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Open-source Edi Life OS integrates personal data for AI assistants

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Edi Life OS is an open-source, self-hosted dashboard designed to integrate various aspects of a user's life, including focus, habits, goals, projects, and finances. Developed using plain PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript, it aims for simplicity and long-term readability, runnable on basic shared hosting. The system employs optimistic concurrency control to prevent data overwrites and features a robust finance module that handles debts and credits as plans, ensuring accurate financial tracking. AI

IMPACT Enables personalized AI assistants to interact with user-specific data for better life management.

RANK_REASON The item describes a self-hosted personal dashboard application with AI integration capabilities, which falls under the category of a tool.

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Open-source Edi Life OS integrates personal data for AI assistants

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Edris ·

    Building a self-hosted life OS that my AI assistant can actually use

    <p>My days used to live in five places: a to-do app, a habit tracker, a budgeting spreadsheet, a Pomodoro timer and a notes app. Each one was fine on its own. None of them knew about the others, so the question I actually cared about ("am I moving toward the life I want?") had no…

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