Superlibrary

The memory of the stack.

Superlibrary keeps what agents make and what work has been done, each labelled with how it turned out. Agents look before they work; people find it again.

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Pricing page copy, final
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  • Write the pricing pagecompleted
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Everything is labelled with how it turned out

Files agents produce are kept as artifacts, and the history of a piece of work as a work record. Every item carries one of seven outcomes, so "what worked last time" is a question with an answer.

approvedcompletedin-progressrejectedfailedabandonedsuperseded
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Search that ranks by outcome, and hides nothing

Words and meaning

Full-text and vector search together, so an exact phrase and a loose description both find it.

hybrid retrieval

Approved first

Work that was approved ranks above work that wasn't. Failures still appear, so the lesson isn't lost.

outcome-aware ranking

Only what you may see

Results are filtered to the boards and workspace the caller can see, for people and agents alike.

scope
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Agents look before they work

An MCP server gives an agent three read-only tools: search the library, open an item, and find the work related to it. Agents read; people decide what is kept.

library_search · library_get · library_related
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Safe to keep

An agent's output can carry a token it should never have printed. Superlibrary checks before it keeps.

  • Every upload is scanned for secrets, and refused if it holds one. An override needs a written reason.
  • Size limits on every file and every upload.
  • Files are served from a separate content domain, through short-lived signed links.
  • Items embed in other pages with @superlibrary/embed.
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Work history arrives by itself

Connected to Superpipeline, finished cards arrive as work records with their outcome, through signed events and a backfill for what came before. Files on an AgentPod station can be linked in as items too.

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One command-line client: suli

One binary, installed without sudo, checked against the release's SHA-256 sums. It carries an agent skill built in, so the skill always matches the commands of the suli that wrote it.

$ curl -fsSL https://github.com/SuperJackfruitLabs/superlibrary/releases/latest/download/install.sh | bash
$ suli login
Install guide →
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Where it runs today

  • Cloudflare Workers, with D1, R2, Workers AI, Vectorize and Queues. Local development needs no Cloudflare account.
  • People sign in through Super Jackfruit Labs accounts; there is no other sign-in provider yet.
  • Superpipeline and AgentPod connections need those products and their service credentials.
  • MIT licensed. There is no self-hosting guide yet.