Ideabuds

Ideabuds began as an economic blog in 2009 to document the sequence of recoveries of various asset classes in the wake of the credit crisis. What I'm building does four things existing AI tools don't yet do well: • A common-language vocabulary that lets humans communicate precisely with AI, and lets AI communicate precisely with itself. • Memory that compounds across conversations, not just within them - entity-mapped, schema-aware, queryable across a user's entire history of AI work. • Multi-agent orchestration - agents that coordinate other agents on workflows the user composes from reusable building blocks, instead of buying finished SaaS applications. • An idea-development pipeline that turns raw inventor brain dumps into filed patents and deployable software, end-to-end, inside the conversational interface. I have passed Level II of the CFA and CMT Programs and have a degree in an Economics from the University of Michigan.