (#390768)
secular-humanist-singularitarian-objectivist

Is there a market for content-based image search SaaS?

I've been thinking about providing the opensource content-based image database at http://server.imgseek.net/ as a hosted service. This would allow image-related websites to provide visual query-by-example and query-by-sketch features with minimal setup effort. Can you see demand for it?

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Re:Ask YC: CMS? opinions? on Friday May 09, 2008 @09:41PM (#186110)
call me skeptic but I can't envision MoinMoin+trac being used as a large scale CMS system (which means a deployment into a corporation, which means some corporate suit not "buying IBM" and risking losing his job)
Re:Ask YC: Unexplored Search Paradigms on Tuesday May 06, 2008 @09:03PM (#183019)
an open-source content-based image database server is available at http://server.imgseek.net/
Re:Poll: Where in the world are you? on Wednesday March 05, 2008 @03:45PM (#129985)
Brazil - Rio de Janeiro
Re:Ask YC: Anyone using Lua for web apps? on Monday February 18, 2008 @05:07PM (#118430)
Take a look at

http://google.decenturl.com/allinurl-cgilua-google-search

I know a couple of success cases in Brazil: http://www.vale.com (among the 5 biggest Metal & Mining companies in the world) and http://www.petrobras.com/ (among the 10 biggest oil & gas companies in the world) use Lua for some parts of their web site.

Re:Any Brazil hackers around looking for startup partners? on Sunday September 16, 2007 @10:38PM (#55491)
guess not :/
Re:Question: What are the best books on algorithms? on Sunday September 16, 2007 @10:32PM (#55489)
I'd recommend "Algorithm Design" by Jon Kleinberg, Eva Tardos (http://tinyurl.com/232nfh). Covers most of the topics found on the Cormen book but in a much easier to digest language. The exercises and examples are also much more updated.
Re:What's your favorite editor to hack with? on Sunday September 16, 2007 @10:38AM (#55278)
Eclipse. Plenty of good plugins available for many languages, excellent SVN/CVS integration.
Re:Rails users: would you use rails again? on Monday July 16, 2007 @07:39PM (#34627)
No way.

How big is the demand for automated online image copyright monitoring?

Considering that we already have some well established companies doing this (eg. http://picscout.com/, http://ideeinc.com) but aiming for huge clients (corbis, getty, jupiter), how big do you believe the demand for a free or low-cost service would be ? Think about the average professional or amateur photographer/image producer.

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