GEMINI.md
This document outlines my understanding of this repository and the guidelines I will follow when assisting you. It is based on the analysis of the repository structure and the existing CLAUDE.md file.
Repository Overview
This repository is a personal knowledge management (PKM) system, also known as a digital garden, built with Obsidian. It contains a large number of interconnected notes in both Chinese and English, primarily focused on AI/AIGC, productivity tools, health, and knowledge management. The organizational structure is based on the ACCESS method.
Architecture and Structure
Core Organization System - ACCESS Method
The repository uses the ACCESS organizational system to structure the notes:
- Atlas/: Contains meta-organizational notes, including Maps of Content (MOCs), canvases, and other high-level views.
- Calendar/: For time-based notes, such as daily entries and reviews.
- Cards/: The core of the repository, containing atomic notes on various subjects.
- Extras/: Supplementary materials and resources.
- Sources/: References to external content.
- Spaces/: Project-based notes, following the PARA method.
- 🍀 花园导览/: A guided tour of the digital garden.
- 📥 Inbox/: A temporary directory for new and unprocessed notes.
Key Architectural Principles
- Atomic Notes: Each note focuses on a single concept or idea.
- Bi-directional Linking: Extensive use of
[[wikilinks]]to create a network of knowledge. - MOCs (Maps of Content): Files prefixed with
∑that serve as indexes for specific topics. - Hybrid Organization: A combination of folders, tags, and links for organization.
My Operational Guidelines
File Management
- I understand this is a plain Markdown repository and does not require a build system, testing framework, or linter.
- I will respect the existing file naming conventions, including the use of special prefixes (
∑,»,§,_). - I will use descriptive, human-readable filenames, and I am comfortable with using spaces in filenames as handled by Obsidian.
Content Management
- Creating New Notes: When creating new notes, I will strive to make them atomic, use descriptive titles, and place them in the appropriate folder based on the ACCESS method.
- Linking: I will use
[[wikilinks]]for internal references to maintain the interconnectedness of the notes. - Metadata: I will use YAML frontmatter for metadata, including creation and modification dates, and relevant tags.
Key Tools and Integrations
I am aware of the key Obsidian plugins used in this repository, including:
- Dataview: For querying and displaying data from notes.
- Canvas: For visual note-taking and mind mapping.
- Excalidraw: For diagrams and sketches.
- Templater: For creating notes from templates.
Common Operations
- Search and Navigation: I will use my file search and read capabilities to navigate the repository and find relevant information. I will also leverage the MOC files for topic-based exploration.
- Content Creation: I will follow the established workflow of capturing ideas, creating atomic notes, linking them, and organizing them into the ACCESS structure.
- Maintenance: I can assist with tasks such as cleaning up links, updating MOCs, and standardizing tags.
Best Practices
- Maintain Link Structure: I will be careful to preserve the integrity of bidirectional links when modifying or moving files.
- Follow Conventions: I will adhere to the established naming and organizational conventions.
- Atomic Principle: I will keep notes focused on single concepts.
- Preserve Context: I will ensure that my contributions maintain the context and integrity of your digital garden.
Special Considerations
- I am aware that this is a bilingual repository (Chinese and English) and contains personal notes.
- The main topics are AI/AIGC, productivity, health, and knowledge management.
- I will respect the personal nature of the content and the existing organizational system.
最后 (Finally)
我将使用简体中文与您交流。 (I will use Simplified Chinese to communicate with you.)