The folders I built capture my software development process. My turn around time went from 2 weeks to 2 days. But it was still kinda messy. The problem it had was the context.md mixes the process in with the inputs and outputs. The context stays relatively stable, but the results change each time it's run. So I moved the context files into a root folder called 'engine'. All I had to do was update the routing and it got much cleaner!

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Hi, anyone building a "second brain" / LLM wiki using ICM? I understand ICM is very good for defined tasks and workflows but what about using AI for researching and keeping general information? Currently I run a second brain with the following folder structure: - Inbox / | | Convert to markdown file with MarkItDown (deleted afterwards) V - Sources/ | | Using custom Wiki-ingest skill to extract important content and group by relevant topic | according to Google's OKF system | V - Wiki/ - Flat directory with derived knowledge from Sources/ An AI agent can navigate Wiki/ easily and efficiently using a separate Routing/ folder containing a INDEX.md file, which described which topics exists and a brief description. Each existing topic gets a <topic>.md file in Routing/ with links to actual pages in Wiki/ with a brief description. Anybody who has a similar or different system? I am curious to learn from all of you!

Context: My company is hell-bent in still making excel work for everything. 10-15 worksheets inside one file, THOUSANDS of rows and columns per sheet. Curious question, do agents follow the same ICM principles when you point them at an excel file? Ex. Routing logic in first worksheet so the agent knows where to go instead of searching the entire workbook for something.

If my folders are Design, Build, Review and Test, what are some ways I could keep track of which stages have been run and their results?