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laleshiion Show HN: Engrym – a Markdown knowledge base your coding agent reads and writes

I think as a general rule Obsidian is viewed as a personal KB. The CLI that I built I see it more as a repository specific tool part of building things with AI agents so that important information is encoded and fetched when needed without additional prompting.

But I do understand that overlap is there and the justification for using a separate tool might be a stretch.

laleshiion Show HN: Engrym – a Markdown knowledge base your coding agent reads and writes

Both are Markdown-as-source-of-truth with a graph.

The difference: Obsidian is a GUI app for your personal notes; engrym is a headless CLI your coding agent drives, and the KB lives in the repo versioned with the code (or locally if you want to not mess with the repo files).

Two things it does that Obsidian doesn't out of the box: hybrid search (BM25 + local vector embeddings, offline, no API key), and a typed, lint-checked schema (id, altitude, typed relations) so an agent can go from overview to impl detail as a real query, not a keyword guess.

The CLI and schema is the only benefit but I would say they fit agentic coding flows better.

laleshiion Show HN: Koriander – Recipe manager that parses ingredients and tracks nutrition

Forgot to mention, I'll give out 100 AI credits for folks that want to test it out :)

laleshiion Launching Fig

Making email collection mandatory seems ludicrous to me.

laleshiion Show HN: Ventee. Event discovery and management platform

Hey guys,

This is an attempt to help people find about cool events in the city. I've worked on this responsive web app for about 6 months now. It's only available in Amsterdam for the time being.

Event organisers can list events for free. Selling tickets and event analytics are also available.

Would appreciate any feedback. Feel free to create accounts and events, just don't publish them so that the content is still relevant.

Thanks!