One place for the mess
Drop the scattered stuff—Discord notes, links, documents, tickets, calls, and decisions—into a private system that keeps the source trail intact.
Fieldkraft turns inboxes, docs, chats, and tools into a working system: capture the useful stuff, keep the source trail, route the right task, and let humans stay in control.
live operating loop
messy inputs → memory → route → action
Capture
#inboxNotes, docs, links, chats, payments, schedules, and project history stop disappearing into tabs.
What it feels like
The goal is not another dashboard. It is a working memory and action layer for teams that keep losing context across inboxes, docs, chats, calendars, payments, and project tools.
Drop the scattered stuff—Discord notes, links, documents, tickets, calls, and decisions—into a private system that keeps the source trail intact.
Ask for context and get back the relevant source, prior decision, and next useful step instead of another generic summary.
Let AI move the routine work while routing risky decisions through humans, policies, status, and safe execution paths.
Under the hood
After the first outcome is clear, Fieldkraft brings the serious machinery: private corpus design, vector retrieval, model choice, MCP tools, sandboxing, approvals, observability, and recovery.
Bring the workflow that keeps slipping →#inbox capture for links, notes, chats, docs, and decisions
Karpathy-style conversation exports with privacy and lineage
Qdrant, LanceDB, or pgvector memory over private corpuses
Model routing for fast, deep, tool-use, local, and vision tasks
MCP tool harnesses with policies, approvals, and status signals
Cloud sandbox execution for risky code, browsing, and ingestion jobs
Human verification paths with audit logs, recovery, and rollback
System flow
Pull the useful things out of the daily stream without forcing people into a new notes ritual.
Bring back the right context, source, and prior decision when someone needs to act.
Route the task through a model, tool, sandbox, or human approval path with visible status.
Proof standard
Every useful loop needs a source trail, a policy for action, a human escape hatch, and status operators can read. The stack stays powerful because it stays accountable.
Map the first loop