One vision, two parts
The personal studio and the collective intelligence that becomes possible when those studios connect.
An open notebook of what we’re thinking about, making, and trying. Vision drafts, a few possible futures, and doorways into the work.
A new manifesto draft in the main site’s visual language. From a studio for your mind to a world of connected studios, with the original-language edition preserved below.
Read the new draft ↗The Ideaflow vision in language close to the original conversation: digital shelves for precious things, your own Zen garden, and a world of connected mind studios.
Read the manifesto ↗The personal studio and the collective intelligence that becomes possible when those studios connect.
The first editorial distillation, organized around seven principles.
All four editions are preserved. They draw on a September 17 conversation; source timestamps and editorial notes distinguish original language from synthesis.
A notebook for capturing thoughts and finding connections.
An early exploration of the personal mind studio: connected notes, spaces, and a dashboard.
A learning dashboard with an outline, shelf view, practice queue, and tags that can become spaces. An interactive sketch with illustrative content.
Find people you can help—and people who can help you.
A shared space for meeting notes and assistance while a conversation unfolds.
Publish and share knowledge in a wiki that people and agents can work with.
Make problems visible and organize work toward solving them.
The larger knowledge-graph vision: connect people, ideas, and what we know in a shared structure. A direction behind the work; no public entry point linked here yet.
Help a team’s knowledge accumulate and become useful through shared memory.
Patterns and reference tools for websites that work for both people and agents.
A research experiment turning papers into structured knowledge.
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