Knowledge Wiki

Maintain a persistent, structured knowledge base in the knowledge/ directory.

Core Operations

1. Ingest, User shares an article, document, or resource

1. Read and understand the source material
2. Extract key facts, insights, and structured knowledge
3. Determine the appropriate subdirectory:
   • Read knowledge/index.md to see existing categories
   • If a matching category exists, follow that structure
   • If not, create a new subdirectory with a clear name
4. Create the knowledge page: knowledge/<category>/<slug>.md
5. Update knowledge/index.md and append to knowledge/log.md

2. Synthesize, Conversation produces valuable structured knowledge

1. Create a knowledge page under the appropriate category
2. Update related pages with cross-references
3. Update knowledge/index.md and knowledge/log.md

3. Query, User asks about accumulated knowledge

1. Check knowledge/index.md (already in your context) for relevant pages
2. Read specific pages with the read tool
3. Supplement with memory_search if needed

Page Format

# Page Title

> Source: <URL or description of the original material>

Content here. Cross-reference related pages with markdown links:
[Related Page](../category/related-page.md)

## Key Points

- ...

## Related

- [Page A](../category/page-a.md), how it relates
- [Page B](../category/page-b.md), how it relates

The > Source: line records where the knowledge came from (URL, document name, conversation, etc.). Always include it when the material originates from a specific source.

Cross-references build a knowledge graph. When creating or updating a page, link to related pages and update those pages to link back. Only link to pages that already exist, if a concept deserves its own page, create it first, then add the link.

Index Format (knowledge/index.md)