Products the company had never seen.
Each product below was patched in over setu exactly the way a founder would — a public repo jack and a website jack, read-only. manas's imbibers read the real sources with live Gemini, committed a versioned Context Pack where every line carries the file or URL it came from, and asked back what the sources couldn't answer. Nothing here is hand-written — check any line against the public repo.
captured 2026-06-10 · manas.ingest_connected, live · gemini-3.5-flash imbibers · curation gate ≥ 0.80
Excalidraw Whiteboard
Excalidraw is a virtual collaborative whiteboard tool that lets you easily sketch diagrams that have a hand-drawn feel to them.
- code repopatched
- websitepatched
read-only · a shallow clone and a page fetch — exactly what any founder grants on day one. Every line on the right traces back to one of these.
- Excalidraw is an open source virtual hand-drawn style whiteboard that is collaborative and end-to-end encrypted. · README.md
- Excalidraw is released under the MIT license. · README.md
- The Excalidraw editor (npm package) supports an infinite canvas-based whiteboard, dark mode, customizability, image support, shape libraries, localization (i18n) support, exporting to PNG/SVG/clipboard, and an open format saving to `.excalidraw` json files. · README.md
- The editor provides built-in tools such as rectangle, circle, diamond, arrow, line, free-draw, eraser, arrow-binding, labeled arrows, undo/redo, and zoom/panning. · README.md
- The showcase app hosted at excalidraw.com features PWA support (offline mode), real-time collaboration, end-to-end encryption, local-first support with browser autosaving, and shareable read-only links. · README.md
- Excalidraw is integrated by organizations including Google Cloud, Meta, CodeSandbox, Obsidian Excalidraw, Replit, Slite, Notion, and HackerRank. · README.md
- Excalidraw offers funding and premium options via Open Collective sponsorship and Excalidraw+ (plus.excalidraw.com). · README.md
- Excalidraw is structured as a monorepo utilizing Yarn workspaces, containing core library packages (common, element, math, utils, fractional-indexing, and excalidraw) and a web application (excalidraw-app). · CLAUDE.md
- The monorepo build system uses esbuild for packages and Vite for the web application. · CLAUDE.md
- The project requires Node.js version '>=18.0.0'. · package.json
- … +2 more cited lines in this pack (captured verbatim in deploy/samples/)
How should the company sound — describe your brand voice in a line or two (e.g. 'plain and warm, never hypey').
why · no connected source mentioned your brand voice
Where do you reach people — your main channel(s) (Instagram, X, LinkedIn, email…)?
why · no connected source mentioned your main channel
I don't have your logo. Add one to the vault so kalai can put it on what it makes?
why · the brand-asset vault holds no asset of kind 'logo'
Cal.com (Cal.diy community edition)
A fully customizable scheduling software for individuals, businesses taking calls and developers building scheduling platforms where users meet users.
capture note · this run was made against the Cal.diy community fork of Cal.com, so the cited facts describe Cal.diy.
- code repopatched
- websitepatched
read-only · a shallow clone and a page fetch — exactly what any founder grants on day one. Every line on the right traces back to one of these.
- Cal.diy is the open source community edition and a fork of Cal.com with all enterprise/commercial code removed. · README.md
- Cal.diy is strictly recommended for personal, non-production use by self-hosters. · README.md
- For commercial and enterprise-ready scheduling infrastructure, Cal.com must be used instead of Cal.diy. · README.md
- Cal.diy is 100% MIT-licensed with no proprietary 'Enterprise Edition' features and no 'Open Core' split. · README.md
- Enterprise features like Teams, Organizations, Insights, Workflows, and SSO/SAML have been removed from Cal.diy. · README.md
- Cal.diy requires no license key, no Cal.com account, and no Cal.com license to work. · README.md
- Cal.diy is a self-hosted project with no hosted or managed version available. · README.md
- Cal.diy is built using Next.js, tRPC, React.js, Tailwind CSS, Prisma.io, and Daily.co. · README.md
- Prerequisites for running Cal.diy are Node.js (>=18.x), PostgreSQL (>=13.x), and Yarn. · README.md
- Default test credentials are seeded for free, pro, trial, admin, and onboarding users. · README.md
- … +9 more cited lines in this pack (captured verbatim in deploy/samples/)
Where do you reach people — your main channel(s) (Instagram, X, LinkedIn, email…)?
why · no connected source mentioned your main channel
I don't have your logo. Add one to the vault so kalai can put it on what it makes?
why · the brand-asset vault holds no asset of kind 'logo'
Plausible Analytics
Plausible is a lightweight and open-source Google Analytics alternative. Your website data is 100% yours and the privacy of your visitors is respected.
- code repopatched
- websitepatched
read-only · a shallow clone and a page fetch — exactly what any founder grants on day one. Every line on the right traces back to one of these.
- Plausible Analytics is an open source, privacy-first, cookie-free web analytics tool and alternative to Google Analytics. · README.md
- Plausible is available in a managed cloud version or a self-hosted community edition. · README.md
- Plausible is GDPR, CCPA, and PECR compliant, storing no personal data or IP addresses, and utilizing no cookies or persistent identifiers. · README.md
- Plausible is made and hosted in the EU, with all cloud visitor data processed on servers and cloud infrastructure owned and operated by European providers to comply with GDPR and Schrems II. · README.md
- Plausible is trusted by thousands of paying subscribers and is funded entirely by its users, remaining completely independent from the AdTech world. · README.md
- Plausible features a lightweight, tiny script to help websites load faster, and supports sending events directly to an events API. · README.md
- Plausible supports modern frameworks and SPAs out of the box, including pushState and hash-based routing. · README.md
- Plausible allows tracking goals, conversions, revenue attribution, and funnels, as well as codeless tracking for outbound link clicks, form completions, file downloads, and 404 error pages. · README.md
- Plausible offers weekly or monthly reports via email or Slack, including traffic spike/drop notifications. · README.md
- Plausible integrates with Google Search Console to display accurate keyword data directly in its dashboard, and supports importing historical Google Analytics stats. · README.md
- … +23 more cited lines in this pack (captured verbatim in deploy/samples/)
Where do you reach people — your main channel(s) (Instagram, X, LinkedIn, email…)?
why · no connected source mentioned your main channel
I don't have your logo. Add one to the vault so kalai can put it on what it makes?
why · the brand-asset vault holds no asset of kind 'logo'
This is minute one with any company.
Patch your own jacks, watch the Pack form, answer what manas asks — then the rest of the company (arivu decides · kalai creates · kural engages) works only from that cited memory, behind your two gates.