ideaverse-enrichment

Automate Ideaverse knowledge enrichment by applying the ARC workflow to process articles, extract atomic concepts, classify notes, and detect duplicates. This reduces manual curation effort and ensures standardized structure across your notes.

The ARC workflow stands for Add, Relate, and Communicate. It captures new information, connects atomic notes to parent MOCs for coherent structure, and applies knowledge patterns to ensure consistent integration into your vault.

Prevent duplicate atomic notes by running duplicate detection before creation. The workflow checks for existing coverage across your vault and merges or links concepts appropriately to avoid knowledge fragmentation.

Yes, you need frontmatter-compliant notes and per-type extraction templates to classify knowledge. The system categorizes information into Concept, Process, Entity, or Principle types and applies the corresponding template for quality and consistency.

The best way to process articles is capturing the text, identifying 3-5 atomic concepts, classifying each by type, creating frontmatter-compliant notes, and adding them to a relevant MOC. Log this enrichment activity in your daily note for tracking.

Knowledge enrichment requires a references folder to guide quality and consistency during the extraction process. It works alongside per-type templates and frontmatter rules to ensure captured information maintains structural integrity across the vault.