KnowledgeQuery
kqs is a Git-native platform for managing knowledge and documentation. Documentation, tasks, data specifications, and the links between them are plain Markdown files in a Git repository — and a single kqs binary adds search, an AI assistant, task tracking, and traceability from requirements to code. No servers, no external databases, no vendor lock.
Why
Obsidian and any markdown editor are great for reading and editing notes. But beyond a single folder, problems start: no sync between repositories, no cross-repo search, documentation lives apart from code, and nobody knows whether requirements are actually covered by implementation.
kqs does not replace Obsidian — it complements it with what's missing: multi-repo sync, full-text and semantic search, an AI assistant in the CLI, tasks in Git, and deep traceability of the requirement → design → code chain.