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Read/write brain files (Obsidian vault at brain/). Use for any task that persists knowledge — reflection, planning, or direct edits. Triggers after debugging sessions, mistakes, corrections, architectural decisions, or any insight worth preserving across sessions. Use on 'add to brain', 'remember this', 'write a note', or brain/ modifications.

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SKILL.md
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brain
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Read/write brain files (Obsidian vault at brain/). Use for any task that persists knowledge — reflection, planning, or direct edits. Triggers after debugging sessions, mistakes, corrections, architectural decisions, or any insight worth preserving across sessions. Use on 'add to brain', 'remember this', 'write a note', or brain/ modifications.
# Brain Persistent memory across sessions. Obsidian vault at `brain/`. The brain is the foundation of the entire workflow — every agent, skill, and session reads it. Low-quality or speculative content degrades everything downstream. Before adding anything, ask: "Does this genuinely improve how the system operates?" If the answer isn't a clear yes, don't write it. ## Before Writing Read `brain/index.md` first. Then read the relevant entrypoint for your topic: - `brain/principles.md` for principle updates - `brain/plans/index.md` for plan-related notes For directories without a dedicated index file yet (`brain/codebase/`, `brain/audits/`), scan nearby files directly and edit an existing note when possible. ## Structure ``` brain/ ├── index.md ← root entry point, links to everything ├── principles.md ← index for principles/ ├── todos.md ← product backlog ├── vision.md ← elevator pitch + link to architecture ├── architecture.md ← full technical reference ├── principles/ ← engineering and design principles ├── codebase/ ← project-specific knowledge and gotchas ├── plans/ ← numbered feature plans (02-arrow-bindings/, etc.) └── audits/ ← design and quality audits (date-prefixed filenames, e.g. 2026-02-20-quality-audit.md) ``` **Rules:** - One topic per file. `brain/codebase/noodle-spawn-gotchas.md`, not a mega-file. - Maintain existing index entrypoints: `brain/index.md`, `brain/principles.md`, `brain/plans/index.md`. - If you introduce a new top-level category, add an index-style entrypoint for it (links only, no inlined content). - `brain/index.md` is the root. Every brain file must be reachable from it. - File names: lowercase, hyphenated. `worktree-gotchas.md`. - Plan directories: prefixed with the todo ID from `brain/todos.md`. `02-arrow-bindings/` with `overview.md` and `phase-N-*.md` inside. ## Wikilinks Format: `[[section/file-name]]`. Resolution order: same directory, then relative path, then vault root. Heading anchors (`[[file#heading]]`) are stripped during resolution. ## Writing Style - Bullets over prose. No preamble. - Plain markdown with `# Title`. No Obsidian frontmatter. - Keep notes under ~50 lines. Split if longer. ## After Writing Update `brain/index.md` for any files you added or removed. Also update the relevant entrypoint (`brain/principles.md`, `brain/delegation.md`, or `brain/plans/index.md`) when applicable. Keep indexes link-only and scannable. ## Durability Test Ask: "Would I include this in a prompt for a *different* task?" - **Yes** → write to `brain/`. It's durable knowledge. - **No, it's plan-specific** → update the plan's phase doc instead. - **No, it's a skill issue** → update the skill file directly. - **No, it needs follow-up work** → file a todo with the `todo` skill. ## Maintenance - Delete outdated or subsumed notes. - Delete random-named files in `brain/plans/` — stale plan-mode artifacts. - Merge overlapping notes before adding new ones.
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