reweave

To update old notes with new knowledge, you can use a note maintenance workflow that evaluates current knowledge, adds explicit backlinks and forward connections, and sharpens or splits claims to preserve coherence across your vault.

Note maintenance for a knowledge graph involves revisiting older notes to incorporate new evidence, refine or split claims, and strengthen coherence by updating stale backlink networks and related references.

You refresh stale backlinks by identifying notes whose claims predate newer content, then adding backward and forward connections to ensure newer related notes properly reference the target note.

You should split a note into focused sub-notes when multiple distinct ideas have emerged within it, allowing you to sharpen claims for improved specificity and reduce ambiguity across the knowledge graph.

The best way to improve content quality in older notes is to surface newer related content, rewrite claims to improve specificity, and update topic membership to reflect your current understanding.

No specific dependencies are required to reweave notes, as the workflow operates independently to evaluate current knowledge, add connections, and preserve coherence across your existing vault.