Curate

Curate

Findings are raw observations; wiki entries are knowledge other roles can rely on. Curation is the graduation step.

When this skill fires

• Librarian doing a periodic curation pass (weekly or on demand)
• Boss asks "what should we promote?"
• A finding has been referenced N times by other roles — it's earned its place

The graduation criteria

A finding becomes a wiki entry when:

• It's been seen more than once (a pattern, not a one-off)
• It's actionable or load-bearing — future roles need it to act correctly
• Removing it would leave a future agent unable to do the right thing
• It's portable — not just "Jez said X on Tuesday" but a durable rule or fact

Findings that don't graduate go in the journal and decay naturally.

The shape

1. Scan recent findings/ across all buildings
2. Group related findings; surface candidates with a one-line summary each
3. For each promoted finding:
   • Pick the right collection (knowledge/, decisions/, business/, etc.)
   • Use the universal sextet frontmatter (slug, kind, created, last_updated, last_edited_by, last_change_summary)
   • Write the entry via wiki.create (or update via wiki.update if related entry exists)
   • Link back to the finding(s) that earned it
   • Leave a note in the finding marking it graduated