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Read, create, and maintain pyramid indexes for source material.
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| description | Read, create, and maintain pyramid indexes for source material. |
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Use this skill when reading, creating, updating, or relying on a pyramid index.
A pyramid index is a directory whose name ends with the suffix .prmi.
It contains a stack of progressively compressed summaries of the same source material. Each level summarizes the level before it at roughly half the size.
Files are named by level:
file_0 is the most detailed summary.file_1 is an approximately half-sized summary of file_0.file_2 is an approximately half-sized summary of file_1.The index forms a summary pyramid. Lower-numbered files preserve more detail. Higher-numbered files provide faster orientation.
Use pyramid indexes to choose an appropriate level of detail for the task:
Each level should preserve the core structure, key claims, important names, decisions, constraints, and unresolved questions from the previous level. Compression should remove repetition and low-value detail before removing meaning.
A pyramid index is not a replacement for source material. It is an access structure that lets agents read at the right resolution before deciding whether to inspect the original source.
When creating or maintaining a pyramid index, keep summaries faithful. Do not introduce claims, interpretations, or architectural judgments that are not present in the level being summarized unless they are clearly marked as synthesis.