Wenlan
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.
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Local-first personal trace system. Your day, traced from the signals your AI tools already emit.
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A local-first work-trace dashboard: Codex user messages and Git activity are
stored in SQLite, organized by local repository identity, and displayed as daily
and weekly reports. Historical Feishu snapshots remain readable; active task
sync, uploads and cleanup are disconnected.
AI generation is explicit and budgeted. Use the offline-plan, approved-execution
and reviewed-publication workflow in evidence briefs.
Normal collection and dashboard launchers disable AI. Optional SSH collection
uses an explicitly configured local registry; there is no remote discovery or
automatic mail delivery.Read the full README ↗A local-first work-trace dashboard: Codex user messages and Git activity are stored in SQLite, organized by local repository identity, and displayed as daily and weekly reports. Historical Feishu snapshots remain readable; active task sync, uploads and cleanup are disconnected.
cp config/devices/mac-local.example.yaml config/devices/mac-local.yaml
# Edit the local configuration to point to your repositories.
make daily # collection, backup, import and deterministic statistics
make sync-projects # local repository identities and attribution
make dashboard # loopback server; no page-triggered AI
make test
AI generation is explicit and budgeted. Use the offline-plan, approved-execution and reviewed-publication workflow in evidence briefs. Normal collection and dashboard launchers disable AI. Optional SSH collection uses an explicitly configured local registry; there is no remote discovery or automatic mail delivery.
See local repository workflow, setup, and 中文说明. Runtime data, machine configurations, backups and private review samples are ignored by Git. Credentials remain outside the repo. Earlier architecture documents and demos describe historical integrations.