
A Company Brain That Curates Itself
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Saturday 7 November 2026, 16:00
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AWS Community Session | Waterloo.dev Summit 2026
Saturday\, November 7\, 2026 | Waterloo\, Ontario
Important: Event Registration
This AWS community session is part of Waterloo.dev Summit 2026, a larger developer conference bringing together builders, industry leaders, and technology communities.
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About the Session
A Company Brain That Curates Itself
What if your AI agents didn't have to start from scratch every time?
As AI became a bigger part of Brett's daily workflow, one challenge became increasingly clear: agents were constantly losing context. Critical knowledge was scattered across documents, conversations, and his own head.
His solution? A centralized, self-curating company brain.
In this session, Brett will share how he built a multi-agent memory system on AWS that automatically synthesizes episodic business memories into project briefs every night, without human intervention.
You'll learn how the system works, why persistent context matters for AI agents, and what it takes to build a self-curating memory architecture using AWS.
Meet the Speaker
Brett Gillett
Founder, Curious Orbit Cloud Consulting
Brett has been working with AWS since around the launch of Amazon S3, which he first used to back up a hosting business he ran from his parents' basement.
He founded Curious Orbit in 2016 and now spends his time exploring agentic AI systems, including a multi-agent memory platform that operates autonomously. He also co-hosts Talking Cloud, a weekly podcast focused on AWS and AI.
About Waterloo.dev Summit 2026
This session is one of several talks and discussions taking place at Waterloo.dev Summit 2026.
Explore the broader event, speakers, and program at https://waterloo.dev/events/devfest-2026
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