Knowledge Hub
Search across 45+ knowledge domains from one place instead of 45 separate repos.
Knowledge was scattered across 45+ domain-specific repositories with no unified way to search or cross-reference between fields.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
Knowledge was scattered across 45+ domain-specific repositories with no unified way to discover, search, or cross-reference information between different fields of expertise.
After
Unified knowledge from 45+ domains into a single searchable interface. Reduced time to find cross-domain insights from hours to seconds, enabling faster decision-making and content creation.
How it's solved
Created a centralized knowledge base that aggregates content from all domains with full-text search, tag-based filtering, and cross-domain linking. Built on Next.js with MDX for rich content rendering and GitHub-backed versioning.
Trade-offs
Cross-domain linking relies on tags and search, not a true knowledge graph with inferred relationships.
Related Articles
Further reading on related topics from the blog
Building 100 Micro-Frontends: Lessons from a Solopreneur Journey
How I built and deployed 100 independently deployed micro-frontends on Vercel, the architecture decisions, trade-offs, and what I learned about scaling a one-person dev operation.
AI Integration Patterns for Web Developers: A Practical Guide
Practical patterns for integrating AI into web applications — from prompt engineering and streaming responses to building AI-powered tools that solve real user problems.
Onlook: The Cursor for Designers - AI-Powered Design Tool
Discover Onlook, a free AI tool that helps designers create websites, prototypes, and designs with real-time code generation using Next.js and TailwindCSS.
Related Projects
More in Tech Domain · Book Dev