para-memory-files

Organizing personal knowledge with the PARA method involves structuring files into Project, Area, Resource, and Archive folders. This system categorizes durable facts in a knowledge graph and raw timeline inputs into daily notes.

Preventing memory fragmentation across sessions requires a structured file system using PARA folders and durable YAML facts. This approach maintains context and ensures continuity across different deployments.

To save durable facts to a knowledge graph automatically, you save them to the life/ PARA structure. The system then organizes the information into the knowledge graph without manual intervention.

Yes, managing daily notes and memory decay requires a specific folder structure. You need a `$AGENT_HOME` environment containing PARA folders, an items.yaml file for YAML facts, and a memory directory for daily notes.

Weekly synthesis with PARA-based daily notes works by triggering a memory operation that consolidates raw timeline inputs. It uses qmd tooling to surface relevant context and rewrite summary.md files.

A limitation of using a PARA-based file system for personal knowledge management is its strict dependency on the `$AGENT_HOME` structure. It requires maintaining specific YAML facts and qmd tooling to function properly.