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ARCHITECTURE NOTE Three workflows — how data, users, and AI each move through the system The full stack diagram shows how things connect. These three diagrams show how things move — what actually happens at each moment of use. Notes and reactions welcome below. 1. Importing data — the first connection The moment a file […]
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ARCHITECTURE NOTE How the stack fits together — yFiles, SQLite, Neo4j, and AI A working diagram of how every piece of LogicReader talks to every other piece. This is the system as it is designed to run — from raw schedule data to an intelligent, queryable, visual graph. Notes and reactions welcome at the bottom.
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Private — CosmosPM Knowledge Salon On Making Invisible Decisions Visible A working document on schedule intelligence, graph thinking, and the epistemology of projects. For reading, reacting, and building on. This is not finished. It is the beginning of something. ✎ Evangelos Kourentzis, CosmosPM 🕐 May 2026 — ongoing 🔒 Private — not for distribution In
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READING NOTE What LogicReader does Three things no other scheduling tool on the market does. Notes and reactions welcome below. WHAT WE DO LogicReader is a schedule intelligence platform. It does three things no other scheduling tool on the market does. And it does them on top of the schedules you already produce in Primavera
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READING NOTE Suggest a feature LogicReader is built with input from senior planners. Tell us what you wish it did — or what you wish P6, MSP, or Asta would do. Notes welcome below. LogicReader is an early-access product. We are building it with a small group of senior planners, schedulers, and project-controls leads in
READING NOTE Library — who I am building this for A private record of the people and the problems. Each role card describes the frustration, the today state, and what LogicReader changes for them. Notes welcome below. I built this section for two people: the contacts I invite in, and myself — a place to
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READING NOTE Two-way with your enterprise graph This is a thinking piece — the commercial and architectural vision for how LogicReader connects to Microsoft Fabric IQ and similar enterprise graph backends. Notes and reactions welcome at the bottom. The insight that led here is simple: every large infrastructure organisation already has an enterprise knowledge graph
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