schema-author

You structure unstructured knowledge bases by using schema evolution to define page types, link verbs, and prefixes. This ensures notes, pages, and entities remain organized, queryable, and consistent as your document corpora grows.

Auditing your knowledge base schema involves reviewing pack health to detect untyped pages and orphaned entities. This ensures 100% metadata coverage by identifying pages that lack proper type definitions.

You backfill page metadata by performing automated sync operations across your document corpus. This updates untyped pages with correct schema definitions, ensuring 100% data integrity and type coverage.

Yes, you need active schema pack access and administrative permissions to perform atomic mutations and sync operations. These permissions are required to safely add, remove, or update page types and prefixes.

Configuring expert-routable types involves defining specific page types within your schema pack to improve retrieval precision. This structures data to enable more accurate agent-based queries across your knowledge base.

Yes, you can propose new page types by analyzing untyped pages within your brain. The skill evaluates existing untyped content to recommend schema additions that match your evolving note-taking habits.