alive:mine-for-context

You can extract structured context from raw documents and transcripts by running a deep mine that builds extraction plans, surfaces targets like people and themes, and routes items into organized bundles while tracking progress in a manifest.

Context extraction is the process of turning raw source material into structured knowledge by identifying targets like decisions and tasks, routing them into bundles, and updating reference manifests to maintain organized, discoverable information.

Yes, you can mine across both bundles and loose sources simultaneously; the discovery process surfaces new targets such as people, subjects, and cross-links for follow-up extraction and bundling.

To build an extraction plan, define your targets—such as people, decisions, tasks, knowledge, and themes—before mining begins, then let the process systematically extract and route those items into appropriate destination walnuts.

The best way to track progress when mining raw sources is to use a context manifest, which records extraction status, routes items to destination walnuts, and updates reference bundles as sources are mined.