Robert Overweg describes a 'one brain' AI knowledge system for personal and company memory
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Robert Overweg describes building a company-wide AI knowledge system, which he calls a 'one brain,' that makes personal and client context searchable through natural-language agents.
According to a Tessl Blog write-up of his talk, the stack he describes includes OpenClaw running in a sandbox, a GitHub repository, Obsidian on the local machine, and Telegram as the access point. The system is used at Leapfrog, a small team doing high-volume AI visual and production work for fashion and brand clients.
The reported research structure had roughly 1,200 files at the time of the talk. The source describes the setup but does not report measured outcomes such as time saved or retrieval accuracy.
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AILeapfrog, a small team doing high-volume AI visual and production work for fashion and brand clients, is building a "one brain" system that makes company knowledge and client context searchable through natural-language agents. The starter stack described is OpenClaw in a sandbox, a GitHub repository, Obsidian on the local machine, and Telegram as the access point. The system's research structure had roughly 1,200 files at the time of the talk.
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