A shorter route into every idea
Short, timestamped notes can bring more of a podcast into view while asking less of both the writer and the audience.
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Knowledge & Memory
How information is captured, connected, retrieved and developed into useful memory.
Ideas in Knowledge & Memory
Let an agent read the feed for you
A personal agent can replace an open-ended trawl through social media with one timely story chosen from a connected view of the news.
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Map the gaps in what you know
An agent can extend a personal knowledge map just far enough to reveal the next useful ideas, sources and connections.
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One Website Can Index Your FIPS Drives
A Nostr identity can turn files held across several FIPS-connected computers into one browsable index without moving them into a hosted repository.
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Pliny builds knowledge beyond the news feed
Andy designed Pliny to turn relevant updates into researched briefings that deepen as its record of his interests grows.
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Technology gaps complicate regional business succession
Regional businesses of considerable scale can sit at opposite ends of the technology spectrum, creating very different challenges when their systems pass to a new owner.
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Training AI Agents Reduces Key-Person Risk
Managing AI agents like new workers turns operational know-how into reusable business systems that improve their output and reduce dependence on individuals.
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What personalisation leaves out
A briefing shaped around known interests can deepen understanding while making unrelated but valuable ideas less likely to appear.
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When your news builds a memory
Pete’s personal newspaper turns accumulated coverage into a connected resource that his AI agents can consult for context without burdening him with another unread queue.
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Your secret sauce is a text file
A firm can turn accumulated judgement into an owned asset by encoding how it works in private instructions that agents can use.
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