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You maintain a local code knowledge base by creating and updating entries with structured frontmatter, storing code insights and architecture notes directly in a local directory to prevent redundant research.

Searching existing code insights by tag or keyword is done by querying the local knowledge base, which retrieves accumulated documentation and architecture notes to provide immediate context for unfamiliar services.

You store code research and prevent redundant effort by saving new discoveries into a local knowledge base, leveraging structured provenance fields like source and verified status to track information accuracy.

Yes, you can track verified status and provenance for architecture notes by creating entries with structured frontmatter, ensuring that accumulated code insights maintain clear documentation of their source and validation state.

The local knowledge base approach works entirely without external dependencies, relying solely on a local directory to store and query documentation, making it self-contained for code research.

You should query a local knowledge base before diving deep into a codebase when encountering an unfamiliar service, allowing you to check existing documentation and notes for context and avoid redundant research.