For a long time i struggled to find my g-spot, then it struck me in a lucid dream that i dont have a g-spot, i have a p-spot so i decided to go on a lookout and came across, G-Spot.dev, its a workspace where you build graphite like sections for your github/gmail (ofc it has as agent to build out ur filters as an accessibility feature). You can build sections for:

- github prs - has a graphite like review page optimized with diffs.com for large prs, all the good ol ux from graphite ported over.

- github issues - similar to prs

- gmail - initial full sync from gmail directly - incremental sync via a relay server connected via a ws connection - extraction pipeline for a knowledgebase memory - you connect ur copilot/codex/claude sub and we use that token to spin up an agent and extract the details from the email - notion like ui layout (but faster than notion) - compose new or draft a reply, adjust labels wteve you want, syncs directly wth gmail and the incremental sync immediately updates the db.

Moving on, we also have markdown notes, with katex and mermaid built with codemirror 6 achieving same ux as obsidian with ability to attach images, soon files and ability to share em via github gists. It also was wikilinks and bookmarks and other tiny obsidian details

then theres g memory. its a local knowledge graph, entities + observations + edges(relationships), wth sqlite-vec embeddings

- every chat turn gets extracted into it in the background - a worker agent does the extracting, same extraction agent as the gmail extraction workflow. - salience + confidence decay every hour, prunes dead nodes and decay the weights. - you can hybrid vector + graph search it, do PIT "what did this look like back then" queries. - making the chat pull the memory on each turn is next while keeping everything as fast as possible.

next, gmail workflows. worker agents fire off on incremental sync to do custom label/etc workflows. defaults to drafting over sending unless you explicitly tell it to send

and the g-ide. same agent, but now it runs on ur os. vs code style tabbed workspace, you pop open chat tabs, terminal tabs (real pty, xterm, survives switching away, next resuming after server restart), file tabs (monaco, autosaves), and diff tabs.

sidebar has a file tree, a git changes view, and a terminal. ⌘p to fuzzy find files, ⌘t new chat.

plus mcp servers w/ discovery via pi extensions, skills as /slash-commands (global or per-project) also w/ discovery via skills.sh

you can dm/tag me on twitter for any feature reqs / issues.

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