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+ # AGENTS.md
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+ > This is the project guide for AI assistants. When helping users operate this project, please follow these rules.
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+
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+ ## Installing 2ndBrain CLI
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+ ```bash
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+ # Use npx to run directly (recommended)
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+ npx @our2ndbrain/cli@latest <command>
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+
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+ # Or install globally
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+ npm install -g @our2ndbrain/cli
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+ 2ndbrain <command>
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Project Overview
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+
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+ **2ndBrain** is a personal knowledge management system based on PARA + C-O-R-D + Append-and-Review, using Obsidian as the frontend tool.
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+
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+ ## Directory Structure Conventions
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+ ```
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+ 2ndBrain/
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+ ├── 00_Dashboard/ # Dashboards: task aggregation entry point
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+ ├── 10_Inbox/ # Inbox: journals land here
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+ │ └── {MemberName}/ # One subdirectory per member
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+ ├── 20_Areas/ # Areas: long-term focus areas
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+ ├── 30_Projects/ # Projects: things with clear goals
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+ ├── 40_Resources/ # Resources: reference materials
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+ ├── 90_Archives/ # Archives: completed or inactive items
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+ └── 99_System/ # System: templates, scripts and config
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+ ├── Scripts/ # Automation scripts
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+ └── Templates/ # Note templates
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Core Rules
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+ ### 1. Task Format
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+ All tasks use Markdown checkbox format:
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+ ```markdown
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+ - [ ] Task description #tag 📅 2026-01-15
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### 2. Tag Conventions
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+ | Tag | Purpose |
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+ |-----|---------|
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+ | `#next` | Next task to do |
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+ | `#waiting` | Waiting on others |
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+ | `#someday` | Later task |
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+ | `#read` / `#watch` / `#listen` | Read/watch/listen lists |
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+ | `📅 YYYY-MM-DD` | Due date |
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+ ### 3. Journal Heading Structure
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+ Use the following headings in journals to categorize content. Dashboards will auto-recognize them:
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+ - `## 💼 Works` - Work tasks
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+ - `## 💡 Thoughts` - Ideas and inspirations
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+ - `## 📚 Readings` - Reading list
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+ ### 4. File Placement Rules
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+ - **All new content** → First put in journals under `10_Inbox/{member}/`
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+ - **Clear goals** → `30_Projects/`
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+ - **Long-term maintenance** → `20_Areas/`
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+ - **Reference materials** → `40_Resources/`
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+ - **No longer active** → `90_Archives/`
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+ ## Common Operations
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+ ### Creating a New Member
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+ Use CLI command:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx @our2ndbrain/cli@latest member {MemberName}
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+ ```
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+ This creates:
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+ - `10_Inbox/{MemberName}/01_Tasks.md` - Personal task dashboard
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+ - `10_Inbox/{MemberName}/09_Done.md` - Personal completion record
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+ - `.obsidian/daily-notes.json` - Configures journal to save to that member directory
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+ > 💡 Use `--no-config` option for team collaboration to avoid overwriting other members' config.
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+ ## AI Assistant Notes
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+ 1. **Don't modify Dataview queries in dashboard files**
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+ - Global dashboards: `00_Dashboard/01_All_Tasks.md` and `09_All_Done.md`
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+ - Personal dashboards: `10_Inbox/{member}/01_Tasks.md` and `09_Done.md`
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+ - These are auto-generated dashboards. Only modify tasks in journals, dashboards will auto-update.
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+ 2. **Use template when creating journals**
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+ - Template located at `99_System/Templates/tpl_daily_note.md`
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+ - Journal naming format: `YYYY-MM-DD.md`
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+ 3. **After task completion**
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+ - Change `- [ ]` to `- [x]`
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+ - Tasks plugin will auto-add completion date `✅ YYYY-MM-DD`
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+ 4. **Follow user's language preference**
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+ - Adapt responses to user's language settings
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+ - Match the language used in the conversation
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+ ## Agent Collaboration Design
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+ AI assistants and humans **coexist collaboratively** in 2ndBrain. Agents can directly operate all directories (`20_Areas/`, `30_Projects/`, `40_Resources/`, etc.), only need a shared workspace to record work logs.
