Everything you know about security, in focus.
Access is by invitation while KyberNotes is in beta.
What's inside
From first note to explained-and-adapted.
A library, an assistant that cites, and a way to track what you can actually do, in one quiet workspace.
Answers that show their work
Ask in Library, Tutor or Draft mode. Answers come from your own sources, cite the exact passage and version they used, and say so when the sources don't back a claim.
One library
Notes, uploads, and references synced from Git repositories, websites and feeds, organised into collections and tags you can browse like folders.
Skills with evidence
Five honest levels, from Unfamiliar to Explain and adapt, backed by your notes and evidence. No made-up percentages.
A board for practice
Lab tasks move from Backlog to Done, each tied to the skill it builds, with checklists and due dates.
A curator that asks first
Each day it reads your feeds against your interests and proposes notes or updates. Nothing enters your library until you accept it.
Made for reading code
Fenced code with copy and wrap, wide tables that scroll in place, and raw HTML rendered as text: a pasted payload stays a payload.
Six themes, light and dark
Graphite and amber by default, or ice blue, violet, terminal green, Solarized tones and high contrast. Every one is checked for contrast.
Private by design
Built the way you'd want a security tool built.
No scores, badges or dashboards of fear. Just defaults that hold up when the notebook holds your exploit notes.
Yours alone
Every request is checked against your account on the server. Anything that isn't yours behaves as if it doesn't exist.
Drafts stay drafts
AI output is labelled as a draft and waits for your approval before it counts as knowledge.
Inert by default
Notes never run embedded HTML or scripts, and remote images are shown as links instead of being loaded.
Budgets, not surprises
Set daily and monthly AI limits. Each call reserves its cost first, and anything past the limit is refused.
Provenance kept
Imported pages remember their source, path and commit, and notes keep a version history you can compare and restore.
Chat sends your question and the passages it retrieved to the model provider you choose in Settings. Answers join your library only if you save them.
KyberNotes is in limited beta.
Access is opening gradually while the core settles. If you have an invitation, sign in and start with a note or a source you already trust.
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