A Live Demo in AI Knowledge Management: Build the Context Layer That Connects Every Project to Every Tool You Use
The future of using AI is not picking the best tool and staying inside it. It's building your own context world.
This session shows you how to build a context layer you own — flexible, portable, and permanent — that works across every AI tool you use without losing meaning, without misunderstanding, and without starting from zero. We'll walk you through Memory Studio, the browser extension, and most importantly MCP — the technology that makes your context flow automatically into Claude, Claude Code, and any AI agent you run.
Who this is for: Freelancers and consultants You're juggling multiple clients, each with their own brief, tone, and context. This shows you how to keep every project separate, organised, and instantly accessible inside whichever AI tool you're working in that day.
Project managers and marketing agencies You're managing multiple campaigns, brands, or workstreams at the same time. Stop re-briefing your AI every session. Build a knowledge base that keeps every project's context ready to go, always.
Developers and builders You're building with Claude Code, running AI agents, or connecting tools via MCP. This session goes deep on how to use AI Context Flow as the persistent memory layer underneath everything you build — so your agents always have the right context without you hardcoding it.
AI agent users If you're running agents — whether through Claude, OpenClaw, or any other agent framework — you know context management is the hardest part. This shows you how to solve it properly with MCP so your agents pull the right knowledge automatically.
Researchers and students You're working across long-running projects with a lot of source material — articles, notes, documents, highlights. Memory Studio becomes your research layer, connected to every AI tool you use for analysis, writing, or summarisation.
Anyone actively using AI who wants to level up If you're already using AI daily and feel like you're leaving performance on the table every time you switch tools or start a new session — this is the session that changes how you work with AI permanently.
June 11th, 3-4pm CET, online, register through LinkedIn!