review-note
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Check the fidelity of one extracted note (structure, tables, images — not its content), write its abstract and mark it checked. Use on notes in knowledge/extracted/ with status extracted.
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Note: $ARGUMENTS (the text typed after the command).
Sample, don't read the whole note:
- Structure —
uv run python tools/ingest/query.py "SELECT heading, line_start, line_end FROM kb.sections WHERE path = '<path>' ORDER BY line_start". Headings plausible and in order? A single section spanning > 1,000 lines = lost hierarchy (note it). - Tables — read 2 table-bearing sections (by line range): columns aligned, nothing flattened into prose.
- Images — count
NOT YET DESCRIBED/NOT EXTRACTEDplaceholders. List the count; do not describe them now. - Frontmatter —
domain(not TODO; one of thedomainsinproject.yamlwhen listed);evidenceright for the type;abstractof 3–5 lines (what it is, what it is authoritative for, main sections with line ranges) when the note is above the abstract threshold (40 KB by default).
Then edit the frontmatter only (the body is immutable, hook-enforced): status: checked,
status_note: "checked <today>: <issues or ok>", domain, abstract. If the extraction is defective
(lost tables, missing pages), keep status: extracted and propose an OP instead.
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