@synap-core/workspace-templates 0.7.2 → 0.7.4

package/src/personal.yaml

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-# Personal Knowledge workspace template
-# The "normal" default workspace — capture notes, bookmarks, articles; AI organizes.
-# Uses base pod-scoped profiles (note, bookmark, article, project) — no custom app.
-
-meta:
-  slug: personal
-  name: Personal Knowledge
-  description: Capture notes, bookmarks, and articles — your AI-organized second brain.
-  icon: brain
-  color: "#0891B2"
-  tags: [personal, knowledge, notes, second-brain]
-  isPublic: true
-
-workspace:
-  name: Personal
-  description: Your personal knowledge base — capture anything, let AI organize it.
-  proposalId: personal-v1
-  subtype: personal
-  visibility: pod_visible
-  capabilities:
-    - knowledge.capture
-    - knowledge.organize
-
-# Base pod-scoped profiles. Declared so the workspace's views resolve; the
-# profiles themselves already exist pod-wide (no new schema created).
-profiles:
-  - slug: note
-    displayName: Note
-    icon: file-text
-    color: amber
-    description: A quick note or idea.
-    properties:
-      - slug: tags
-        label: Tags
-        valueType: array
-        inputType: text
-  - slug: bookmark
-    displayName: Bookmark
-    icon: bookmark
-    color: blue
-    description: A saved URL or web reference.
-    properties:
-      - slug: url
-        label: URL
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: url
-  - slug: article
-    displayName: Article
-    icon: book-open
-    color: violet
-    description: A long-form article or reading-list item.
-    properties:
-      - slug: readStatus
-        label: Status
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: select
-        enumValues: [to-read, reading, read, archived]
-      - slug: url
-        label: Source URL
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: url
-  - slug: project
-    displayName: Project
-    icon: folder
-    color: green
-    description: A project grouping related notes and references.
-    properties:
-      - slug: status
-        label: Status
-        valueType: string
-        inputType: select
-        enumValues: [active, paused, done, archived]
-
-views:
-  - name: Feed
-    type: masonry
-    scopeProfileSlugs: [note, bookmark, article, project]
-    description: Everything you captured, newest first.
-  - name: Reading List
-    type: table
-    scopeProfileSlug: article
-    description: Articles to read, in progress, and read.
-  - name: Bookmarks
-    type: grid
-    scopeProfileSlug: bookmark
-    description: Saved web references.
-
-onboarding:
-  goal: Capture the shape of the user's world — what they're working on, what they're reading and saving, and how they think — so the workspace starts grounded in who they actually are.
-  framing: >
-    THE KNOWLEDGE COACH: Act as a gentle, thoughtful personal-knowledge coach.
-    You're here to understand their world, not audit it — curious, warm, never
-    pushy. Meet them where they are: a couple of honest notes beat a perfect
-    system. Reflect back what you hear so it feels captured, not interrogated.
-  expertise:
-    starters:
-      - >
-        Start from ONE real recurring need, not a structure. Ask "what do you keep losing
-        track of?" — the tab you meant to read, the idea you forgot, the link you can't
-        find again — and seed that single thing. A personal space earns trust by solving
-        one nagging friction, then grows; it dies if it opens as an empty filing cabinet.
-      - >
-        Propose the 2-3 things they ACTUALLY want to track, then stop. Most people need
-        exactly: a place for stray notes, a reading list, and a bookmark pile. Name those,
-        seed one item in each, and resist adding projects/tags/statuses they didn't ask
-        for. The default here is deliberately lean — under-structure on purpose.
-      - >
-        Mirror their own capture habit instead of imposing one. Ask what a jotted thought
-        usually looks like for them — a link, a one-liner, a voice-note-to-self — and map
-        the workspace to that shape. If they dump links, lead with bookmarks; if they
-        write, lead with notes. Match reality; don't teach them a new ritual.
-    blindSpots:
-      - >
-        The productivity-system graveyard: elaborate setups — nested tags, six statuses,
-        color-coded areas — built with enthusiasm on day one and abandoned by day seven.
-        The failure mode is over-structuring, not under-structuring. Every field you add
-        is a field they must maintain; keep it embarrassingly simple and let it grow later.
-      - >
-        People try to design the "perfect system" before they have any content, and stall.
-        Structure should emerge FROM real notes, not precede them. If they're deliberating
-        over categories with an empty workspace, cut it short — capture three real things
-        first, and let the shape reveal itself.
-      - >
-        A reading list nobody triages just becomes guilt. People pile "to-read" articles
-        and never mark anything read or dropped, so the list rots into a backlog they
-        avoid. Give it a lightweight status (to-read / reading / read / archived) and
-        normalize archiving unread — a shrinking list is a healthy one.
-    bar: >
-      A GREAT result is TWO OR THREE things they genuinely care about, each with a real
-      item already in it — not an empty scaffold. It should feel like a lean personal
-      shelf they'll actually open tomorrow, with nothing to maintain that they didn't ask
-      for. If it looks like a "productivity system", it's already too much.
-  collect:
-    - profileSlug: project
-      what: The handful of things they're actively working on or care about right now.
-      cardinality: few
-      keyFields: [name, status]
-    - profileSlug: note
-      what: A few ideas, thoughts, or things on their mind — however rough.
-      cardinality: several
-      keyFields: [name, tags]
-    - profileSlug: article
-      what: What they're reading or mean to read — their reading list.
-      cardinality: several
-      keyFields: [name, readStatus]
-    - profileSlug: bookmark
-      what: Web references and links worth keeping.
-      cardinality: several
-      keyFields: [name, url]
-  openingQuestions:
-    - "What are you working on or thinking about most these days?"
-    - "What have you been reading, saving, or meaning to get to?"
-    - "When you jot something down, what does it usually look like — a link, a note, a task?"
-  doneWhen: at least one project or note captured, plus one thing they're reading or saving.
-
-# No dedicated app — lands on the dashboard/feed (the universal data surface).
-app:
-  kind: stored
-  cellKey: entity-detail
-
-layout:
-  pinnedApps: [dashboard, data, chat]
-  defaultView: Feed
-  defaultApp: null
-  sidebarItems:
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Feed
-      label: Feed
-      icon: layout-dashboard
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Reading List
-      label: Reading List
-      icon: book-open
-    - kind: view
-      viewName: Bookmarks
-      label: Bookmarks
-      icon: bookmark