opencontext-iterate

To append context to research notes, this Skill enriches an existing idea document by pulling related sections from the OpenContext knowledge base and updating the file with summarized background information.

An iteration log in knowledge management is an explicit record appended to a document that tracks context augmentation over time. This Skill adds log entries containing timestamps, citations to source documents, and next steps.

You track context augmentation history by applying this Skill to your idea space, which automatically derives the owning space from the document path and inserts a dated Iteration Log entry citing the referenced source documents.

Yes, you can use OpenContext to cite source documents in research notes by providing stable document IDs to the Skill, which then references those IDs within the appended Iteration Log entry for traceability.

Yes, context augmentation requires access to the OpenContext contexts root because the Skill derives the owning space directly from the document path to locate and pull the relevant background context.

A limitation of using OpenContext for idea document enrichment is that you must know the stable document IDs beforehand to reference them within the Iteration Log, restricting use to previously structured knowledge bases.