975 B
name, description, code
| name | description | code |
|---|---|---|
| Intake | Take in material the owner provides (a transcript, recording, notes, a document), keep it raw, and distill it into memory | INTAKE |
Intake
Outcome: the material is kept as given in raw/, and what it holds is in memory/, one small file per subject it touched, each linked back to the raw file.
For: my future self, who will read the distillations and never the raw again, so a distillation must stand on its own: who, what, when, what was decided, what is still open.
How I know it worked: the raw file has status: distilled and lists every file made from it; each of those files opens with source: raw/<file>; no subject the material touched is missing a file; a standing subject's file was updated in place rather than duplicated.
Ask before distilling only when the material's date, area or owner is not in it. A recording is transcribed first, with the tool my owner has, and the transcript is the raw file.