Reviewing your first week with VanderBot · Inkwell Labs projects · Team assignment & collaboration kickoff
Review the first week: what happened when you started talking to AI agents. Patterns, surprises, graph density, best nodes.
Walk through the active Inkwell ventures and community projects. Real problems, real users, real stakes.
Form pods, choose projects, establish working agreements. You ship together from here.
Assignments, deliverables, and how to prepare for the Knowledge Graph deep dive.
What you built in your first week talking to an AI agent
Sessions Completed
Graph Nodes Created
Open VanderBot on your phone right now. Let's review together:
💡 Activity: Ask your VanderBot to show you your graph. What patterns do you see? What's missing? Share your most interesting node with the class.
Real ventures, real problems, real users. Pick one and ship something that matters.
LA real estate intelligence — LADBS permits, assessor records, zoning data, parcel maps in one interface. Currently in product-market fit phase.
PMF · DataArt provenance and attribution on-chain. Making sure creators get credit — and revenue — when AI uses their work. RAA coalition partnership.
Attribution · IPAI-powered scenario planning for infrastructure. Airport master plans, lease analysis, demand modeling. Active RFQ opportunities.
Infrastructure · AINorth America's only native caffeinated plant — brand strategy, supply chain, and go-to-market for a sustainable consumer product.
CPG · BrandHealth & wellness intelligence. Biomechanical assessment, movement programming, practitioner tools. OAHM platform as proof-of-concept.
Health · AIThe connective tissue between all Inkwell ventures. Shared infrastructure, IAM awareness model, Volvox Knowledge Graph.
Platform · GraphNashville and LA artists, musicians, local causes. Build something real for someone real. These aren't simulations.
Local · ImpactHave your own idea? Pitch it. If it uses the Trinity Graph as its operating system, it's fair game. Student-originated ventures welcome.
Student · NewEvery project on the previous slides runs on the same infrastructure:
Awareness refraction, spiral pattern detection, provenance, vector search — shared capabilities every venture inherits.
The shared Neo4j graph connecting all ventures. When BackyardOne learns something, Block BMOS can use it. Knowledge compounds.
💡 Key insight: You're not building isolated apps. You're adding to a shared intelligence layer. Every node you create makes every venture smarter.
Form your pod. Choose your project. Ship something that matters.
BackyardOne, Artiquity, Enginuity, Block BMOS, Aura Health, Ubiquity. Real ventures with real users and real market opportunity. You'll have access to existing code, data, and stakeholders.
Nashville and LA artists, musicians, local organizations. Build something for someone in your city. Real impact, real relationships.
Your own idea, built on the Trinity Graph. Pitch it to the class today. If it's compelling, you run it.
🎯 Activity: Stand up. Find your people. Choose your project. You have 15 minutes. Report back with: pod name, members, project choice, and one sentence on what you'll build by midterm.
For your chosen project: Who is the customer? What problem do you solve? What's the one sentence that makes someone care? Submit to Brightspace.
Use the -ity vocabulary from Session 2. Map your project's positioning against competitors across at least 5 dimensions. Use your VanderBot to generate them.
Start talking to your VanderBot about your project. Create entities, relationships, domain knowledge. The graph should have at least 20 new nodes by Wednesday.
Data networks, AI moats, and why knowledge graphs compound. Essential context for Session 4's Knowledge Graph design workshop.
Wednesday: Knowledge Graph Design — we go from WHO to WHAT