Capture And Knowledge
Keep ideas, reading notes, and useful context in durable Markdown files. Capture can be automated; permanent notes still need my own thinking.
Brainwav is my private collection of notes, tools, and workflows for capturing ideas, keeping project context, and automating recurring work. The goal is simple: make it easier to remember what matters and pick up where I left off.
Practical support for the things I want to remember, build, and maintain.
Keep ideas, reading notes, and useful context in durable Markdown files. Capture can be automated; permanent notes still need my own thinking.
Keep repository instructions, decisions, and validation steps close to the work so I can resume a project without starting from scratch.
Use focused tools and documented workflows to reduce repeated chores, with clear limits on what each automation should do.
I choose tools around the task and stay responsible for the result.
Codex is my primary hands-on collaborator for implementation, prototypes, drafts, fixes, and verification. It now handles much of the work I previously routed through OpenClaw.
Claude provides the primary independent review for accuracy, clarity, and implementation quality when review is requested. Codex then addresses the findings.
Gemini supports video and multimedia analysis, scripts, storyboards, and production planning. Copilot can provide an optional second pass after revisions.
I set the direction and authorize publication and production changes. The tools prepare and carry out work within that scope, with checks appropriate to the change.
The setup changes as better ways of working become available.
OpenClaw helped me get early capture and automation workflows running. It remains a supporting part of the setup for selected integrations and workflows, while Codex has taken over much of the hands-on work.
Markdown keeps knowledge portable. GitHub keeps code changes, review, and project history together. Clear instructions make the work easier to revisit across tools.
Brainwav is private, but I share lessons and examples here.
This site is one example: draft changes, work on a feature branch, verify the result, and publish when authorized. The workflow continues to evolve as I learn what is useful enough to keep.