The Bioregional Finance Wiki is a shared, open knowledge base on the topic of Bioregional Financing: the instruments and institutions that carry it, what has worked so far, and how to begin with some of the nuanced small steps. Dark Matter Labs and partner organisations keep it updated with the learnings they generate at the front lines of this work in practice. You can read it with any AI.
Ask your AI. Copy the following prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or another a(i)ssistant, then add your question:
AI Prompt
Read https://dark-matter-labs.github.io/bioregional-finance-wiki-public/llms-full.txt. It is the Bioregional Finance Wiki. Answer my question from it. Cite the page title for each claim. Say clearly when the wiki does not cover something. My question:
Note: If your a(i)gent struggles to access the wiki through the link, you can download it as a static file and feed it into your a(i)gent.
The wiki may be used to spark your thinking around questions such as but not limited to:
- What should be in place before one starts setting up a BFF?
- How do bioregional teams define the key thematic pillars for their BFF?
- What is important to consider when hiring a BFF lead?
- What should be key features of a BFF term sheet?
Go deeper. The full guide shows how to use the wiki in coding a(i)gents and your own tools.
Contribute. Know a report, project, dataset, or transcript of a learning conversation we should include? Suggest it below. The same goes for corrections you think we should make. Every suggestion is reviewed before it is added.
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Remember that AI is only one tool among many. Relational human connection and learning from each other are critical, especially when you want to take things to deeper levels.
