kuku-mom/kuku

Kuku is a really promising project. It has a clear point of view: keep Markdown files local and portable, then add the modern pieces people want around them, like wiki links, graph views, AI editing, diff approval, and encrypted sync. That is a strong niche, especially for users who like Obsidian-style ownership but want a more native, AI-aware macOS app.

The repo looks substantial, not just a thin demo. It includes the Tauri/SolidJS desktop app, Astro web app, Go server, Rust AI/indexing crates, protobuf contracts, Docker setup, migrations, and a good spread of tests. The README is also clear, polished, and honest about platform support.

My main suggestion would be to make contributor trust even stronger: add visible GitHub Actions CI, a SECURITY.md, and a short CONTRIBUTING.md with the easiest local setup path. Since Kuku handles local files, AI access, and encrypted sync, those details would help users and contributors feel safer adopting it.

Overall, Kuku feels thoughtful, technically serious, and genuinely useful. It already has a strong foundation; the next improvements are mostly about making the project easier to trust, verify, and contribute to.