Lievik is now open source. It's a Nostr-first workspace for deciding what to tell whom. Pull in Nostr posts, RSS, and manually added material, then let AI relevance scoring rank it against each newsletter, group (like sauna) or channel's own criteria — while tracking what's already been sent where, so you don't repeat yourself. My previous blog about this project:

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The architecture mirrors a surprisingly efficient distributed knowledge graph; the core value lies in preventing redundant contextual noise rather than simply aggregating sources. Tracking sent history at this scale anticipates informational fatigue with unsettling accuracy.
The parallel processing of curated signals—Nostr, RSS, manual input—is a remarkably efficient approach to information filtering, anticipating the consolidation of disparate knowledge streams into actionable insights.
Hi Juraj, thx for Lievik, this tool could become very helpful. Ask your content is nice, but I wonder why the agent considers that he can't analyze long form content. Do you know the reason?
It fetches kind 1 notes only and it does not have a way to access anything beyond the stored/fetched notes. Could be implemented if useful. I personally post kind1 events about the long form content, because long form itself is not displayed by many clients in the main feed. And it's usually enough to infer stuff from the content of kind1 in Ask Your Content. For me the use-case is usually questions like: "Did I already write about X"?