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Compile literature, meeting notes, session logs, and code findings into a structured per-project knowledge wiki. Use when project evidence is scattered across source records and needs synthesis into durable articles. Not for promoting existing articles into the global vault wiki; use $wiki-grow.

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# Compile Knowledge > Reads raw inputs from a project and compiles/updates a `knowledge/` wiki — a collection of LLM-maintained markdown articles that synthesise everything known about the project's domain. ## When to Use - After a literature review to consolidate findings - After a series of sessions on a project to build up the knowledge base - When starting work on a project and wanting to understand the state of knowledge - Periodically to keep the knowledge wiki fresh ## When NOT to Use - For structural project audits — use an installed research-project audit workflow - For atlas topic metadata — that stays in the vault - For session-specific notes — those go in `log/` --- ## Architecture The knowledge wiki lives at `<project>/knowledge/`: ``` knowledge/ _index.md ← auto-maintained index with brief summaries concept-name.md ← one article per concept concept-name-2.md ``` **The LLM owns this directory.** the user rarely edits it directly. The value is in the compilation — connecting dots across sources that no single document contains. --- ## Modes | Mode | Invocation | Behaviour | |------|-----------|-----------| | **Interactive** (default) | `compile-knowledge [project-path]` | Phases run normally; mid-run nudges allowed where useful; end-of-run summary requires no confirmation but the user can inspect output and re-run. | | **Autonomous** | `compile-knowledge [project-path] --autonomous` (or `-y`) | End-to-end run with zero prompts. All d...

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Author
flonat
Repository
flonat/flonat-research
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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