AI for Knowledge Work & Agent-Ready Docs
Experiments and writing on AI knowledge management, automation, and making technical documentation AI- and agent-ready.
Daniel Kim
Exploring how AI organizes knowledge, automates busywork, and creates documentation machines can read.
$ cat focus.md
- AI Knowledge Management
- Automation
- AI-Ready Technical Docs
What I'm working on
This Digital Garden — an LLM-wiki & PKM
The personal-knowledge-management system and AI tooling behind this very site — a Karpathy-style digital garden.
Grues in Comic — A Zork × Comic Chat Mashup
A public beta that replays Zork I's parser-driven text adventure as Comic Chat-style comic panels — two 1980s/90s Microsoft open-source releases fused into one browser game via an independent intermediate representation (IR).
How this blog gets written
$ ./ingest.sh | tee wiki.log
Every post here starts as a private note, not a blank page. This is the pipeline that turns what I read into what I publish.
- 01IngestArticles, docs, and notes come in — tagged, checked for duplicates, logged.
- 02Private WikiSources build a cross-linked knowledge base that keeps growing over time.
- 03Story ScoutingA synthesis, milestone, or hard-won lesson gets flagged as a post idea.
- 04Draft → Review → PublishWritten in my voice, passed through editorial review, then published here.
Everything upstream stays private. Only finished, reviewed writing becomes a post.
Latest writing
What the Great Moon Hoax in 1835 Teaches Us Living in the AI Era
The 1835 Great Moon Hoax fooled New York by borrowing a real astronomer's name. Here's how watermarking and C2PA content provenance are answering that same old problem in the AI era.
AI-assisted, but where does 'assisted' actually start
What happened when I tried to tag my blog posts 'AI-assisted,' and why I landed on judging by effort and value instead of which tool touched the text.
Zork Meets Comic Chat: Turning Two Classic Open-Source Projects Into One Game
How a chance discovery of two Microsoft open-source releases, Zork and Comic Chat, turned into Grues in Comic, a side project now live in public beta.