zach-blumenfeld/knowledge-index

zach-blumenfeld/knowledge-index

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Command "add-rm" from zach-blumenfeld/knowledge-index, covering how ki add and ki rm work, 2. ki rm — drop a document or folder from the index, you rename the file with your own tools, then tell ki and 5. when to use which.

zach-blumenfeld/knowledge-index

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Command "get" from zach-blumenfeld/knowledge-index, covering how ki get works, 1. what it takes, what it returns, 2. the three --type levels, the drill pattern and 3. batching.

zach-blumenfeld/knowledge-index

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The default output of ki outline is a table-of-contents-style render of the vault's containment hierarchy plus its cross-references. It is intended to be readable by both humans and agents: the eye scans display names on the left, and an agent can pick out URIs from a stable right-most column.

zach-blumenfeld/knowledge-index

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Command "search" from zach-blumenfeld/knowledge-index, covering how ki search works, 1. the index, 2. one unified sweep (documents + sections), 3. query syntax (lucene) and 4. semantic expansion (the lexical gap).

zach-blumenfeld/knowledge-index

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Design rule: self-explanatory like outline. No jargon labels that need a guide. Every label is a plain-English phrase that defines its own content, and every count carries its unit inline (in 31 docs, never ×31). A reader (human or agent) seeing the output cold should have no open questions about what a line means.