brain

Search and store cross-project knowledge across Notion databases and local mirrors.

16|2|Updated Apr 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Kibertum/tausik-core --skill brain-kibertum
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: brain
Source: https://github.com/Kibertum/tausik-core/tree/main/agents/skills/brain
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Kibertum/tausik-core --skill brain-kibertum

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Cross-project knowledge is often siloed across Notion databases and local mirrors. This skill provides a unified interface to search, store, and retrieve generalizable information across projects, reducing duplication and improving reproducibility.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Search across per-project brain databases to surface relevant decisions, patterns, gotchas, and cached web data.
  • Save structured knowledge (decisions, patterns, gotchas) and surface results to teammates, promoting consistency.
  • Show and move records between local memory and the shared brain to manage scope and collaboration.

Quick Start

Ask me to search or store cross-project knowledge across your Notion brain databases.

Frequently Asked Questions about brain

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I search and retrieve cross-project knowledge from a Notion database?

Cross-project knowledge search queries Notion-backed databases and a local mirror to surface decisions, patterns, and gotchas. It routes search operations through MCP tools to retrieve relevant information across per-project brain databases, preventing siloed data.

What is the best way to store generalizable decisions and patterns across multiple projects?

Storing generalizable decisions and patterns uses structured save workflows routed through MCP tools into a shared brain. This approach relies on per-project brain initialization to avoid conflicts, reducing duplication and improving reproducibility across Notion databases.

Can I move records between local memory and a shared cross-project knowledge base?

Yes, you can move records between local memory and the shared brain. This manages scope and collaboration by showing and transferring structured knowledge like gotchas or patterns across Notion-backed databases and their local mirror.

Does querying a cross-project brain require initialization for each project?

Yes, querying a cross-project brain requires per-project brain initialization to avoid conflicts. This setup ensures that search and store operations routed through MCP tools function correctly across the Notion-backed databases and the local mirror.

What types of generalizable knowledge can I save and share across projects using this approach?

You can save and share structured knowledge such as decisions, patterns, gotchas, and cached web data. This information is stored across Notion-backed databases and a local mirror, promoting consistency among teammates through unified search workflows.

How does a local mirror work with Notion databases for cross-project knowledge retrieval?

A local mirror works alongside Notion databases to provide a unified interface for cross-project knowledge retrieval. It supports search and save workflows by routing operations through MCP tools, ensuring generalizable information is accessible and reducing data silos.