Researchers and curators
Use Tapestry when you need to preserve discussions, articles, and context across multiple platforms as reusable research assets.
Knowledge systems
Tapestry
Tapestry is the right NatsuFox project if your workflow starts with URLs and ends with a structured, searchable, publishable knowledge asset. It is designed for agent-native capture, feed normalization, synthesis, and display.
Who should click
Choose Tapestry if the core job is knowledge capture and organization, not just link saving.
Developers and knowledge workers
Use Tapestry when you want an agent-native workflow that converts scattered web content into structured notes, chapters, and display-ready output.
What you get
A route from raw URL to durable output.
Best next links
Go where your intent is highest.
Explore the live project page
Best if you want a visual overview, installation cues, and a quick understanding of how the workflow feels.
Open the repository
Best if you want code, docs, releases, issues, or the exact implementation details behind the workflow.
FAQ
Two fast routing questions.
When should I use Tapestry instead of a bookmark manager?
Use Tapestry when you need capture, normalization, synthesis, and publication instead of simple link storage. It is for turning source material into structured knowledge, not just saving references.
Should I click the live project page or the repository first?
Start with the live project page if you want positioning and a visual overview. Start with the repository if you want code, installation details, issues, and source-level docs.