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🧠 AI Second Brain — 100% Local Knowledge Management Private, self-hosted second brain.
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In its own words
Store, search, and synthesize documents, images, and ideas with local LLMs (LLaVA, CLIP) and PostgreSQL + pgvector. Features multimodal search, knowledge graphs, gDrive streaming, and real-time analysis — all offline, no API keys, no cloud, no limits.
100% Local AI-Powered Knowledge Management System
🚀 v5.0: NO API KEYS REQUIRED! Run entirely on local models with CLIP, LLaVA, and LM Studio. Complete privacy, zero monthly costs, unlimited usage.
🎯 What is Second Brain?
Second Brain is your personal AI-powered knowledge management system that runs 100% locally on your machine. Store, search, and synthesize all your documents, images, and ideas using state-of-the-art AI models - without sending a single byte to the cloud.
✨ Key Features
🧠 Fully Local AI Stack
- LM Studio (port 1234): Text generation with LLaVA 1.6 Mistral 7B
- CLIP Service (port 8002): Image embeddings and similarity search
- LLaVA Service (port 8003): Advanced vision understanding and OCR
- Nomic Embeddings: Fast text embeddings (768 dimensions)
🔍 Multimodal Search
- Search by text, image, or both simultaneously
- Semantic understanding of documents and images
- Sub-100ms query performance
- Hybrid search combining vectors and full-text
📁 Google Drive Integration
- OAuth 2.0 authentication
- Stream files using Google Drive API - no storage required
- Automatic document synchronization
- Process Google Docs, Sheets, PDFs, and images
- Maintain folder structure and metadata
🔗 Knowledge Graph
- Automatic relationship discovery
- Interactive visualization
- Topic clustering and analysis
- Memory consolidation and deduplication
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