Exploring agent behavior when equipped with an owned knowledge library
dfinke · x · 2026-08-16
The post explores what happens when an AI agent possesses a knowledge library it can organize, search, retrieve, and use. Most current AI interactions are disposable, with context lost after the task. The author plans a live experiment using a minimal toolset, Markdown, and an LLM to determine how little machinery is needed for an AI to behave as if it has a brain owned by the user. Inspired by Garry Tan's "G-Brain" concept and Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki blueprint, the focus is on how AI can compound knowledge that the user actually owns.
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