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# Academic Writing Knowledge Base
This knowledge base contains reusable academic writing knowledge mined from papers.
## Canonical maintained memory
The canonical paper-miner memory is:
- `paper-miner-writing-memory.md`
This is the **only maintained paper-miner writing memory**.
It stores:
- writing patterns mined,
- structure signals,
- reusable phrasing,
- venue-specific signals,
- how those signals help future writing,
- and a source index.
## Maintenance rule
`paper-miner` always writes mined writing knowledge into `paper-miner-writing-memory.md`.
This memory is:
- **global**,
- **cross-project**,
- **not project-specific**.
If `paper-miner` is invoked inside a project, it may use project context to understand relevance, but it still writes only to the global memory.
## Legacy files
Older files such as:
- `structure.md`
- `writing-techniques.md`
- `submission-guides.md`
- `review-response.md`
may still exist as historical material, but new paper-miner updates should treat `paper-miner-writing-memory.md` as the canonical maintained memory.
## Usage
Use this knowledge base when:
- drafting papers,
- improving section structure,
- borrowing reusable phrasing patterns,
- preparing rebuttals,
- studying venue-facing writing signals.
## Contributing
When `paper-miner` analyzes a new paper:
1. extract actionable writing knowledge,
2. merge it into `paper-miner-writing-memory.md`,
3. preserve source attribution,
4. avoid duplicate patterns,
5. keep the memory compact and reusable.
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