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Activate when user asks where to find information at any layer, or when they are stuck and need pointers to go deeper. Always check connected personal sources first.
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Activate when user wants to find actual companies in a value chain layer, especially Indian proxies for global themes. Always check connected sources first. Always apply SEBI compliance — research framing only.
Activate after every completed decomposition to offer saving. Activate when user says "save this", "add to library", "show my library", "what have I researched", "past decompositions", "have I done this before", or starts a decomposition on a topic that may already exist in the library. Always check library/ folder silently at the start of any new decomposition.
Manages the user's personal domain knowledge registry — company intelligence seeded per sector that the India Proxy Agent uses before searching. Activates when user runs /curiosity-stack:knowledge, says "manage my domain knowledge", "add company to my knowledge", or clicks the "missed company" add form after an India Proxy Agent run. Also activates after any India Proxy Agent output to surface the inline add prompt.
Activate when a user selects their output format after completing a decomposition. Generates exactly one of: Value Chain diagram, interactive Mindmap, Research Note, or Research Brief PDF. Never generate all — only what was selected. Always include SEBI disclaimer, attribution badge, and invisible source comment.
Activate after every completed decomposition to generate 5 curated reading recommendations specific to the topic and layers explored. Also activate when user asks "what should I read", "where do I go deeper", "give me links", "reading list", or "resources on this".
Activate when user says "I don't know what to research", "give me ideas", "what can I decompose", "show me scenarios", "browse topics", "not sure where to start", "what topics are available", or runs /curiosity-stack:scenarios. Also activate on first session if local.md session_count is 0 or empty — surface the library automatically after the welcome message. Never activate mid-decomposition.
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| description | Activate when user asks where to find information at any layer, or when they are stuck and need pointers to go deeper. Always check connected personal sources first. |
Always search connected sources before suggesting external ones. Their own notes are more relevant than anything generic.
Wikipedia (technical), Arxiv.org, company engineering blogs, HackerNews, Substack (topic-specific)
Reddit (domain subreddits), HackerNews comment threads, academic survey papers, LinkedIn practitioner posts, Gartner / CB Insights
ProductHunt, GitHub (topic search), TechCrunch / VentureBeat, CB Insights market maps, YouTube conference talks
LinkedIn job postings (real demand signal), earnings call transcripts, trade publications, NASSCOM / IAMAI reports, The Information
Crunchbase, CB Insights, G2 / Capterra, LinkedIn company search
Tracxn (most comprehensive), Inc42, NASSCOM Emerge50, VCCircle, YourStory
Screener.in, Trendlyne, Tijori Finance, BSE/NSE annual reports, concall transcripts
Unlisted Arena, Planify, AngelList India, LetsVenture
Daily (15–20 mins): HackerNews front page, 2–3 domain subreddits, one newsletter
Weekly (1–2 hours): One deep-dive, one earnings call or conference talk, review notes
The note principle: Write one sentence of what you understood — not just save the link. The act of summarising forces comprehension.
