Digital Knowledge Management for Architects
summary
Demo shows building an architectural “second brain” with Logseq storing markdown files in Git, embedding slides and video timestamps, and exporting public docs via GitHub Actions; workflow uses the acronyms CODE (capture, organize, distill, express) and PARA (projects, areas, resources, archives). Claims include retained searchable blocks that prevent memory “garbage collection,” integrated ADR templates and queries, flashcards with spaced repetition, and a working team-facing documentation site generated from the graph.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to PKM
- 3:14What is digital knowledge management
- 9:58Introducing Logseq for PKM
- 12:10Audience challenges and workflow
- 22:48Remembering connecting and creating
- 27:02Building a second brain with CODE
- 35:34Distilling and expressing knowledge
- 43:05Active learning techniques
- 48:22Documentation beyond wikis
- 55:57Architecture decision records
- 1:00:13Q&A and closing
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