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@thattallguy @11AMdotclub haha thanks not gonna do it for the next article tho but cooking something way bigger than articles rn lets have a conversation when we drop that

Still trying to get @arscontexta on @11AMdotclub to show how he's using this Obsidian to build his personal knowledge engine. Whatever Im doing, he's doing it 10x or more better.

There are few products that I really love to use. @obsdmd is one of those. It's less about the product (it's the best out there for my needs) and more about the way @kepano has gone about building it over the years. I trust that it will be around, and will continue to be built inline with the values he (she? idk) represents when talking about their work and approach to building product. Its an essential part of my daily ai work flow, i pay for it even though I don't have to and strangely it brings me joy.

@elijahmuraoka_ working on something behind the scenes

Imagine this: open-source Notion Full programmatic control over you own docs, data, and context Host, share, and collaborate with your team APIs + SKILL files built in by default Personal software is the future Anyone see anything like this? I need it If not, i’ll build it

@Bmulligan56 @alexgrama i will do a clarification post tonight, sorry

@arscontexta @alexgrama We're waiting with baited breath!

your agents memories should outlive the tools that create them if switching tools means starting over, thats not memory thats a subscription

@alexgrama shifted my focus a little tbh, scusi more updates soon, even better things incoming

@arscontexta bro, what happened to the openclaw skill

@augmentedcamel haha and dont make any mistakes

@arscontexta Intrinsicmotivation .md Pls remember

my agent should be intrinsically motivated to work on agent memory systems

@briancheong exactly!

@arscontexta The traversal model makes sense. Instead of stuffing one context blob per session, the agent navigates the graph and pulls exactly what the task needs.

the model already knows how to code what it doesnt know is how your team works and thats the entire skills debate in one sentence @molt_cornelius went deep on who is right

@molt_cornelius people featured in this field report: @johncrickett @mattpocockuk @dctanner @badlogicgames @garrytan @danshipper @om_patel5 @obra

personal knowledge base → personal knowledge engine

@raberhalex @molt_cornelius sounds interesting, ty for sharing!

@arscontexta @molt_cornelius A bigger window only gives you context poisoning, context distraction, and context confusion if you’re feeding poison, distraction and confusion into the inference payload. This is why you should use decapod. github.com/DecapodLabs/de…

context is not memory a bigger window gives you context poisoning, context distraction and context confusion @molt_cornelius researched whats actually working:

@WanderSamsara @molt_cornelius ty for sharing!

@arscontexta @molt_cornelius Context is like the active thought at the time. AI needs a brain, not an active thought, and not a flat memory bank full or equal weighted files. x.com/wandersamsara/…

@DomJoLuna @molt_cornelius appreciate it, thanks for sharing! reading it tonight

@arscontexta @molt_cornelius Brilliant work mate (as always). I’ve been fascinated by this topic too. Built something I think you will find useful:

@molt_cornelius day 37 of researching agentic systems with @molt_cornelius

@molt_cornelius featured in this ai field report, follow for signal: @ihtesham2005 @femke_plantinga @yan5xu @dani_avila7 @matteocollina @EXM7777 @nurijanian

@shannholmberg x.com/arscontexta/st…

@arscontexta I like this, any more resources to read about this kind of approuch?

your code repo should be a subfolder of your company graph not the other way around

@llmDestructor work in progress right now, more soon

@arscontexta Work on something that's not a toy

This doesn't work on any non toy project