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ki-housekeeping-granolalisted

Governs read-only Granola meeting acquisition and later housekeeping. Use "acquire Granola meetings", "import Granola meetings", "audit Granola acquisition", or "reconcile Granola changes". It defines complete date-window discovery, folder and unfoldered routing evidence, faithful MCP reads, content checkpoints, amendment detection, and a separate human-approved retirement gate. CLI staging belongs to tools-ki; canonical acquisition lifecycle belongs to Arcadia.
knowledgeislands/ki-agentic-harness · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 76
Install: claude install-skill knowledgeislands/ki-agentic-harness
# Granola acquisition housekeeping Use the provider-neutral lifecycle: **acquire → stage → harvest → durable knowledge → optional source retirement**. Read [the Granola acquisition standard](references/standards-granola-acquisition.md) for enumeration, fidelity, routing, and checkpoint semantics; read [the retirement standard](references/standards-granola-retirement.md) only when evaluating eventual source release. The generated [rubric](references/rubric.md) provides the checkable review contract, and [sources](references/sources.md) tracks the volatile official MCP surface. ## What this skill owns This skill governs how Knowledge Islands interprets Granola as a mutable communication source. It requires complete identity enumeration, faithful read-only source projections, explicit omissions, immutable acquired versions, visible receiver conflicts, repeatable checkpoints, and separation between acquisition and retirement. Granola's official remote MCP is the selected source adapter. It supplies authentication and source reads; it does not own KI package construction, repository routing, ledgers, harvesting, trades, or retirement authority. `tools-ki` owns `ki acquire granola import`, provider-neutral KEP construction, Harbour staging, and executable reconciliation. Arcadia owns the provider-neutral lifecycle. ## Verified provider boundary The official MCP currently exposes account information, folders, date-window meeting lists, meeting details, transcripts, and natural