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Ingest a source into the Loop Library — read it, mirror it immutably, write its Source concept, and compile it into the wiki (loops/concepts/comparisons), updating indexes and the log. Use when the user adds a source (a paper, post, doc, transcript) or drops a file in inbox/ and wants it folded into the knowledge base.

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description	Ingest a source into the Loop Library — read it, mirror it immutably, write its Source concept, and compile it into the wiki (loops/concepts/comparisons), updating indexes and the log. Use when the user adds a source (a paper, post, doc, transcript) or drops a file in inbox/ and wants it folded into the knowledge base.

Ingest

Karpathy's first operation: a source → many compiled pages. The bottleneck is bookkeeping; your job is to do all of it. Read CLAUDE.md §3 and the schema in _meta/SPEC-loop.md first.

Preconditions

The source must be approved: already in sources/, or the human OK'd a file in inbox/. Never invent a source. If it's only in inbox/, confirm before promoting.

Steps

Read the source fully from sources/<id>.md (or the approved inbox/ file).
Discuss the key takeaways with the human; ask what to emphasize. Ingest one source at a time and stay involved unless told to batch. When you need a decision (what to emphasize, whether to promote an inbox/ file, which pages to compile), ask with the structured AskUserQuestion prompt (concrete options), not a free-text question.
Immutable mirror — ensure sources/<id>.md exists (canonical name <author-or-org>-<year>-<slug>.md). If you just promoted it from inbox/, move it now. Never edit a mirror after creation.
Source concept — create/update wiki/sources/<id>.md with type: Source, resource: (canonical URL), raw_mirror: ../sources/<id>.md, authors:, a one-paragraph digest, # Key points, # Notable excerpts (short verbatim quotes), # Compiled into.
Compile into wiki/: create or update the Loop, Concept, and Comparison pages this source informs. One source typically touches several pages. Each compiled page must declare type, summary:, sources: (link back to /sources/<id>.md), provenance:, and a # Citations section. Tag each claim's basis honestly (extracted vs inferred).
Indexes — update wiki/index.md and each affected directory index.md.
Log — append a newest-first entry to wiki/log.md: - ingest | <Source title> — <what changed>.
Verify — run scripts/conformance.sh (must pass) and scripts/lint.sh (review warnings). A change isn't done until conformance is green.

Don'ts

Don't auto-promote from inbox/ without approval. Don't edit sources/. Don't write a compiled page without at least one citation. Don't fill gaps with confident guesses — mark them inferred or flag them.

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description	Ingest a source into the Loop Library — read it, mirror it immutably, write its Source concept, and compile it into the wiki (loops/concepts/comparisons), updating indexes and the log. Use when the user adds a source (a paper, post, doc, transcript) or drops a file in inbox/ and wants it folded into the knowledge base.

Ingest

Karpathy's first operation: a source → many compiled pages. The bottleneck is bookkeeping; your job is to do all of it. Read CLAUDE.md §3 and the schema in _meta/SPEC-loop.md first.

Preconditions

The source must be approved: already in sources/, or the human OK'd a file in inbox/. Never invent a source. If it's only in inbox/, confirm before promoting.

Steps

Read the source fully from sources/<id>.md (or the approved inbox/ file).
Discuss the key takeaways with the human; ask what to emphasize. Ingest one source at a time and stay involved unless told to batch. When you need a decision (what to emphasize, whether to promote an inbox/ file, which pages to compile), ask with the structured AskUserQuestion prompt (concrete options), not a free-text question.
Immutable mirror — ensure sources/<id>.md exists (canonical name <author-or-org>-<year>-<slug>.md). If you just promoted it from inbox/, move it now. Never edit a mirror after creation.
Source concept — create/update wiki/sources/<id>.md with type: Source, resource: (canonical URL), raw_mirror: ../sources/<id>.md, authors:, a one-paragraph digest, # Key points, # Notable excerpts (short verbatim quotes), # Compiled into.
Compile into wiki/: create or update the Loop, Concept, and Comparison pages this source informs. One source typically touches several pages. Each compiled page must declare type, summary:, sources: (link back to /sources/<id>.md), provenance:, and a # Citations section. Tag each claim's basis honestly (extracted vs inferred).
Indexes — update wiki/index.md and each affected directory index.md.
Log — append a newest-first entry to wiki/log.md: - ingest | <Source title> — <what changed>.
Verify — run scripts/conformance.sh (must pass) and scripts/lint.sh (review warnings). A change isn't done until conformance is green.

Don'ts

Don't auto-promote from inbox/ without approval. Don't edit sources/. Don't write a compiled page without at least one citation. Don't fill gaps with confident guesses — mark them inferred or flag them.