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Organize the shared notes directory when it becomes hard to navigate. Restructure within research/ and experiments/, deduplicate, update index.md.

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# Organize Files Restructure the shared notes directory so every agent can find what they need quickly. For a complete before/after walkthrough on a realistic messy notes/ tree — including the dedup pass, naming fixes, subdirectory creation, link repair, and audit-log entry — see [`references/worked-example.md`](references/worked-example.md). Read it once before your first reorganization; it makes the abstract steps below concrete. For recovery procedures and judgment calls (move script aborted partway, false-positive duplicates, files that look misplaced in `_synthesis/`, contradicting `_open-questions.md`, races between agents…), see [`references/edge-cases.md`](references/edge-cases.md). ## When to Use - Too many flat files in `research/` or `experiments/` - Duplicate or near-duplicate notes - Inconsistent naming (spaces, uppercase, agent IDs in filenames) - After a deep-research or consolidate phase that created many files - You can't find a note you know exists ## Notes Directory Structure ``` notes/ ├── index.md ← table of contents (research + experiments only) ├── raw/ ← immutable sources (DON'T touch) ├── research/ ← deep-research findings (organize within) │ ├── <topic>/ ← group by topic or theme │ └── ... ├── experiments/ ← eval reflections and results (organize within) │ ├── <approach>/ ← group by approach or technique │ └���─ ... ├── _synthesis/ ← consolidate owns this (DON'T touch) ├── _connections.md...

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Human-Agent-Society
Repository
Human-Agent-Society/CORAL
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5 months ago
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Language
Python
License
Apache-2.0

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