SecondBrain
NewA personal knowledge base that lives in this folder. Drop content in, have it organized automatically, ask questions, and get sourced answers — either through Claude Code slash commands or a local web dashboard.
Summary
SecondBrain turns your project folder into a personal knowledge base that automatically organizes content you drop in.
- You can ask questions and receive sourced answers directly through Claude Code slash commands or a local web dashboard, making it easy to manage and retrieve information without manual effort.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/agentsAdd the configuration to .claude/agents/secondbrain.md
@secondbrainUse Cases
Usage Examples
/secondbrain save this article about React hooks to my knowledge base
/secondbrain what did I learn about database optimization last month?
/secondbrain search for Python async patterns and summarize the top results
Security Audits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SecondBrain?
SecondBrain turns your project folder into a personal knowledge base that automatically organizes content you drop in. You can ask questions and receive sourced answers directly through Claude Code slash commands or a local web dashboard, making it easy to manage and retrieve information without manual effort.
How to install SecondBrain?
To install SecondBrain: create the agents directory (mkdir -p .claude/agents), then add the config to .claude/agents/secondbrain.md. Finally, @secondbrain in Claude Code.
What is SecondBrain best for?
SecondBrain is a agent categorized under General. Created by PieroSierra.
What can I use SecondBrain for?
SecondBrain is useful for: Save and organize notes, articles, or code snippets by simply dropping them into the folder, with automatic tagging and categorization.; Ask natural language questions about your stored knowledge and get answers with citations to the original sources.; Use the local web dashboard to browse, search, and manage your knowledge base visually without leaving your workflow.; Retrieve context from past projects or research to inform new code or decisions without switching tools.; Collaborate with a team by sharing the knowledge base folder, ensuring everyone has access to the same organized information.; Automatically summarize and link related content from multiple sources to surface connections you might have missed..