vault-curator

To convert raw emails and voice memos into structured knowledge graph notes, you drop inbound files into an inbox and run the curator workflow. This process transforms raw content into linked vault records, applying consistent English YAML frontmatter and wikilinks.

Vault curation for inbox-based content processing is the automated transformation of raw inputs like transcripts and documents into clean vault records. It generates notes, tasks, and events with proper frontmatter, connecting them to projects and people to build a discoverable knowledge graph.

Yes, you need the alfred vault CLI to manage YAML frontmatter and wikilinks. The vault curation process routes all vault operations through the alfred vault CLI to ensure traceability, reproducibility, and proper graph relationship building.

Yes, you can create linked tasks and events from unstructured documents automatically. The curator workflow identifies records within inbound documents and links them to existing people, organizations, and projects, building a richly connected knowledge graph.

Yes, a key limitation is that the vault curation workflow enforces an English-only rule for all vault records and YAML frontmatter. Non-English text in inbound content must be translated or processed to comply with this English-language constraint.

The best way to process an inbox of raw notes into a linked vault is to use an automated curation workflow that parses inputs and generates structured records. This approach enforces consistent filenames, YAML schemas, and wikilink connections via the alfred vault CLI.