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Joined October 2017
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If you are a founder that reads, you need to get your highlights and annotations into context for your agents. It is very simple, this is what I do: 1) Highlight and annotate books, articles, podcasts in Reader. 2) Connect them to claude/claude code/chat with Reader MCP 3) I use certain books/articles as a launch point for new agents that are helping me with projects (basically like the books I'd give to a new employee). Those agents have my "take" on how to get something done as informed by the book that was my foundation for a given perspective. This is the best way I've found to enrich the context of my working sessions with perspectives I'm cultivating through reading. Which is how work used to be, but the speed of development and information generation/consolidation of these tools has a habit of drowning it out. Ghostreader is a great addition to the suite.
New in Reader: you can now chat with your entire library! Ask Ghostreader to search for you, quiz you on your reading, organize your docs, and so much more. It's fully agentic. Your answers will reference exact passages in any [article/tweet/PDF/book/video/newsletter] you’ve ever saved. Live now on web/desktop: read.readwise.io/ghostreader
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New in Reader: Mobile Chat Effortlessly ask questions while reading and receive a fast, accurate answer that links directly to the cited text. Chat is aware of your position at all times -- it's like having an assistant reading over your shoulder.
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“Scan your paper book annotations” say less, absolute game changer
Introducing: Readwise 2.0. The same app to easily revisit and learn from your highlights, now rebuilt from the ground up. Fresh design, smoother animations, much faster everywhere. Plus: better search, new ways to capture, AI chat, and much more. Live now.
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readwise is the only app i DELIGHT in renewing every year importing highlights from books is going to change my life their other product, reader, is outstanding: save articles and papers to read later; its got excellent archival, notes, metadata featured
Introducing: Readwise 2.0. The same app to easily revisit and learn from your highlights, now rebuilt from the ground up. Fresh design, smoother animations, much faster everywhere. Plus: better search, new ways to capture, AI chat, and much more. Live now.
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The only tool I use every day
Introducing: Readwise 2.0. The same app to easily revisit and learn from your highlights, now rebuilt from the ground up. Fresh design, smoother animations, much faster everywhere. Plus: better search, new ways to capture, AI chat, and much more. Live now.
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Replying to @homsiT
10/10. daily review flow (and everything else) felt super smooth, including expanding outward with ghostreader and related highlights. aesthetically delightful, too!
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Readwise is one of those companies I have loved since I started using their products. Really simple value proposition but with an exceptional execution and attention to detail. Loving this new app experience
Replying to @readwise
This is much more than just a redesign: * Scan your paper book annotations * Add highlights by voice * Faster, more accurate search * A smoother Daily Review * A beautiful new Stats screen * AI Chat with your highlights, and more
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Readwise is this tool I almost never access, that works in the background and is the backbone of my content and what I read. And now, more agentic than ever. It’s great to see all the good work they are doing! Innovation++
New: Readwise for @openclaw Save anything with one click from your browser or phone: articles, tweets, books, youtube, podcasts, newsletters, more. Your claw now has instant access to that full library as markdown. Easily search and actually stay on top of it all.
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This is super cool! I wanted to make my own graph visualization of my Readwise notes, but with a timeline of when they were added. It shows the list form on the right side and the semantic links between the notes in the graph.
Introducing the Readwise CLI. Anything you've saved in Readwise (highlights, articles, PDFs, books, youtube, newsletters) is now instantly accessible from the terminal. For you, and your AI agents. npm install -g @readwise/cli
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I've been reading most books on Kindle for 15 years. Now my digital assistant has access to all 11,328 highlights across 15 years and hundreds of books. This is what I mean when I talk about giving AI the right tools. "Give me everything I've highlighted about the church growth movement from David Wells."
Introducing the Readwise CLI. Anything you've saved in Readwise (highlights, articles, PDFs, books, youtube, newsletters) is now instantly accessible from the terminal. For you, and your AI agents. npm install -g @readwise/cli
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Very cool, @homsiT. I chose "surprise me" and got this:
1. Install Readwise CLI 2. OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, or any coding agent can now: * Search your entire readwise library * Read full content of anything you've saved * Tag, create highlights, organize on your behalf * Pipe reading data into any workflow Your agent now knows everything you've read :)
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New in Reader: save your podcast episodes to get a permanent, highlightable transcript
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🆕 EPUB Performance Upgrades We recently shipped a bevy of improvements to the way Reader handles EPUB files that make the reading experience more enjoyable ⬇️
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Pocket is officially shutting down tomorrow! Here are a few things new users coming over from Pocket have said about Reader :)
Pocket users: You can save your entire Pocket archive into Reader in seconds. Reader is under constant development, supports many features (save pdfs, tweets, epubs, etc, AI, filtering) that Pocket never did PS- we're also bootstrapped & not going anywhere :)
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A lot of people ask us for e-ink recommendations that are compatible with Reader. After months of testing, @erinmuur has found a few favorites 📚🤳
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We just sent out Reader's 12th Public Beta Update, with a ton of new features & improvements: 📚 ePubs v2 📜 PDF Clean View v2 💬 Chat with Document Preview ✒️E-Ink Mode ⚡️ Faster Document Opening 🎧 Audio Reviews 🧠 AI Themed Reviews and much more! Let's get into it...
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Pocket users: You can save your entire Pocket archive into Reader in seconds. Reader is under constant development, supports many features (save pdfs, tweets, epubs, etc, AI, filtering) that Pocket never did PS- we're also bootstrapped & not going anywhere :)
Wow! Saddened to hear that @Pocket (the biggest read-it-later app) is shutting down on July 8th. You can import all of your pocket articles, highlights, etc into @ReadwiseReader with two clicks
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3.1.2 is out with the long-awaited @readwise integration! 🔥 We also improved: - Tables - Block limits - Move to panel - Added 30 new Washi tapes - And more! documents.craft.me/3.1.2
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Sync @readwise to Craft is coming soon! 📚 You've been asking for it for a long time – is it finally here?! 🤯 Stay tuned for our next update and special offer! 🔥
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I have 9,607 highlights collected over the last 7 years of reading — getting to instantly query/chat with them is extremely exciting for writing & research
🆕 in Readwise: Chat With Your Highlights! You can now chat with your entire library of highlights using AI, making it effortless to find what you've saved, or spark connections across books.
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