Building a Self-Tagging Digital Garden So AI Agents Can Actually Use Your Bookmarks
floguo · x · 2026-10-03
Emily Campbell built her own digital garden — 709 notes and 839 sources — with explicit rules for self-tagging, connections, and classification, because she was drowning in bookmarks her agents couldn't reference. The result is a personal knowledge base structured for both humans and AI agents to navigate.
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