index-folder

Folder indexing scans specified directories and extracts metadata from supported files like Markdown and JSON. It updates a central context/index.json file, making documents easily discoverable when you need to query specific topics or file types.

During folder indexing, metadata such as title, type, topics, and phase is extracted from supported file formats like Markdown and JSON. This information populates a central context/index.json file to ensure important documents are easily discoverable by topic.

Yes, you can filter folder indexing by file type while scanning directories recursively. The indexing process supports targeting specific formats like Markdown and JSON, updating the context/index.json file only with entries from supported file types.

You can update an existing JSON index by running the folder indexing script on your target directory. It identifies new and modified files, extracts their metadata, and updates the context/index.json file to include the latest entries for fast retrieval.

Indexing research documents into a central context/index.json file is the best way to organize them for topic-based search. The folder indexing process extracts metadata like topics and titles, creating a structured catalog that ensures fast retrieval and discovery.

Metadata extraction during indexing is currently limited to supported file formats like Markdown and JSON. Unsupported file types will not have metadata such as title, type, topics, or phase extracted and cataloged into the context/index.json file.