brain-dump-ingestion

Converting unstructured notes into organized content involves extracting atomic topics from raw material, then routing them through a landing-zone workflow with three tiers: brain-dumps for raw input, staging for review and refinement, and docs for final integration. This Skill automates that extraction and routing while preserving source context and traceability.

The landing-zone architecture uses three directories: brain-dumps stores raw transcripts and notes, staging holds extracted topics awaiting review with metadata like title, date, source, and status, and docs contains finalized knowledge base content. This three-tier structure ensures reviewability and safe integration before publishing.

Yes. This Skill ingests transcripts and stream-of-consciousness notes, automatically extracting key decisions, action items, and conceptual explanations as separate, atomic topics. It captures metadata including title, date, source, duration, tags, and related topics to maintain full traceability from source to structured output.

This Skill captures source metadata—including title, date, source, duration, tags, and integration notes—for every extracted topic. This traceability chain ensures you always know where each piece of knowledge came from and maintains a complete audit trail from brain dump to final documentation.

Yes. This Skill applies to transcriptions, stream-of-consciousness notes, meeting transcripts, problem-solving narratives, and ideation sessions. It extracts atomic topics from any unstructured raw material and routes them through the landing-zone workflow for review before integration into your knowledge base.