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Index an atomic note in existing maps of content and find potential connections to related atomic notes.
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
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| name | index-atomic-notes |
| description | Index an atomic note in existing maps of content and find potential connections to related atomic notes. |
Integrate a new atomic note into the knowledge graph by:
Browse the Topics/ folder to understand what maps of content already exist and what subjects they cover.
If the note fits existing topics:
topics propertyIf no suitable topic exists:
Each atomic note should contain a single, focused insight. Cross-links must enhance without diluting.
| Do | Don't |
|---|---|
| Add brief links that provide nuance | Add explanatory text that expands the scope |
| Suggest connections to the user | Modify notes without permission |
| Preserve the original focus | Turn notes into discussion hubs |
If the answer to the last question is "yes", suggest the link to the user instead of adding it.
Good cross-link — adds nuance to existing insight:
Original: "Large language models understand concepts" Addition: "However, [[Performance depends on verifiability]], which means they show stronger capabilities on verifiable tasks."
Bad cross-link — dilutes atomicity:
Original: "AIs are currently trained very broadly" Addition: "This broad training is particularly effective for verifiable tasks because..." Problem: Shifts focus from describing training to explaining task performance.
Given this atomic note:
---
title: The AIs of today are more grown than written
created: 2025-07-05
tags:
- note/atom
category:
- "[[Atoms]]"
---
Steps:
Topics/Artificial Intelligence.mdtopics property:---
title: The AIs of today are more grown than written
created: 2025-07-05
tags:
- note/atom
topics:
- "[[Artificial Intelligence]]"
category:
- "[[Atoms]]"
---