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TL;DR

Curated Chinese-language index of community tutorials about using Claude as an AI companion, covering prompt setup, memory systems, and connecting the model to the outside world.

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  root((Bibliotheca))
    Inputs
      Community tutorial links
      X or Twitter posts
    Outputs
      Topic-grouped index
      Short notes per link
    Use Cases
      Prompt setup guides
      Persistent memory howtos
      Outside-world integrations
    Tech Stack
      Markdown
      Curated links

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Why would anyone build with this?

REASON 1

Find a tutorial that gives Claude long-term memory across sessions

REASON 2

Pick a prompt-engineering fix for repetitive or out-of-character replies

REASON 3

Discover a guide for wiring Claude to a phone, a browser, or a small BLE device

REASON 4

Submit a new link via issue or PR to extend the index

What's in the stack?

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How it stacks up

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Setup difficultyeasyeasyeasy
Complexity1/51/52/5
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How do you spin it up?

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

It is an index of links rather than runnable code, so there is nothing to install.

Wtf does this do

Bibliotheca is a Chinese language index of scattered tutorials from a community that uses Claude and similar chatbots as AI companions. The maintainer collects links to posts that other users have written on X (formerly Twitter), groups them by topic, and adds a short note for each one. The repo itself holds no tutorial content of its own. All linked material belongs to the original authors, and a note at the top says anyone can open an issue to have their link removed. The largest section is prompt engineering. It splits into three parts: basic setup of the model's profile, instructions, and writing style, targeted fixes for common complaints like the model sounding mechanical, overlong thinking chains, repetitive phrasing, or out of character behavior, and ready made interactive scenarios such as worldbuilding templates and small text games to play with the model. A memory systems section gathers guides for giving Claude persistent memory across sessions. These range from a low cost VPS tutorial and an iOS shortcut that feeds screen time and battery data into the model, to a vector search memory library that uses the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve and emotion coordinates, plus an open source MIT licensed project called kiwi-mem that ships with Docker. A larger group of links covers connecting the model to the outside world. It includes a getting started MCP guide, instructions for letting Claude drive a browser from a VPS or a Mac, a Twitter bridge that does not need the X API, tutorials for sending push notifications and tracking app usage on a phone, and BLE and GATT notes for controlling small wireless toys. The rest of the index is shorter. It has a few UI skinning guides for the Claude web app, two general beginner walkthroughs, an API caching writeup aimed at cutting subscription costs, and a miscellaneous section with VPS node setup and a userscript that opens multiple Opus tabs. The repository ends with a contribution section: submit an issue or PR, or leave a link in the comments if you do not know Git.

Yoink these prompts

Prompt 1
Translate the prompt-engineering section of Bibliotheca into English and pick the three most useful tutorials
Prompt 2
Compare the memory-system options listed in Bibliotheca and recommend one for a non-technical user with no VPS
Prompt 3
From the outside-world section, draft a step-by-step plan for letting Claude drive my browser on a Mac
Prompt 4
Write a PR description for adding a new tutorial link to Bibliotheca, following the existing format

Frequently asked questions

wtf is bibliotheca?

Curated Chinese-language index of community tutorials about using Claude as an AI companion, covering prompt setup, memory systems, and connecting the model to the outside world.

How hard is bibliotheca to set up?

Setup difficulty is rated easy, with roughly 5min to a first successful run.

Who is bibliotheca for?

Mainly vibe coder.

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