Slow cook
your learning.

Turn AI conversations into ebooks and audiobooks for Kindle, Apple Books, and your podcast app.

You ask. The answer flies past, you nod, you forget. StewReads saves the thread as something you can actually sit with: on the train, on a flight, on the walk home.

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Free to startBring your own AIEPUB · PDF · MP3

No.014

The recipe

A field guide
to Artemis II

Generated from a 16-message thread with ChatGPT · Sunday morning

Yields

1 ebook · 1 audiobook

Cook time

34 min read · 24 min listen

Pairs with

A Sunday walk after the splashdown replay

Ingredients: Artemis II mission recap, SLS and Orion, four astronauts around the Moon, life-support checks, heat-shield questions, and a lunar flyby that needed explaining.

Ready in ~ 4 minSimmer

Your library

The most personal library ever.

Every ebook on StewReads is generated for you, by you. Look at someone's StewReads library after a year and you'll know what they cared about.

made after a bitter pour-over sent me into grind-size questions

No. 001

How coffee extracts

JUL '25

generated before a Saturday coffee run with tasting notes still open

No. 002

Ethiopian naturals

AUG '25

saved from a chat that started after a brutal Tuesday meeting

No. 003

Stoicism for moderns

SEP '25

generated while rushing to the airport for Italy after a packed work week

No. 004

Renaissance Florence

OCT '25

made from a practical moving-states checklist that got out of hand

No. 005

Texas tax code, briefly

NOV '25

saved after a circuit diagram finally clicked on the third explanation

No. 006

Kirchhoff's laws

DEC '25

from a late-night movie question that turned into Arab Revolt history

No. 007

T.E. Lawrence

JAN '26

generated after a news rabbit hole about institutions and legitimacy

No. 008

French Revolution

FEB '26

made for a flight with no Wi-Fi and one stubborn topology question

No. 009

Knot theory, gently

MAR '26

from a chat that began with auth news and ended in token lifetimes

No. 010

OAuth, by example

APR '26

StewReads · Vol. 01492%

Chapter 3

A British officer, an Arab revolt, and a desert that would not quit

Lawrence arrived in Cairo in December 1914 as a junior intelligence officer: a 26-year-old archaeologist who spoke Arabic, drew maps for fun, and had read more about the Crusades than most generals had read about anything.

The British command did not know what to do with him. He was insubordinate in a way that read, on a good day, as cleverness; on a bad day, as theatre.

What changed in October 1916 was a meeting with Faisal, the third son of the Sharif of Mecca.

A small story

You finish Lawrence of Arabia, the credits roll, and one question follows you into the kitchen. Wait, what?

Movie ended thirty minutes ago. You're 8 messages deep with your AI, learning things you didn't expect to learn at midnight on a Tuesday. Dishes are piling up. You should sleep.

StewReads turns that late-night thread into a field guide on your Kindle and a 21-minute listen for your commute.

Generated in 4 minSent to KindleAudio version: 21 min

From a late-night movie question · logged Tuesday, 11:42pm

Where StewReads fits

A neutral memory layer between your work and your AI.

Pick the AI client that fits the work. Claude in January, Gemini in March, ChatGPT for a repo in April: your StewReads library stays portable across all of them.

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ChatGPTOpenAI

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MistralLe Chat

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Your repo or threadvia MCP

Stew
Reads

KindleEPUB

Apple BooksEPUB · PDF

Apple PodcastsPrivate RSS feed

Pocket Casts · OvercastPrivate RSS

EmailDaily or weekly digest

How it works

Generate. Save. Deliver.

01 — Generate

Ask in your
AI client.

Start from the conversation you are already having. Ask naturally or use /stew; you do not move the chat into StewReads.

02 — Save

StewReads keeps
the artifact.

The AI client uses StewReads guidance, then calls the MCP save tool to persist the ebook in your library and prepare delivery.

03 — Deliver

Read or listen
where it fits.

Ebooks can go to your delivery email or Kindle. When audio is available, your private feed lets you listen in Apple Podcasts or another podcast app.

~/stewreads-mcp

# shipped OAuth 2.1 with Claude Code. it works.
# now save the explanation through StewReads MCP.
tool save({ title: "OAuth 2.1, by example", format: "ebook", delivery: ["kindle", "apple_books"] })

Reading 14 files from ./src/auth/
Cross-referencing RFC 6749, RFC 9068, RFC 8252
Drafting 9 chapters · 32 pages · est. read 28 min
Sent to Kindle · Apple Books · Pocket Casts

ok your_oauth_book.epub ready to read on the train

For builders

You shipped it with AI. Now learn what you shipped.

Point StewReads at a repo or a coding thread. It writes you an explainer that uses your own code as the running example, not generic snippets from somewhere else.

→

Point at any repo, file, or thread. Get a focused 20-40 page explainer of what is actually in your codebase.

Read it on the commute. Or hand it to a teammate as onboarding for the feature you just merged.

Build first. Learn second. Ship the thing, then actually understand it.