library-record-writing

To write reusable research records, you need machine-readable frontmatter and sorted index appends so verdicts remain queryable and durable for future sessions instead of being rediscovered.

Maintaining a per-kind library index requires appending each new research record in filename order, ensuring the library stays searchable and organized by tool or addon category.

You document adopt or reject decisions by writing a one-page library record with machine-readable frontmatter that preserves the evaluation verdict for future agents to trust without repeating the research.

You add a compact four-field Lesson section to a library record after an addon or tool is adopted or built, preserving only the generalizable takeaway from the outcome.

Yes, the library record format applies to researcher workflows that evaluate external capabilities and decide both adopt or reject outcomes, ensuring all verdicts are indexed and reusable.

The frontmatter must be strictly machine-readable for sidebar and index consumption; records are constrained to a one-page format, and the optional Lesson section is only applicable post-adoption or build.