Search ideas, tasks, decisions, notes and journal pages. Every word must match; titles and tags rank first. Use it before answering 'why did we...' questions.

Read one note in full (frontmatter and Markdown body) plus the notes that link to it.

List notes, optionally filtered by type, status (e.g. task todo/doing/done, decision accepted) or tag.

One-page project brief: goals, open tasks, accepted decisions, active ideas and the recent log. Read this first.

What happened lately: journal entries of the last N days and the most recently changed notes.

TODO, FIXME and HACK comments found in the repo's code, with file:line.

Create a note from one line. Prefix picks the kind: 'idea:', 'todo:', 'decision:', 'note:', 'feedback:'; #tags become tags. Example: 'decision: cache in SQLite, not Redis #storage'.

Change a note in place: set its status (task todo/doing/done, idea raw/exploring/ready/parked, decision proposed/accepted/superseded), add or remove tags, or append Markdown. Other fields are kept as they are.

Add a timestamped line to today's journal page. 'todo:'/'idea:'/'decision:' lines also create that note and link it.

Before starting a delegated goal: a brief built from the user's own history. Draft Definition of Done, hidden asks (what they asked for next after similar goals), closest past prompts, lessons, related notes, their working profile, the queue and the work loop.

The next open item of the work queue (tasks tagged #queue), skipping items blocked on the user (#needs-me).

Add a follow-up to the work queue instead of asking the user. auto: safe to run unattended; needs_me: blocked until the user acts (a login, a purchase, a decision only they can make).

When a goal is done: record what was delivered and any correction the user made, so the next brief learns from it. queue_path also marks that queue task done.