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China just flew an all-electric passenger aircraft that can fly with or without a pilot.

It’s designed to carry 19 passengers and travel up to 400 km on electric power alone.

SAG Wiki is a free, open source local knowledge base built on SAG2. You point it at a folder of files and it indexes everything with zero model calls during the indexing step. 

No embedding models, no database to set up, no pages to generate. Your original files stay exactly where they are and update incrementally when they change. Say you have a project folder with hundreds of markdown files, PDFs, and docs scattered across subfolders. 

You add that folder to SAG Wiki and now everything in it is searchable. If you update a doc next week, the index picks up the change without reindexing the whole thing. Where it gets really useful is the CLI integration. If you're working in Claude Code or Codex and you need to find where a specific API behavior is documented across your project files, SAG Wiki lets the agent search your indexed documents directly and pull the answer with a citation back to the original source.

 You're not copy pasting into a chat window or building a separate wiki. The Q&A step does involve a model for generating answers, but the indexing itself is completely model free. In agentic retrieval tests, multi-round search improved MuSiQue Recall@10 from 86.62% to 95.39%.

Whether you're organizing research materials, searching project documentation, or helping a coding agent find the right context, this handles it.
github.com/Zleap-AI/SAG-W…

Claude Fable 5.2 has completely changed the way stories get told.

What SLOWS DOWN your home Wi-Fi:

It's NOT:

• Leaving the router on 24 hours a day
• Rainy days
• Having a “basic” 300 Mbps plan
• Using the internet at night

It's almost always the same 6 culprits. And you can fix almost all of them without paying anything.

The real villains ↓

The part of my pipeline where I'd re-record the whole line just to fix one word, Tonality's per-word pitch and energy slots right into that spot, first thing I'm cutting.