Route new brain pages to directories by primary subject.
npx skills add https://github.com/inbrainfun/inbrain --skill repo-architecture-inbrainfun
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: repo-architecture Source: https://github.com/inbrainfun/inbrain/tree/main/skills/repo-architecture Command: npx skills add https://github.com/inbrainfun/inbrain --skill repo-architecture-inbrainfun
This skill documents and enforces a filing protocol to route brain-related content to the correct pages, improving consistency and discoverability.
Review a new brain page request and file it according to the primary subject using the decision tree rules.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To organize brain pages by primary subject, route each new page to the correct directory—people, companies, concepts, originals, meetings, media, or sources—using a decision-tree workflow that enforces consistent filing and cross-linking.
Standardizing a taxonomy and filing protocol requires applying deterministic rules that route pages to directories by primary subject, enforcing notability checks, cross-linking related pages, and avoiding format-based misfiling.
The decision-tree workflow handles ambiguous brain page filing by applying deterministic routing rules based on primary subject, ensuring common ambiguities between people, companies, concepts, and media are resolved consistently.
You should avoid format-based or source-based filing whenever a brain page has a clear primary subject, as the protocol enforces subject-level routing to prevent misfiling and ensure discoverability across people, concepts, and meetings.
Yes, you can use this filing protocol for cross-linking meetings, media, and data sources, as it explicitly applies across these categories to ensure related pages are linked and pass notability checks.
ngochuy13Determine repository directory paths for new brain pages by primary subject.
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Morris-UTRUSTRoute new brain pages into canonical paths by primary subject.
