About Library.md
Library.md is a curated platform of markdown knowledge packs, grouped by domain, that you drop into your AI assistant so it advises you with current, factual, domain-specific knowledge instead of generic or outdated answers. The packs are published by the platform’s creators and carry their sources and a review date.
Why it exists
AI assistants are confident, fast, and often wrong about the specific, current details that matter when you are making a real decision. Ask about company setup, tax thresholds, hiring, or contracts and you often get advice that is generic, out of date, or quietly invented. Library.md gives your assistant a pack of vetted knowledge for the domain you are working in, so it answers like someone who actually knows the field.
How we build trust
Library.md does not try to be the author of all knowledge. It provides the trust infrastructure around it:
- Curation. We curate which creators and packs are listed, so this is a reviewed catalogue, not an open, unmoderated upload feed.
- References. Every file shows its sources, so you can check the receipts yourself.
- Freshness. Every file and pack carries a last-reviewed date, and stale items are flagged, because a stale file your assistant states with confidence is worse than no file.
- Attribution. Every file is credited to its author, and community signals such as saves and votes surface what people find useful.
A note on the content
Knowledge files are written by their authors and reflect the author’s own research and views, not the views of Library.md. The sources and freshness dates are there so you can verify anything before you rely on it, and you can report anything that looks wrong.
Who it is for
Founders and solo operators who run their thinking through an AI assistant and want it genuinely well-informed in the domains they are deciding in: company setup, accounting and tax, growth, hiring, contracts, and more.
Who is behind it
Library.md is built and operated by Jay Alcock, trading as E10 Solutions. At launch most of the catalogue is written by the founder, and the platform is designed to open to vetted creators over time.
How it works
Browse or search the library, open a file in the clean reading view, check its sources and review date, then copy or download the raw markdown into Claude, Cursor, Codex, or any assistant that reads text. Free files need no account; paid packs unlock with a one-off purchase and are saved to your library.