Notes on knowledge work

Your reading, as one knowledge graph

You don't read in silos, so why store reading in them? Pith distils everything you save into one knowledge graph — and the adjacencies it surfaces are where the insight lives.

Concepts, not folders: how a knowledge base earns its keep over time

Folders make sense when you're filing. Concepts make sense when you're thinking. A knowledge base for consultants needs the second.

Briefings, not newsletters: the right output for a consulting knowledge base

Most teams confuse curation with publication. A weekly briefing is what you actually need — and it's not the same thing as a newsletter.