What problem does it solve? When you encounter a useful URL, YouTube video, article, or text snippet, it is hard to systematically decide which ideas are worth adopting into your existing system. Harvest evaluates a single piece of content against Aurora's actual components and produces a ranked, honest report of what is worth taking. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-source ingestion: Accepts YouTube links (via yt-dlp auto-generated transcripts), article URLs (via WebFetch), local files, or raw pasted text. - Surface mapping: Maps every candidate idea to a concrete Aurora surface such as an Algorithm phase, hook, skill, auto-memory, mind vault, agent, or doctrine file. - Honest status tagging: Tags each candidate NEW, PARTIAL, DONE, or REJECTED by cross-checking the auto-memory ledger, then ranks by usefulness, novelty, and effort. - Use Case: You find a blog post about agent memory techniques. Run Harvest on the URL to get a ranked table showing which techniques Aurora already has, which were previously rejected, and which two are genuinely new and worth proposing. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to harvest a specific URL or pasted text, for example by saying harvest this article followed by the link, to receive a ranked report of adoptable ideas.