@noahduck283: Mom, my knowledge base is saved! Shopify founder Tobi and Karpathy jointly recommend it! Completely local, free, simple to use, and saves you a ton of tokens! Configuration prompt: Help me install qmd, connect the current directory for retrieval, I take Chinese notes. 1. npm inst...
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Introducing a fully local, free AI knowledge base tool called qmd, supporting Chinese note retrieval, recommended by Shopify founder and Karpathy, saving token costs.
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Mom, my knowledge base is saved!
Recommended by Shopify founder Tobi and Karpathy! Fully local, free, simple to use, and saves you a ton on tokens!
Configuration prompts: Help me install qmd, hook up the current directory for retrieval, these are my Chinese notes.
npm install -g @tobilu/qmd— install the qmd CLI itselfclaude plugin marketplace add tobi/qmd && claude plugin install qmd@qmd— install the plugin (automatically registers MCP server + matching skill)qmd collection add . --name brain— configure the current directory as the knowledge base- Switch to the Qwen3-Embedding-0.6B multilingual model (required for Chinese knowledge bases)
qmd pull— pull the local small model needed forqmd queryqmd embed -f— generate vector index
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