Two months ago I pointed an AI at a folder of plain text files containing everything I know—my frameworks, positions, meeting notes, & evolving thinking on the future of work—and told AI to maintain all of it. Within two hours I knew I'd never work the same way again.

I then published my knowledge as an AI-native module at brainmadden.ai, so anyone can plug my expertise into their own AI. This is the first system of its kind, and I built it using tools that already exist: markdown files, git, and an open protocol called MCP.

In this session I'll show you exactly how it works—live. You'll see how I use the second brain day-to-day, how the published version connects to anyone's AI, and why I think this pattern will reshape how every knowledge worker operates within the next 18 months. I'll also explain what this means for the people in this room: if your job has been managing the workspace where work happens, the second brain is the next workspace you'll need to understand.