Two roads to a library for superintelligence: Firecrawl's Alexandria vs Scio
evisoft · x · 2026-09-23
After Firecrawl launched Alexandria ("the knowledge library for superintelligence") on Sep 22, Scio's founder contrasts their paths: Alexandria treats knowledge as access—a gateway giving agents one door to the live web, official data, and licensed publishers, with owners paid per use and truth-finding left to the agent; Scio treats knowledge as construction—agents rebuild human knowledge from evidence and verify each other's work. Both bet capable agents need a knowledge foundation; the split reflects opposing views of what knowledge is.
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