Archive Concierge
An AI librarian for your blog archive. Surfaces the right posts for the right reader.
What it does
Archive Concierge is a librarian that lives at the bottom of your blog. A reader types what they're looking for — "posts about prompt caching", "the one where you broke production", "things to read on a Sunday morning" — and it returns three to five articles from your archive, with a sentence on why each one fits.
It's built on top of Postgres with pgvector and OpenAI embeddings. Your articles get indexed once. Each query is a vector lookup plus a small synthesis step. Not a chatbot, not a search box. A recommendation, like a good librarian would give.
The point is to make your archive useful again. Most blogs have hundreds of posts and a homepage that surfaces the last five. Concierge surfaces the right five for the person reading right now.
Who it's for
- Writers with 100+ posts whose best work is buried.
- Indie publications who want a smarter "related articles" without spam.
- Anyone who thinks the answer to discovery isn't infinite scroll.
Coming soon. Want to be first in line?
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