para-memory-files

The PARA method is a knowledge organization system that categorizes information into Projects, Areas, Resources, and Archives. It enhances productivity by structuring knowledge layers, daily notes, and tacit knowledge for reliable cross-session retrieval.

You can store and retrieve atomic facts by creating entities with summaries and categorization stored in structured YAML files. Use `qmd` to index these files for semantic search and quick knowledge retrieval across sessions.

Yes, you can track daily notes as a raw timeline and manage memory decay automatically. The system handles stale data management by tracking plans and decaying outdated memory to maintain relevant knowledge.

To add a new entity to your Projects folder, use the command `para-memory-files add entity "Entity Name"`. This creates a structured YAML file to store relevant facts and categorization for that project.

Yes, this knowledge organization system requires user interaction for specific knowledge operations. It leverages structured YAML file storage and qmd indexing to manage various knowledge layers effectively.

The best way to document tacit knowledge is using a file-based memory system that records user operating patterns and preferences. This ensures tacit knowledge is categorized and retrievable alongside explicit facts.