Knowledge Skill

What It Does

Manage the LifeOS Knowledge Archive — a curated, typed graph of notes across six entity domains: People, Companies, Ideas, Research, Blogs, and Books. Operations cover search, add, harvest, develop, ingest, contradiction-finding, graph traversal, compressed retrieval, and mining recent conversations for memory candidates. Every note ships with typed related: cross-links, so the archive is a connected graph, not a pile of files.

The Problem

Notes you save in isolation are notes you never find again. A flat folder of facts has no way to tell you that two notes contradict each other, that a new source updates an old claim, or that an idea connects to a person and a company you wrote up months ago. Knowledge dies when it can't be retrieved or related. This archive forces every note into a typed schema with mandatory cross-links and ripples updates through related notes on ingest, so the connections are built in at write time instead of being reconstructed by hand later.

How It Works

Manage the LifeOS Knowledge Archive at ~/.claude/LIFEOS/MEMORY/KNOWLEDGE/. Each operation routes through a subcommand below; notes follow the archive schema and ship with typed cross-links.

Archive schema: ~/.claude/LIFEOS/MEMORY/KNOWLEDGE/_schema.md

Workflow Routing

Workflows are inline command sections in this file (no Workflows/ dir); each row routes to the matching H2 section below.