IMPLEMENTATION
Retrieve, then inspect.
Build context from the smallest relevant source set. Preserve provenance, mark uncertainty, and treat an index as disposable acceleration rather than authority.
Scope the question
Define [TOPIC], time range, audience, and exclusions.
Select canonical notes
Prefer durable Markdown sources and retain source labels.
Retrieve narrowly
Use rebuildable retrieval to find candidates, not to invent facts.
Validate context
Check freshness, relevance, conflicts, and privacy before use.
Copyable public prompt
Assemble context for [QUESTION] from [CANONICAL_SOURCE]. Return source labels, confidence, conflicts, and what is missing. Treat [RETRIEVAL_INDEX] as rebuildable discovery only. Use placeholders; never include private paths, endpoints, credentials, or personal records.
Privacy warning
Public context examples must use synthetic placeholders. Remove private paths, IPs, endpoints, credentials, people records, and raw inventories before sharing.
Verification gate
- Canonical source is identified abstractly.
- Retrieval is not treated as truth.
- Sources and uncertainty are visible.
- Privacy review passes.