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+ ### Shared Workspace
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+ All Agents share the `10_Inbox/Agents/` directory (note: plural), using a single-file Journal mode:
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+ ```
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+ 10_Inbox/Agents/
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+ └── Journal.md # All Agents' work logs (append-and-review)
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+ ```
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+ ### Journal Format
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+ Uses **append-and-review** mode:
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+ - **Append**: New content appended to file end, separated by delimiters per entry
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+ - **Review**: Periodically review TODOs, check off when complete; valuable content can be output to other directories
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Agent Journal
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+ ---
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+ 2026-01-14 15:30 | Cursor
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+ Executed xxx task...
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+ - [ ] Discovered issue #next
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+ ---
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+ 2026-01-14 16:45 | Claude Desktop
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+ Optimized yyy...
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+ ## 💡 Improvement Suggestions
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+ - Suggest zzz
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+ ```
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+ ### Why This Design?
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+ | Feature | Reason |
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+ | **Shared directory** | Agents aren't "people", don't need isolated personal spaces |
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+ | **Single file** | Read once for full context, highest efficiency |
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+ | **Append-and-Review** | Simple writing + periodic organization, follows C-O-R-D workflow |
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+ | **Timestamp + Agent name** | Know who did what when |
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+ ### Review Workflow
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+ Journal content can be output to other directories during review:
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+ | Content Type | Output Target |
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+ |-------------|---------------|
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+ | Completed TODOs | Check off `[x]` stay in place |
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+ | Discovered issues/solutions | → `30_Projects/` related projects |
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+ | Reusable experience | → `40_Resources/` or `20_Areas/` |
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+ | Error post-mortem | Keep in Journal as history |
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+ ### When to Write Journal
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+ - After executing complex tasks (migration, refactoring, batch modifications)
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+ - When discovering issues that need fixing
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+ - When having improvement suggestions
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+ - When encountering failures or anomalies
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+ ### Work Principles
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+ 1. **Prefer improving tools over bypassing them** - Manual operations are non-reproducible and error-prone. When encountering scenarios not supported by tools, improve the tool first then execute.
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+ 2. **Pay attention to naming consistency** - Tool design should consider naming differences to avoid sync failures due to inconsistent naming.
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+ ### Tasks in Journal
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+ Agents can write todo tasks in Journal, Dashboard dashboards will auto-recognize:
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+ ```markdown
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+ - [ ] Discovered xxx needs fixing #next
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+ - [ ] Suggest adding yyy feature #someday 📅 2026-01-30
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+ ```
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+ > 💡 **Note**: Tasks with `#someday` tag will appear in "Future Plans" section, regardless of whether they have a due date. This is the dedicated area for "later" tasks.
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+ ## Reference Links
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+ - [README.md](README.md) - Complete project documentation
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+ - [Template repository](https://github.com/Our2ndBrain/2ndBrain-Template) - Open source template
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+ # Changelog
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+ All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
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+ The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/),
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+ and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
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+ ## [1.1.3] - 2026-01-18
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+ ### Added
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+ - reorder Next Actions before Future Plans in dashboard
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+ ## [1.1.2] - 2026-01-18
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - improve member dashboard update reliability and fix query syntax
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+ ## [1.1.1] - 2026-01-18
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - Fixed Tasks query syntax error in dashboard (changed `has due date due after today` to `due after today`)
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+ - Added .gitignore rules for temporary scripts in root directory
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+ ### Changed
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+ - Synchronized README_en.md with README.md (added integration mode, Obsidian installation guide)
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+ - Added missing `-y, --yes` option to both README files
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+ ## [1.1.0] - 2026-01-18
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+ ### Added
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+ - add --reset-obsidian option to init command
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+ ## [1.0.0] - 2026-01-18
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+ ### Major Release - 2ndBrain CLI
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+ A personal knowledge management system CLI tool combining PARA, C-O-R-D, and Append-and-Review methodologies.
