Summify builds what it calls a knowledge pod from sources you choose, videos, podcasts, documents, PDFs, articles, voice notes, and makes it available both inside Summify and to external AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT. Its diagnosis is well put: your AI is generic about the things you need it to be specific about.
That is the real limitation of general assistants. They know a great deal in general and nothing about the particular papers, talks and documents your work actually depends on, so answers are plausible and unspecific. A curated library grounded in sources you trust changes what the model can say.
Being portable across AI tools is the important architectural choice, since a knowledge base locked inside one assistant becomes worthless when you switch. One library serving every AI you use is a better shape than rebuilding context per tool. A trial is available.
