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---name: second-brain-ingestdescription: > Process raw source documents into wiki pages. Use when the user adds files to raw/ and wants them ingested, says "process this source", "ingest this article", "I added something to raw/", or wants to incorporate new material into their knowledge base.allowed-tools: Bash Read Write Edit Glob Grep--- # Second Brain — Ingest Process raw source documents into structured, interlinked wiki pages. ## Identify Sources to Process Determine which files need ingestion: 1. If the user specifies a file or files, use those2. If the user says "process new sources" or similar, detect unprocessed files: - List all files in `raw/` (excluding `raw/assets/`) - Read `wiki/log.md` and extract all previously ingested source filenames from `ingest` entries - Any file in `raw/` not listed in the log is unprocessed3. If no unprocessed files are found, tell the user ## Process Each Source For each source file, follow this workflow: ### 1. Read the source completely Read the entire file. If the file contains image references, note them — read the images separately if they contain important information. ### 2. Discuss key takeaways with the user Before writing anything, share the 3-5 most important takeaways from the source. Ask the user if they want to emphasize any particular aspects or skip any topics. Wait for confirmation before proceeding. ### 3. Create source summary page Create a new file in `wiki/sources/` named after the source (slugified). Include: --- tags: [relevant, tags] sources: [original-filename.md] created: YYYY-MM-DD updated: YYYY-MM-DD --- # Source Title **Source:** original-filename.md **Date ingested:** YYYY-MM-DD **Type:** article | paper | transcript | notes | etc. ## Summary Structured summary of the source content. ## Key Claims - Claim 1 - Claim 2 - ... ## Entities Mentioned - [[Entity Name]] — brief context - ... ## Concepts Covered - [[Concept Name]] — brief context - ... ### 4. Update entity and concept pages For each entity (person, organization, product, tool) and concept (idea, framework, theory, pattern) mentioned in the source: **If a wiki page already exists:**- Read the existing page- Add new information from this source- Add the source to the `sources:` frontmatter list- Update the `updated:` date- Note any contradictions with existing content, citing both sources **If no wiki page exists:**- Create a new page in the appropriate subdirectory: - `wiki/entities/` for people, organizations, products, tools - `wiki/concepts/` for ideas, frameworks, theories, patterns- Include YAML frontmatter with tags, sources, created, and updated fields- Write a focused summary based on what this source says about the topic ### 5. Add wikilinks Ensure all related pages link to each other using `[[wikilink]]` syntax. Every mention of an entity or concept that has its own page should be linked. ### 6. Update wiki/index.md For each new page created, add an entry under the appropriate category header: - [[Page Name]] — one-line summary (under 120 characters) ### 7. Update wiki/log.md Append: ## [YYYY-MM-DD] ingest | Source Title Processed source-filename.md. Created N new pages, updated M existing pages. New entities: [[Entity1]], [[Entity2]]. New concepts: [[Concept1]]. ### 8. Report results Tell the user what was done:- Pages created (with links)- Pages updated (with what changed)- New entities and concepts identified- Any contradictions found with existing content ## Conventions - Source summary pages are **factual only**. Save interpretation and synthesis for concept and synthesis pages.- A single source typically touches **10-15 wiki pages**. This is normal and expected.- When new information contradicts existing wiki content, **update the wiki page and note the contradiction** with both sources cited.- **Prefer updating existing pages** over creating new ones. Only create a new page when the topic is distinct enough to warrant its own page.- Use `[[wikilinks]]` for all internal references. Never use raw file paths. ## What's Next After ingesting sources, the user can:- **Ask questions** with `/second-brain-query` to explore what was ingested- **Ingest more sources** — clip another article and run `/second-brain-ingest` again- **Health-check** with `/second-brain-lint` after every 10 ingests to catch gapsRelated skills