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+ ### Added
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+ - **Changelog automation**: Automatic changelog generation from git commits via version.js
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+ - **Interactive diff preview**: Colored unified diff output in update command
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+ - **Smart file comparison**: Binary/large file detection using diff package
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+ - **Interactive prompts**: User confirmation system for updates
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+ - **Smart Obsidian merging**: Plugin manifest support for .obsidian directory
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+ - **Shell completion**: bash, zsh, fish support via `completion` command
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+ - **Member management**: Team member initialization with auto-updated dashboards
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+ - **AI assistant integration**: CLAUDE.md for Claude Code guidance
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+ - **Pre-configured plugins**: Recommended Obsidian plugins bundled
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+ ### Changed
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+ - **Major refactor**: Enhanced update command with diff preview and review
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+ - **Framework files**: CHANGELOG.md and CLAUDE.md now sync with updates
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+ - **Documentation strategy**: README.md is Chinese-primary, English in README_en.md
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+ - **Plugin documentation**: Restructured as required/optional lists
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+ - **Package distribution**: Fixed npm packaging for all template files
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - Changelog generation idempotency (no duplicate versions)
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+ - Empty version entries in changelog generation
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+ - Package.json bin and repository URL formats
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+ - Task query syntax for #someday tag handling
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+ - Bash completion EPIPE error handling
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+ ### Removed
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+ - Bundled dataview plugin (now community plugin)
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+ - README_zh.md (consolidated into README.md)
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+ # CLAUDE.md
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+ This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
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+ ## Project Overview
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+ **2ndBrain** is a personal knowledge management system CLI tool published as `@our2ndbrain/cli`. It combines three methodologies:
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+ - **PARA**: Projects, Areas, Resources, Archives organizational structure
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+ - **C-O-R-D**: Collect → Organize → Review → Do workflow
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+ - **Append-and-Review**: Karpathy's note-taking approach (append first, organize during review)
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+ The CLI provides an Obsidian-based template with a Node.js CLI tool for setup and management. The tool is designed for both individual and team use, with Git integration for synchronization.
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+ ## CLI Commands
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+ ### Installation and Usage
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+ ```bash
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+ # Use npx directly (recommended)
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+ npx @our2ndbrain/cli@latest <command>
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+ # Or install globally
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+ npm install -g @our2ndbrain/cli
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+ 2ndbrain <command>
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+ ```
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+ ### Available Commands
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+ - `2ndbrain init [path]` - Initialize new project from template
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+ - `2ndbrain member <name> [path]` - Add new member directory
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+ - `2ndbrain update [path]` - Update framework files with diff preview
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+ - `2ndbrain remove [path]` - Remove framework files
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+ ### Command Options
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+ **init**: `-f, --force` (overwrite), `-t, --template <path>` (custom template)
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+ **member**: `-f, --force` (overwrite), `--no-config` (skip Obsidian config)
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+ **update**: `-d, --dry-run` (preview), `-t, --template <path>` (custom template)
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+ **remove**: `-d, --dry-run` (preview), `-f, --force` (skip confirmation)
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+ ### Publishing
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+ ```bash
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+ npm version <major|minor|patch> # Updates CHANGELOG.md via scripts/version.js
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+ # postversion hook runs: git push && git push --tags && npm publish
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+ ```
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+ ## Architecture
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+ ### Entry Points
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+ - `bin/2ndbrain.js` - CLI entry point (Commander.js)
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+ - `src/index.js` - Main module that exports commands
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+ ### Core Modules
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+ **src/lib/config.js** - Framework file definitions
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+ - `FRAMEWORK_FILES`: Files managed by init/update/remove (AGENTS.md, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, CLAUDE.md, dashboards, templates)
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+ - `FRAMEWORK_DIRS`: Directories created during init (00_Dashboard, 10_Inbox/Agents, 99_System)
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+ - `USER_DATA_DIRS`: Never touched by CLI (20_Areas, 30_Projects, 40_Resources, 90_Archives)
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+ - `COPY_DIRS`: Directories copied entirely (e.g., .obsidian with plugins)
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+ - `MARKER_FILE`: `AGENTS.md` - identifies a 2ndBrain project
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+ **src/lib/files.js** - File operations
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+ - `copyFiles()` - Basic file copying
