knowledge-framework

Structure markdown using MECE (Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive) principles to organize content into non-overlapping sections that collectively cover the topic. This eliminates redundancy, improves maintainability, and ensures every concept appears exactly once with clear attribution to its source.

Use Mermaid diagrams within markdown to automatically generate visual representations. Apply top-down (TD) semantics for structural hierarchies and left-right (LR) for process flows, making complex systems instantly understandable without manual graphic creation.

Ground Truth attribution mandates clickable sources—URLs, timestamps, code references, or session IDs—for every fact in your markdown. This ensures verifiability, builds trust, and creates an auditable knowledge base that teams can confidently reference and update.

Yes. Apply BFO (Basic Formal Ontology) classification to distinguish Continuants (entities that persist) from Occurrents (events and processes). This ontological alignment ensures semantic consistency and enables structured publishing to knowledge marketplaces.

Use the Knowledge Framework to guide README creation with a thesis, overview, mandatory diagram headers, numbered MECE sections, and Ground Truth source links. This produces instantly understandable, maintainable documentation without manual restructuring.

Yes. The Knowledge Framework applies DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) enforcement and fractal structure principles to markdown, preventing content duplication and ensuring consistency across all documentation files in your workflow.