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9 notes tagged brainery in the Knowledge work topic. Writing, note systems and generative-engine optimization.

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  • Append-only concept embedding log

    RFC proposing a novel approach to track concept evolution using TimescaleDB with pgvector/pgvectorscale, enabling historical semantic analysis and preventing…

  • Build a brain that never forgets

    Explore how we solved the catastrophic forgetting problem in LLMs by building an external knowledge system that mimics learning through context manipulation, without…

  • Data flow in Brainery

    How data flows through Brainery's second brain system, from Discord, Memo Blog, and GitHub sources to TimescaleDB via MCP, with an LLM-powered interface for natural…

  • Database design and philosophy

    A migration-less, append-only database design using TimescaleDB's hypertables and continuous aggregates to capture observational data and detect emerging patterns…

  • MCP authorization over SSE

    A Request for Comments (RFC) detailing a comprehensive specification for implementing OAuth 2.1 authorization within the Model Context Protocol (MCP) when using…

  • Building use-cases

    Building systems that actually learn and get smarter over time is hard, facing challenges with traditional databases and LLMs. This post outlines an approach to building…

  • Promoting raw data to insight

    This post explains the multi-stage process of transforming raw data into structured information, and then synthesizing that information into persistent insight and…

  • Access the brainery

    This page outlines how developers can connect to and utilize Brainery's extensive knowledge base and AI-driven capabilities. By integrating a straightforward MCP…

  • Brainery architecture

    An overview of Brainery's architecture, detailing how it ingests, processes, and transforms data from diverse sources into a dynamic knowledge base.

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