| id | knowledge-structuring |
| name | Knowledge Structuring |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| layer | skill |
| runtime | docs |
| author | home23 |
| description | Turn messy notes, findings, or context into a framework, matrix, outline, or clean handoff structure. |
| category | research |
| keywords | ["structure","organize","notes","outline","framework","matrix","handoff"] |
| triggers | ["organize these notes","turn this into a framework","structure this research","make this a clean handoff"] |
| capabilities | [{"structure":"reorganize messy information into a usable shape"}] |
Knowledge Structuring
Use this skill when the problem is not missing information but bad shape.
When to use
Use knowledge-structuring for:
- messy notes
- mixed research findings
- project handoffs
- outlines, matrices, and taxonomies
Workflow
- Identify the target shape: outline, framework, matrix, checklist, or handoff.
- Group related ideas before naming the buckets.
- Keep the top level small and stable.
- Push detail down, not sideways.
- End with the clean structured artifact only.
Examples
Good outputs:
- decision matrix
- project brief
- source map
- argument tree
Gotchas
- Do not preserve the chaos just because it existed in the input.
- Do not invent categories that sound smart but don’t help action.
- Keep the structure stable enough that another agent can reuse it.