MyPKA

MyPKA is not another note-taking app. It's a methodology-first system that puts a permanent, open-source folder of plain markdown at the center of your AI interactions. The six-person specialist team is cleverly designed: Larry the Orchestrator routes requests without doing domain work, Nolan handles hiring new specialists via SOP-001, Pax does researched analysis with confidence levels, Penn captures and routes inputs, Mack manages integrations and MCP, and Silas maintains schemas and data architecture. Everything is transparent—you can read the contracts and journals inside the folder. The system works with any LLM because the folder is the database; you can switch models mid-task without losing context. This is a real advantage over proprietary AI tools that lock your data into their ecosystem. The Membership ($49/mo?) includes a course that explains the why behind every design decision, which is helpful for adapting the system to your workflow. The main caveat: MyPKA is file-based and command-line oriented. If you expect a sleek GUI or one-click cloud sync, this isn't it. It's built for people who are comfortable with markdown, folders, and terminal commands. Compared to tools like Notion AI or Obsidian with plugins, MyPKA offers deeper structure and a reusable AI team, but with a steeper learning curve. We'd recommend it for serious PKM practitioners who want to own their data and avoid vendor dependency. Skip it if you need real-time collaboration or a mobile app.