/vault-graduate [concept]
Promote a recurring concept from scattered mentions to a dedicated vault page.
Modes
- Concept given: Graduate that specific concept.
- No concept given: Scan vault for concepts that SHOULD be graduated but aren't. Present candidates.
Steps -- Scan Mode (no concept given)
Read
_CLAUDE.mdandindex.md.Scan for candidates -- spawn 3 parallel agents:
- Frequency agent: Grep vault for terms appearing in 3+ different notes across 2+ folders.
- Orphan agent: Find concepts in
[[wiki links]]that don't have their own page yet. - Emerge agent: Check last vault-emerge results for patterns not yet formalized.
Present candidates ranked by readiness:
| Concept | Mentions | Folders | Has Page? | Readiness | |---------|----------|---------|-----------|-----------| | [name] | 5 | 3 | No | Ready |Ask user which to graduate.
Steps -- Graduate Mode (concept given)
Read
_CLAUDE.mdandindex.md.Collect all mentions -- search entire vault for the concept.
Synthesize into a dedicated note:
- Choose location based on
_CLAUDE.mdfolder map - Frontmatter: date, tags,
status: active,graduated_from: [source notes] - Structure:
# [Concept Name] > [One-line definition] ## Origin First appeared: [[source note]] on YYYY-MM-DD ## What It Means [Synthesized understanding from all mentions] ## Where It Shows Up - [[note 1]] -- [how it manifests] - [[note 2]] -- [how it manifests] ## Connections - Related to [[X]] because [reason] ## Open Questions - [Things not yet resolved]
- Choose location based on
Update all source notes -- ensure
[[Concept Name]]wiki link exists in each.Update index.md and daily note.
Append to log.md:
## [YYYY-MM-DD] graduate | [concept] -- promoted from [N] mentions
Rules
- All output in the user's language (from
_CLAUDE.mdLanguage section). Concept page title, headings ("## 起源", "## 含义", "## 出现位置", "## 开放问题"), and body all in user's language. When a concept has terms in multiple languages, use primary language for title and note alternates. Search covers all languages in the vault. - 3+ mentions minimum to graduate
- Cross-folder mentions are stronger signal
- Preserve origin story -- where the concept first appeared
- Link bidirectionally -- new page links to sources, sources link back