Original Summary

I used to copy useful X posts and articles into my Codex or Claude, pull out the practical ideas, and keep them in notes. I eventually stopped keeping up with the repetitive work. That's what led me to build Save2Brain —a second brain for your AI agents, built from the posts you save. It's for those useful posts and articles you bookmark and never get back to. It turns them into useful knowledge or ideas.Save them in Save2Brain, and once connected, your own AI agent can draw on those relevant ideas while helping you write, plan, or build. The video illustrates the idea. One example comes from Ben Cera's article about getting paying customers. He describes changing onboarding so users experience what the product does before being asked to start a trial. You could then ask your AI: Use the advice I saved about showing value early to review my onboarding. Where could a new user get a useful result sooner, and what should I test? You can do something similar with notes and an AI that reads them. The repetitive saving and organizing is the part I'm trying to make easier. If you save a lot of posts, what would you want your AI to use them for in your own projects? Project: Save2Brain Example source: Ben Cera's article   submitted by   /u/FounderWhoCommits [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/27 21:53:37