have you find a way to document the experience of someone ? not the knowledge but the Experience - I am looking to find a way to structure this investigation - Absorb the experience of someone and adding it in a ICM/File engenenering system - What type of questions or other way to get the information needed *

This is a recording from my VIP sessions in my community I usually don't post these online so that we can talk about personal business things, but I felt I wanted to share this one. I will never be sharing these publicly again. For my VIP members if you want your files I promised they are uploaded at the bottom of the drawing room post in a ZIP here: Session 8 6/13/2026 - The Drawing Room (VIP) · Clief Notes Time stamps: 00:00 Welcome: the Ledger and the ICM deployment layer 02:11 Member intros and what people are building 04:07 Engelbart, 1962, and software as collaboration 08:15 Fable pulled, and why output beats features 15:18 Getting unstuck on ICM 19:47 The three questions and a live ICM routing demo 33:08 AI as your runtime, humans in the compute layer 38:40 Productionize your opinion 41:40 Ingest agents and distilling your brain into files 46:39 You are not behind 49:23 London Tech Week: the rooms and the money 52:27 The buyer is changing: selling to agents 54:08 Everyone is overbuilding, and the talent layer opening 61:13 Placement fees, freelancing, and the college problem 66:47 No "best," and a bet on humans 70:05 Chicago: hollow output and the 60/30/10 rule 73:53 When to hire a human instead of automating 78:27 SkillOpt: training your skill files 90:29 Launching this week, and close

OWWW, I am improving my research and my Brainstorming phase for a project and as usual i am creating md files. However, I see the difference with this new model. All my md files are better ( structured, easy to read, more detailled ). As @Jake Van Clief says : "The AI Model are getting better and so your ICM as well ". Is it just me or have you noticed this improvment as well ?

I am currently working on a project - Implementing Ai on a new company who just started- they want to become "AI first" ---> so I am trying for the past weeks to think of a system where I can create for them a structure where File engenering, Visual StudioCode, Claude code, obsidian -> Foundation of their AI FISRT COMPANY ---> but everything need to be Own by the company not an employee which mean created a workspace.ai on a server. I am sorry if i am not explaining correctly my thoughts. Feel free to comment and also Thanks From Clief Notes community

I handle pipeline and partnerships at Eduba, and I'm asking the room for help on this one. We've got a shot at federal funding to run an AI capability-building pilot inside a public sector agency. Same playbook we've used with Pacific Life, Colgate, and KPMG UK, now pointed at the government workforce. The piece we're missing is the partner. State, county, or federal. An agency with legacy pain, a workforce ready to actually use AI the right way, and a leader willing to try something real. This is grant-funded. No procurement cycle, no sales pitch. The agency gets trained, equipped, and supported. We get to prove the model in public with the people who need it most. Timeline is tight. We need a partner locked in over the next few weeks. If you know someone in a state CIO office, a county agency, a federal program, or anywhere a civil servant is losing sleep over their tech stack, DM me. I'll personally work with you to figure out the best way in, whether that's a three-way intro, a short brief I can send you to forward, or a call with all of us on the line. And if the intro you make is the one that lands the partnership, you get lifetime VIP in the community on us. No cost, ever.