YOUR OWN AGENT · YOUR OWN MACHINE · YOUR APPROVAL

Everything your agent knows.In a wiki you own.

2ndBrain.ceo provisions a dedicated AI agent in the Cloud, then writes everything it learns into editable markdown — wiki pages, a per-project knowledge graph, and a Telegram approval gate you hold. Read it. Edit it. Export it. It’s yours.

Your prompt becomes a wiki project — markdown pages you can read, edit, and export, plus a knowledge graph you can drag around. Source files attach on the next screen.

agent: idle — awaiting intent

Runs onCLOUDSUPABASETELEGRAMGOOGLE WORKSPACESOLANA

HOW IT WORKS

No black box. This is the machine.

One intent becomes a wiki, a graph, and a gated action — replayed in miniature below, including the part where nothing runs until someone says go. These are the real surfaces you’ll use.

One prompt. One owned project.

Every wiki project gets its own ID, its own workspace folder, and a Ready state — like these three, each generated from a single prompt.

Generated wiki project card for a Singapore property agent profile
Generated wiki project card for an academic lecturer profile
Generated wiki project card for a senior DevSecOps engineer profile

fig. 01 — three real wiki projects, generated from single prompts.

Feed it real sources.

PDF, DOCX, TXT, Markdown, images — converted into pages you can read, not embeddings you can’t.

fig. 02 — sources become pages.

Get a wiki, not a vibe.

fig. 03 — markdown you can correct. demo replay.

Every page, accounted for.

fig. 04 — the project tree grows.

Pages become a map.

Wiki pages sync into a per-project knowledge graph — draggable nodes, semantic edges, scoped so it stays fast.

fig. 05 — one graph per project. demo replay.

The run, in the open.

fig. 06 — provisioning, replayed from the real flow.

Nothing sensitive ships without you.

fig. 07 — human-in-the-loop, by design. demo replay — the real gate arrives in your Telegram.

Demo replay: the agent restores a workspace snapshot in the Cloud, converts five source files into 14 markdown wiki pages, syncs them into a knowledge graph, then pauses at a Telegram approval gate. Approving adds one page and one graph node; rejecting halts the run with nothing executed.

SETUP

Five gates. Each one visible.

Onboarding wires identity, approval, and runtime together — in that order, with a human checkpoint before anything heavy runs.

Sign in with Google

Supabase OAuth. No new password to invent.

Set your identity

Owner name, avatar name, and avatar setup, so generated pages reference you consistently.

Provision the runtime

A ready-made agent snapshot is restored onto a dedicated Cloud instance. Your own machine, not a shared pool.

Pair Telegram

Your approval channel. Sensitive agent actions wait here until you say go — with progress shown while they wait.

Enter the dashboard

Wiki, graph, and gateway are live. Start with intent.

WORKSPACE

Three rooms. One memory.

The memory, as markdown.

LLM Wiki

Generate a wiki project from an intent prompt and optional source files. Then open the markdown and change it — your edits are the source of truth, not a chat transcript.

  • edit, save, and export any generated page
  • search and paginate across every project
  • delete a project and its workspace folder with it
/dashboard/wiki

The memory, as a map.

Knowledge Graph

Wiki pages sync into graph tables scoped per project, so big wikis stay fast. Explore concepts and page links as a living map.

  • draggable nodes, semantic edges
  • one graph per project, re-runnable on demand
  • built on cytoscape with the fcose layout
/dashboard/graph

The runtime, in the open.

AI Agent Gateway

Your agent is a real machine you can inspect. Check gateway status, refresh URLs, reconnect the model — or drop into the authenticated SSH console.

  • gateway status + reconnect controls
  • authenticated SSH console, in the dashboard
  • destroy the workspace whenever you choose
/dashboard/openclaw

OWNERSHIP

If you can’t edit it, export it, and delete it — you don’t own it.

Edit

Every generated page is plain markdown. Rewrite anything; your version wins.

Export

Take the entire wiki out as files. No proprietary format, no exit interview.

Delete

Removing a project removes its workspace folder too. Gone means gone.

markdown in, markdown out

teardown is one click. export first. no hostages.

INTEGRATIONS

Wired in, not walled in.

Google Workspaceagent-side credentials via Google OAuth
Telegrampairing + approval gate
SSH Consoleauthenticated, in-dashboard
Remotion Avatara face for your agent
Google OAuthsign-in through Supabase
Solanacredit top-ups on-chain

every jack on this panel ships today. nothing here is "coming soon".

agent: ready — awaiting intent

Give it something worth remembering.

Start with intent ->Walk through onboarding

PDF · DOCX · TXT · MD · images — up to 8 files, 12 MB each.

demo ledger — 15 pages · 12 nodes · 14 edges · 1 human approval. same numbers the machine printed above. we keep our books.