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Restructuring note taxonomy focuses on incremental, non-destructive moves that preserve factual content during file renames and branch splits. It ensures all note content remains intact while applying the smallest structural changes to improve discoverability.

The best approach is incremental restructuring, proposing the smallest structural changes like new branch folders or file renames to relieve pressure. This method avoids large-scale overhauls by targeting only the areas where note discovery slows.

Use this restructuring approach when new domains emerge, branches become crowded, or note discovery slows. It provides operational guidance for minimal structural changes to maintain a navigable memory tree as the project grows.

Restructuring is non-destructive and preserves factual content during moves. It ensures inspection of INDEX.md indexes and propagation of changes to all links, guaranteeing no note content is lost during branch splits or file renames.

Yes, you can rename ambiguous files without breaking navigability by propagating all changes to affected INDEX.md indexes. This ensures the memory tree remains fully navigable and all structural links stay connected.

Note discovery slows because branches become crowded and ambiguous as new domains emerge without structural adjustments. Creating new branches and splitting crowded folders relieves this pressure and restores efficient navigability.