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+# Knowledge CRUD
+
+Use these rules when maintaining a research-project knowledge base.
+
+## Core defaults
+
+- **One canonical note per durable object**
+- **Prefer updating over duplicating**
+- **Raw material is not durable knowledge**
+- **Archive by default; purge only on explicit request**
+- **Query narrowly first, synthesize second**
+
+
+## Default research progression
+
+When a research turn is substantive, prefer moving durable knowledge forward along this path:
+
+```
+Papers -> Experiments -> Results -> Writing
+```
+
+Interpretation:
+- a paper note should often end with a testable takeaway, not only a summary,
+- an experiment note should clarify what evidence would justify a result note,
+- a result note should usually clarify what writing object should absorb the claim next.
+
+This progression does not mean every turn must touch all four folders. It means the next durable handoff should be made explicit whenever it is already clear.
+
+## Create
+
+When new knowledge appears, answer two questions first:
+
+1. Which type is it?
+   - `knowledge`
+   - `paper`
+   - `experiment`
+   - `result`
+   - `writing`
+   - `daily`
+2. Is it a **durable note** or **raw material**?
+
+Default policy: **summarize first, then route**.
+
+Promote directly only when the content is already:
+- self-contained,
+- stable,
+- clearly bounded,
+- likely to be referenced later.
+
+Otherwise:
+- merge it into the existing canonical note for the same object, or
+- stage it in `Daily/` if it is not stable enough yet.
+
+Never:
+- map new files one-to-one into new durable notes by path alone,
+- create a new canonical note for the same experiment/result/paper without a real distinction,
+- turn every discovered Markdown file into a formal vault object.
+
+## Read
+
+Use the smallest sufficient read set first.
+
+### Query presets
+
+- broad project question -> `00-Hub.md` + `Knowledge/Project-Overview.md` + `Knowledge/Research-Questions.md`
+- next step / active work -> `01-Plan.md` + today's `Daily/` + project memory
+- specific experiment -> matching note in `Experiments/`
+- specific result -> matching note in `Results/`
+- literature question -> matching note in `Papers/`
+
+### Query order
+
+1. canonical note
+2. neighboring durable notes
+3. daily or scratch context
+4. repo source docs or outputs
+5. agent synthesis
+
+Do not start by scanning the entire vault or repo when a canonical note already exists.
+
+## Update
+
+When new material overlaps an existing durable object:
+- update the canonical note,
+- do not create a sibling note by default.
+
+Update style by folder:
+- `Knowledge/` -> rewrite stable conclusions; avoid timestamp noise
+- `Experiments/` -> preserve experiment identity; add updates, findings, next steps
+- `Results/` -> update headline, evidence, interpretation
+- `Writing/` -> continue draft evolution or split by output object when necessary
+- `Daily/` -> append freely; later promote durable parts
+
+Merge and split rules:
+- merge several small notes when they are clearly about one durable object,
+- split a note when it has grown into multiple durable objects with different lifecycles.
+
+## Delete
+
+Interpret deletion intent carefully:
+- “remove / delete / stop using / no longer needed” -> archive
+- “keep history but stop using” -> archive
+- “permanently delete / purge” -> purge
+
+### Archive
+
+Default action:
+- move the target note into `Archive/`,
+- repair direct links in `00-Hub.md`, `01-Plan.md`, and explicit index notes,
+- avoid leaving the main working surface with broken links.
+
+### Purge
+
+Only on explicit permanent-delete intent:
+- delete the target note,
+- clean direct links in `00-Hub.md`, `01-Plan.md`, and explicit index notes,
+- ensure the deleted note was not the only canonical carrier of still-needed knowledge.
+
+### Rename or move
+
+Treat rename or move as:
+- update of the same durable object, plus
+- link repair
+
+Do not treat rename as delete-plus-create unless the object meaning actually changed.
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