Open-source, AI-powered read-it-later — save web pages, highlight, and discuss
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Open-source, AI-powered read-it-later — save web pages, highlight, and discuss
Save articles, AI research sources, and newsletter email links. Read them when you're ready. No third-party tracking. Built by the creator of js-cookie from a 10-year personal reading system.
🚀 Open source read-later app. Save articles with privacy in mind. One-click Pocket import.
Production-grade prompt templates for Claude Code Routines. 5 recipes using Burn, GitHub, Slack MCP connectors — copy, paste, schedule.
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Local-first Chrome extension for saving readable pages, selected text, Pocket imports, and portable Markdown/HTML/JSON exports
Daily reading backlog triage CLI — feeds Claude Code Routines, local cron, or manual review. Backend-agnostic: works with Burn, Raindrop, Readwise, Pocket CSV, or any JSON.
Migrate your Pocket reading list to Burn 451 or any format. Analyze, convert, export. Zero dependencies.
A burn-pile CLI for your markdown hoard. Decide: absorb, act, or let it burn.
AI tells you what to read first. Prioritize your reading queue by relevance, novelty, and strategy.
Ready-to-use prompt recipes for burn-mcp-server. Daily digests, blind spot analysis, research briefings, and more.
A free, MIT-licensed read-it-later extension with no account or server. Save article text locally, read offline, search full text, and keep backups in Downloads. No device sync or mobile app.
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