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+ - `copyFilesSmart()` - Copy with comparison, dry-run support, change tracking
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+ - `removeFiles()` - File removal with tracking
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+ - `ensureDirs()` / `removeEmptyDirs()` - Directory management
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+ **src/lib/diff.js** - File comparison utilities
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+ - Uses `diff` npm package for line/word comparison
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+ - `compareFiles()` - Detects binary/large files, compares contents
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+ - `summarizeChanges()` - Returns added/removed line counts
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+ - `generateDiff()` / `formatDiffForTerminal()` - Unified diff with colors
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+ - Large file threshold: 100KB
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+ **src/lib/prompt.js** - Interactive prompts
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+ - `confirm()` - Yes/no prompts with defaults
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+ - `select()` - Multi-option selection
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+ - `confirmBatchUpdates()` - Bulk update confirmation
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+ - Special handling for binary/large files
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+ **src/commands/init.js** - Project initialization
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+ - Validates target directory (checks for existing 2ndBrain projects or non-empty dirs)
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+ - Creates framework and user data directories
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+ - Copies framework files and .obsidian config
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+ - Creates init-only files (e.g., 10_Inbox/Agents/Journal.md)
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+ **src/commands/member.js** - Member directory creation
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+ - Validates project is a 2ndBrain project
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+ - Creates `10_Inbox/{member}/` directory
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+ - Processes template files with `{{MEMBER_NAME}}` placeholder replacement
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+ - Updates `.obsidian/daily-notes.json` (unless `--no-config`)
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+ **src/commands/update.js** - Framework file updates
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+ - Compares template files with existing files
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+ - Shows diff with colored output for changes
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+ - Supports batch (all), review (individual), or skip modes
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+ - Also updates member dashboards using latest templates
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+ **src/commands/remove.js** - Framework file removal
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+ - Removes only framework files (never user data directories)
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+ - Cleans up empty directories
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+ ### Key Design Patterns
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+ **Smart File Management**: Files are compared before copying to avoid unnecessary writes. Binary and large files are detected and handled specially.
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+ **Template System**: Member files use `{{MEMBER_NAME}}` placeholder that gets replaced during `member` command execution.
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+ **Framework vs User Data Separation**:
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+ - Framework files: Managed by CLI, can be updated/removed
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+ - User data directories: Created during init, never modified by CLI
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+ - This allows users to keep their content while updating framework
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+ **Dry Run Mode**: Both `update` and `remove` support `--dry-run` to preview changes before applying.
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+ ## Directory Structure (PARA)
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+ ```
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+ ├── 00_Dashboard/ # Task aggregation dashboards (Dataview/Tasks queries)
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+ ├── 10_Inbox/ # Collection point (daily journals)
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+ │ ├── Agents/ # AI assistant shared workspace
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+ │ └── {MemberName}/ # Each member's personal directory
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+ ├── 20_Areas/ # Long-term focus areas
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+ ├── 30_Projects/ # Goal-oriented work
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+ ├── 40_Resources/ # Reference materials
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+ ├── 90_Archives/ # Completed/inactive content
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+ └── 99_System/ # Templates and scripts
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+ ```
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+ ## Task Format Convention
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+ Tasks use Markdown checkbox format with tags and dates:
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+ ```markdown
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+ - [ ] Task description #tag 📅 YYYY-MM-DD
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+ ```
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+ Tags: `#next` (do next), `#waiting` (waiting on others), `#someday` (later), `#read`/`#watch`/`#listen` (consume lists)
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+ ## Dependencies
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+ - `commander` - CLI framework
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+ - `chalk` - Terminal colors
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+ - `fs-extra` - Enhanced file system operations
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+ - `diff` - File comparison/diff generation
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+ ## Node.js Requirement
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+ Node.js >= 16.0.0 (specified in package.json `engines`)
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+ ## Important Notes
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+ - The CLI is published as an npm package, so template files are bundled via `package.json` `files` field
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+ - `.obsidian/` directory is included in the package to provide pre-configured plugins
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+ - `AGENTS.md` serves as both documentation and the marker file for identifying 2ndBrain projects
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+ - Member directories are excluded from automatic updates (must be re-run manually if needed)
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