qmd-knowledge

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Project-specific knowledge management system using qmd MCP server. Captures learnings, issue notes, and conventions in a searchable knowledge base.

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# QMD Knowledge ## What I do - Record and retrieve project learnings and insights - Capture issue-specific notes and resolutions - Build a growing, AI-searchable knowledge base - Provide context about project architecture and decisions ## When to use me Use this skill when you need to: - **Record learnings**: Capture new insights, patterns, or best practices discovered during development - **Track issues**: Add notes to ongoing or resolved issues - **Query knowledge**: Search for previous decisions, learnings, or solutions - **Maintain context**: Build institutional memory for the project ## How it works This skill provides a unified knowledge management system. You install the skill once, and it manages knowledge across all your projects using qmd collections: ``` # The qmd-knowledge skill (installed to your AI tool's skills directory) # Location varies by tool: ~/.config/opencode/skill/, ~/.claude/skills/, or ~/.config/amp/skills/ ├── SKILL.md # This file - the skill definition ├── scripts/ # Executable scripts │ └── record.sh # Record learnings/issues/notes └── references/ # Example structure and READMEs # Project knowledge storage (managed by the skill) ~/.ai-knowledges/ ├── <project-name>/ # Collection for your project │ ├── learnings/ │ └── issues/ └── another-project/ # Collection for another project ├── learnings/ └── issues/ ``` The `qmd` MCP server provides AI-powered search across all st...

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Author
jellydn
Repository
jellydn/my-ai-tools
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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