Most founders are sitting on a goldmine of useful information: customer interviews, strategy notes, market research, sales conversations, and half-finished ideas. The problem is it’s scattered everywhere: folders, docs, inboxes, and people’s heads.
In this hands-on session, you’ll learn how to turn your scattered documents into an AI-powered, interlinked knowledge base; something closer to a private Wikipedia for your company. Using tools like Claude Code or Codex alongside Obsidian, you’ll build an “AI librarian” that can read your materials, organize them into a wiki-style structure, and answer questions based on your own source documents.
We’ll walk through how to organize messy source materials into a practical, interlinked knowledge base, how to build a starter version live using your own documents, and how to ask better questions of your AI librarian so it becomes more useful over time. Attendees who come prepared should leave with a working starter knowledge base in hand.
Attendees should bring:
Adam Lorton is an independent consultant who helps non-engineers gain new superpowers with AI.
Since the release of ChatGPT, Adam has been on a mission to push AI tools to their limits—not for gimmicks, but for real business value. He has been invited to teach AI fundamentals to organizations including Mochary Method Coaching and ALO Yoga.
Outside work, Adam is the author of This Week in Speedgolf, the #1 newsletter on the internet devoted to the most athletic version of golf.
Breakfast Lab is a weekly event at 20Fathoms where you’ll get expert guidance to help meet your most pressing startup needs. Connecting you to the right tools and the right people at the right time.
These events are held in person and offered virtually. There is no cost to attend. Coffee and a light breakfast are provided. Walk-ins are welcome.
And if you’d like to stay and keep working, coworking at 20Fathoms is free on Thursdays for Breakfast Lab attendees.
