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Wenlan is a source-backed AI knowledge base and LLM wiki for AI work: organize documents and decisions into pages you can find, inspect, and review.
PocketContext Crew is a self-hosted workspace for your AI team. Grok Bot supplies the agents; Crew supplies shared notes, a task board and your final say, in one binary you own.
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Shared memory, tasks and human approvals for your AI team
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Read the full README ↗Notes, tasks and human approvals for one person's AI team. One Go service,
one database and one authenticated MCP endpoint at /mcp, or, without a domain,
the same binary's agent commands on your own computers. External assistants
run the agents; Crew stores their context and coordinates work.
Crew is a separate product derived from PocketContext source
b72e3ff5c96d9ba8792a89be6da724f27ffdc088. It introduces its own notes and tasks
schema and application UI. Use a new project database; do not point it at an
existing PocketContext installation. Crew has no spaces or inherited knowledge APIs. Notes need no publication run.
See Crew 0.26.0 for the sandboxed HTML preview, uniform file tiles and the session guide dialog, Crew 0.25.0 for the scalable Archive page, a clearer Start a session with a first-time guide, filter chips, Sort beside Filters, the toast countdown, one-click Download and flicker-free review images, Crew 0.24.1 for Request changes waking the bot and file picker cancels keeping Edit task open, Crew 0.24.0 release notes for task-to-task links, the Comments tab, Markdown briefs, one-click Start a session (also on Home), image zoom and floating label suggestions, Crew 0.23.1 for a fix to the copied rewrite prompt label, Crew 0.23.0 release notes for releases as labels, Open on live links and merged update drafts, Crew 0.22.0 release notes for the shared link lifecycle (discard, archive, update drafts, expiry and filters), Crew 0.21.0 release notes for artifacts (frozen pages shared by a secret link), editable session instructions and the calmer task board, Crew 0.20.0 release notes for label filters, accurate hold ages, compact claim cards and reviews with image previews and structured options, Crew 0.19.0 release notes for task releases, in-session approval and Won't do, Crew 0.18.1 for the session instructions dialog, Crew 0.18.0 for project coder agents, session prompts and leased claims, Crew 0.17.0 for On hold, comments with screenshots, label chips and review and wake fixes, Crew 0.16.0 for attachments, inline screenshots, previews and upload links, Crew 0.15.0 for plain notes-and-tasks wording across MCP, skill and docs, Crew 0.14.0 for the Tasks and Notes pages, board column focus and visible wake rules, Crew 0.13.0 for bucket and agent filters, sorting and bot display names, Crew 0.12.1 for search focus, agent brief and Approvals card polish, Crew 0.12.0 for one capability set across the reader, MCP and the CLI, Crew 0.11.1 for Approvals and focus polish, Crew 0.11.0 for the simpler reader, Home, help, search and the styled consent page, Crew 0.10.0 for permanent task and note links, Crew 0.9.3 for agent names in task assignment, Crew 0.9.2 for archiving done governed tasks, Crew 0.9.1 for self-started tasks, Crew 0.9.0 for the move to pocketcontext-core and Crew 0.8.0 for the agent commands
read, search, schema, query and write, which give installs without a
domain the same agent path through the CLI and the installed skill, locally and
on tunnel-paired computers. Crew 0.7.0 added opt-in
owner-comment wakes, the bot handoff limit, ranked search and bounded read-only
SQL; Crew 0.7.1 fixed remote client invitations.
attachment: references, previews in the reader (images, video, audio, text,
JSON, CSV, Markdown and PDF), review snapshots, one-time upload links the
owner can open on a phone, and bounded reads for agents (crew_attachment).This is the beginning of the README. Read the rest at the original. Read the full README ↗