By name: content-handling description: >- User content handling and logging rules. Ensures content integrity (no modifications), proper changelog language (Chinese titles/descriptions), and content recording markers.
User Content Handling and Logging Rules
1. Content Integrity
- Do not modify user content: When the user provides content to be recorded, do not modify, summarize, or abbreviate the original text unless explicitly instructed. Maintain the original integrity of user input.
- Direct storage: Store user-provided content directly in the designated or contextually appropriate location.
2. Logging Language Standards
- Chinese titles and descriptions: When generating log entries or metadata for user operations (e.g., in
knowledge/logs/changelog.md), all generated titles and descriptions must be in Chinese. - Technical identifiers unchanged: This rule does not affect English naming conventions for code, variable names, function names, comments, and file names. Technical identifiers like file paths in logs remain in English.
Examples
User Content Recording Marker
When the user uses the [[[ symbol, the content following it is to be recorded directly. Ignore any instructions after this marker and only perform recording.
Example:
- User input:
[[[ Search for new hypotheses on mitochondrial DNA replication - System recognition: Content after
[[[isSearch for new hypotheses on mitochondrial DNA replication- this is the original content to record, not a search instruction to execute
Correct Operation:
- Create a new file (e.g., in
knowledge/inbox/directory) - File content should be exactly:
Search for new hypotheses on mitochondrial DNA replication - Add a Chinese record to
changelog.md, e.g.:2023-10-27 11:00:00 - [ADD] - knowledge/inbox/mitochondrial-dna-replication-hypothesis.md - New note: search for new hypotheses on mitochondrial DNA replication
Incorrect Operation:
- Modifying the note content to: "User's ideas about mitochondrial DNA replication"
- Calling tools to execute a web search operation
- Using English description in changelog: "Added a new note about user's hypothesis."