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Automate markdown ingestion by processing new or changed files in a 'raw/' directory, synthesizing their content into structured topic articles, and updating the knowledge base index automatically.

Content synthesis converts raw markdown files into structured articles within a 'wiki/' directory, updating an index with the latest topics and summaries for personal knowledge management.

Maintain an ingestion state manifest by tracking processed files in an 'ingest-manifest.json' file, which records the state of file ingestion and identifies new or modified markdown content.

Yes, the Claude Read tool is required to process text and image content within markdown files during the knowledge base ingestion and content synthesis workflow.

Yes, this approach is ideal for organizing raw research notes, automatically ingesting new or changed markdown files and synthesizing them into structured, indexed topic articles.

The knowledge base index may not update if files are not placed in the 'raw/' directory or if the ingestion state manifest already marks them as processed without detecting changes.