clrframe
A document hub for companies that also writes the documentation. Record a narrated video walkthrough of a process and clrframe transcribes it, splits it into steps, and drafts an SOP, so the knowledge in someone’s head becomes a document without anyone sitting down to write one. Photos, videos, existing files, and synced OneDrive folders all land in one library you can ask questions of, every answer cites the passage it came from, and a read-only agent mode researches the library to propose new SOPs.
- Works from Claude and ChatGPT. A remote MCP server lets an assistant search and read the library with just a URL. Its own OAuth 2.1 server grants scoped read or write access, and no tool can delete anything.
- Hybrid retrieval. Every upload is extracted, chunked, and embedded into PostgreSQL with pgvector. Full-text and vector results are fused with Reciprocal Rank Fusion, and a similarity floor makes Ask decline instead of guessing.
- Measured answers. Every answer records whether it was grounded, its best match score, and how many sources it cited. A golden-question suite checks retrieval against real Postgres.
- A map of the library. Documents are clustered by meaning with cosine k-means, a model names each topic, and the layout stays stable between rebuilds.
- Built to run. About 60 Lambdas across 16 nested CDK stacks in three AWS accounts, SQS ingestion with dead-letter alarms, and 98.9% backend coverage behind a 90% CI gate. A hibernate mode cuts the idle bill from about $105 to $3 a month.



