What problem does it solve? Personal knowledge vaults accumulate raw notes, journals, chat logs, and idea fragments that never get organized into retrievable knowledge. This Skill sweeps those source layers and compounds their durable content into a structured wiki, so insights stay findable months later instead of being buried in daily logs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Incremental source sweep: Scans raw notes, journals, project Chats/, and Ideas/ folders, using a timestamp-based manifest so each run only processes new or changed files. - Structured wiki output: Creates and updates project overview pages, mutable architecture maps, immutable ADR-style decision records, and cross-project concept pages, while keeping dated changelog content out of the wiki. - Selective journal synthesis: Applies a rubric that promotes durable content, respects Important and Decision markers, and reports unfinished fragments instead of synthesizing them. - Use Case: After a week of journaling and project brainstorming, run the nightly synthesis to fold new decisions into ADRs, update the wiki index and log, and archive fully processed Ideas notes with confirmation. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to synthesize your vault so it sweeps new and changed notes and updates the wiki, index, and log.
