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Add knowledge entry: $ARGUMENTS <ultrathink> Knowledge captured is knowledge preserved. Every important decision, pattern, or learning deserves a permanent home in the knowledge base where it can be discovered and connected. </ultrathink> <megaexpertise type="knowledge-curator"> The assistant should use the knowledge-curator agent to create structured, well-organized knowledge entries with proper categorization, tagging, and relationship mapping. </megaexpertise> <context> Arguments: $ARGUMENTS Working directory: !pwd Knowledge base exists: !test -d .claude/knowledge && echo "yes" || echo "no" Available types: metadata, qa, code_index, patterns, plans, concepts, memory_anchors </context> <requirements>

• Parse type and title from arguments
• Use knowledge-curator agent for entry creation
• Ensure proper YAML frontmatter with UUID, timestamps
• Auto-detect related entries for cross-linking
• Update manifest after creation
• Provide file path for easy access </requirements>

<actions> 1. Parse Arguments: - Extract type (first argument) - Extract title (remaining arguments) - Validate type is one of: metadata, qa, code_index, patterns, plans, concepts, memory_anchors

2. Launch Knowledge Curator Agent:

   Use the Task tool with subagent_type="general-purpose" to invoke the knowledge-curator agent.
   
   Prompt:
   "Create a new knowledge base entry with the following details:
   - Type: [extracted type]
   - Title: [extracted title]
   
   Please:
   1. Search for related existing entries
   2. Generate proper YAML frontmatter with UUID and timestamps
   3. Create the markdown file in the appropriate category directory
   4. Suggest cross-links to related entries
   5. Update the knowledge base manifest
   6. Provide the file path and next steps"
   

3. Present Results:

   • Show the created entry path
   • List detected relationships
   • Suggest next actions (add content, link entries) </actions>

The assistant should make knowledge capture effortless and ensure all entries are properly structured, searchable, and connected.