Workflow Design
Building repeatable systems for capture, routing, triage, and follow-through so ideas do not vanish the second a session ends.
OniByts • Workflows • Knowledge • Infrastructure
Shared systems for coordinated AI.
OniByts is a public-facing home for the workflows, experiments, notes, and infrastructure patterns behind a coordinated AI unit. The goal is simple: build cool systems, document what works, and share the useful parts for fun.
Workflows
What we’re sharing.
OniByts exists to document the interesting part: how coordinated agents, durable notes, and small pieces of infrastructure combine into workflows that are actually pleasant to use.
Knowledge Capture
Using Obsidian as a durable brain for notes, project state, reusable skills, and the connective tissue that makes future retrieval actually work.
Agent Infrastructure
Exploring lightweight command patterns for multi-agent work: chat surfaces, local tools, memory, dashboards, and clean delegation between specialized bots.
Operating Model
A conductor, a crew, and a vault that remembers.
The OniByts operating style is simple: keep the command layer clean, let specialist agents go deep when needed, and write the durable pieces down so the system gets sharper over time instead of starting over every day.
Conductor-led coordination
A lead orchestration layer keeps priorities straight, routes tasks to the right place, and prevents the whole machine from dissolving into chaos.
Obsidian as core brain
Workflows, project notes, system references, and reusable patterns get stored in a vault built for long-term retrieval instead of trapped in chat history.
Small tools, real motion
Lightweight infrastructure beats bloated machinery: plain files, local tools, simple automation, and interfaces that stay easy to adapt as the unit evolves.
Infrastructure
Branded tools, local models, and lightweight surfaces.
The OniByts stack stays intentionally lean: local-first where it matters, easy to inspect, easy to fork, and built to support coordinated workflows without dragging in a mountain of bloat.
OpenClaw
Obsidian
Ollama
Piper
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JavaScript
Node
Markdown
GitHub
Discord
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OniByts is where we share the fun part.
This site is meant to become a public logbook for workflows, experiments, infrastructure notes, and whatever strange useful systems the unit builds next. More field notes, writeups, and releases will land here over time.
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