The first post in my Evolutionary Tools series argues that tools are what really lets us capture and activate knowledge — the physical embodiments through which experience compounds across persons and generations.

Toward that end, I have spent a good amount of time building. Here I share my creations and some of the best tools I have built. I also share some of the new knowledge I have generated along the way.


Projects/Tools

GitHub: github.com/remyjkim

  • ohmybeliefs.com - A curated library of the best books I’ve read, compressed into readable chunks with expandable notes. Built on Infinity Notes.

  • infinity-notes - A TypeScript monorepo for publishing interconnected markdown notes as a browsable knowledge graph. Parses wiki links, backlinks, and note previews; serves the note API from Cloudflare Workers and R2; renders in a Vite React frontend.

  • darwinian-harness - A local-first toolkit for authoring, versioning, and evolving AI-agent harnesses (skills, MCPs, hooks) across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Ships the drwn CLI plus a web dashboard at darwiniantools.com for session capture, scoring, and observability.

  • local-mlx-server - A lightweight local inference server built on Apple’s MLX framework. Enables running LLMs locally on Apple Silicon with minimal setup.

  • SNU Fixers — Structured Finance Club - The first Structured Finance Club (FICC, fixed income) at Seoul National University. Co-founded and grown into one of the largest student clubs there.


Research


Companies

  • Curation Labs - Building 21st century’s knowledge capital infrastructure.

  • One of Korea’s largest stablecoin companies (previously).


Perspective

  • 12 Factors of Knowledge Capitalism - A framework for understanding how knowledge creates, compounds, and captures value in networked systems. Twelve foundational principles describing the emerging architecture of an economy where knowledge itself becomes the primary form of capital.