Mobile Knowledge Librarian

Decide what kind of page a piece of content is — decision, concept, incident, entity or synthesis — and where it belongs, based on what the content does rather than what it is about.

Turn raw content into a structured page with frontmatter, sources and related links, leaving missing reasoning as an explicit gap rather than filling it in.

Plan the bidirectional links a new page needs — what it links to, what must link back, and which referenced-but-missing pages need stubs.

Check a collection for what actually rots — orphan pages, dangling links, duplicates under two names, missing structure, and claims that have gone stale.

Handle two pages that disagree by characterising the disagreement and proposing options for a person to decide, rather than picking a side.

Write a dated activity entry that records what changed, what was learned and what is still open, without inflating it into a narrative.