reweave

To refine claims in legacy notes, the tool updates older entries by incorporating newly discovered connections and sharpening existing context, ensuring your preexisting documentation aligns accurately with your current knowledge base.

You connect older notes by running the reweave command, which identifies legacy items predating newer related content and adds backward links to systematically build and maintain a coherent knowledge graph across your collection.

Yes, you can use command-driven activation via the /reweave prompt to refine preexisting claims, add new connections, and maintain consistency across your notes through non-destructive edits.

Older notes lack connections because they predate the newer related content. Reweave addresses this by revisiting legacy entries, adding backward links, and refining claims to integrate your recently discovered knowledge.

Updating legacy notes does not alter original files destructively. The process performs non-destructive edits to add backward links and refine claims, maintaining consistency while preserving your preexisting entries.

You should use a backward links tool for content revision when you have a knowledge base with older notes that predate newer related content, requiring you to systematically reconnect and refine preexisting claims for improved documentation quality.