knowledge-wiki

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Manage the personal knowledge wiki. Use when the user shares articles, documents, or asks to organize knowledge; when a conversation produces insights worth preserving as structured knowledge; or when the user asks about the knowledge base.

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# 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 ```markdown # 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...

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Author
zhayujie
Repository
zhayujie/CowAgent
Created
3 years ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Python
License
MIT

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