kb-import

To convert unstructured documents into structured knowledge-base entries, you provide source files like Markdown, PDF, DOCX, or plain text. The tool extracts key information and automatically formats each entry with consistent YAML frontmatter metadata.

Yes, you can bulk-import multiple files into a categorized set of knowledge-base entries. The tool processes folders of documents in bulk mode while enforcing category assignment and indexing rules to maintain searchable, consistent outputs.

Yes, the KB import tool works directly with PDF and DOCX sources. It handles these formats alongside Markdown and plain text, extracting content to generate structured knowledge-base entries with required YAML frontmatter.

The best way to generate YAML frontmatter for imported markdown documents is using an automated indexing tool. It enforces frontmatter structure by automatically generating fields for title, description, category, tags, and sources.

Knowledge-base indexing maintains searchable metadata by validating and updating a central index after each import. This enforces consistent frontmatter structure and category assignment across all entries, ensuring the repository remains fully searchable.

Processing plain text sources for knowledge-base entry generation requires adherence to defined indexing rules. While the tool extracts key information from unstructured plain text, heavily formatted or non-textual elements within files may not convert into structured YAML frontmatter accurately.