Local-first context reconstruction system.
Kisuke does not return notes.
Kisuke returns working context.
Kisuke helps you resume work with minimal cognitive effort.
Instead of searching through notes, browser tabs, repositories, documentation, chats, and files, Kisuke reconstructs the exact context required to continue meaningful work.
It is built for developers, builders, researchers, and anyone who frequently switches between projects.
- Local-first
- Markdown-first
- Git-native
- Offline-first
- Resume before search
- Reference over duplication
- Single ownership
- Integrate before rebuilding
- AI is optional
- Documentation-first development
- Context reconstruction engine
- Personal knowledge operating system
- Project resume engine
- Decision memory
- Developer workflow companion
- Note-taking application
- Project management tool
- Cloud service
- AI agent
- Git replacement
- Obsidian replacement
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├── docs/
├── architecture/
├── adrs/
├── rfcs/
├── scripts/
├── templates/
├── examples/
├── src/
├── tests/
└── website/
The canonical specification lives in docs/. See docs/MASTER_SPECIFICATION.md for the navigation index.
Architecture
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Documentation
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Implementation
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Testing
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Review
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Release
The canonical milestone order is defined once, in docs/execution/13-roadmap.md. It is not restated here to avoid drift.
- One owner per entity.
- Markdown is the source of truth.
- Git owns history.
- AI owns no data.
- Plugins never modify the core directly.
- Every implementation follows the specification.
- Architecture: Frozen
- Documentation: Complete
- Implementation: v0.1.0 (309 tests passing)
See LICENSE.