Luis Novo

Novo’s self-introduction describes him as a three-time founder, now focused on AI projects and open source. He presents his projects as related infrastructure, intended to let developers concentrate on useful applications rather than rebuild provider integrations and content pipelines. His public profile identifies Supernova Labs as his company and links his LinkedIn and X accounts.[1]

Research notebooks with control over models and hosting

Open Notebook organizes documents, web pages, video and audio into research notebooks. Users can search the collection, ask questions grounded in it and generate multi-speaker podcasts. Unlike a hosted-only notebook, the project can be self-hosted and configured with cloud or local models. Its README distinguishes private local operation from sending requests to external providers: the deployment and model choices determine where data goes. The project includes an API for integrating notebook operations into other workflows.[2]

A common interface and a content pipeline

Esperanto gives applications a common interface to language, embedding and speech providers so changing vendors does not require rewriting each integration. Content Core handles the preceding step: extracting usable material from media and documents before a model processes it. Together, these projects separate collection, provider access and the final notebook experience.[3][4]