A new home for your knowledge base.

Turn markdown, PDFs, and images into a knowledge base you can keep building.

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Markdown Knowledge Bases

Turn scattered notes and source material into durable markdown files you can keep building on.

Research Across PDFs

Ask across folders of PDFs to surface patterns, evidence, and the exact material worth keeping.

Source To Briefing

Convert notes, transcripts, and web clips into clean written briefings instead of disposable chat output.

Reading Notes

Draft synthesis notes from papers, documents, and screenshots while keeping markdown as the main surface.

Slide Drafts

Generate slide outlines and supporting notes from the same source set when you need to present what you learned.

File-Native Workflows

Keep the output on disk as editable files, not trapped in a thread you will never reopen.

FAQ

Interpreter gives you an agent that works directly in your files. Instead of leaving research trapped in chat, it can read your notes and source material, then write markdown, summaries, and other artifacts back to disk.
Yes. It works with normal folders of markdown, PDFs, images, and source files. If you already keep research in a markdown workspace, Interpreter can operate on that same material instead of forcing a separate system.
Yes. The point is not just writing markdown. It can read across the raw material behind the markdown too, then turn that into durable notes, briefings, and derived files.
Yes. That is the workflow this page is about. The useful result is not only an answer in a thread, but markdown and other artifacts you can keep, edit, and build on later.