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Thought Wiki Corpus Fetcher

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Queries the user's Mind, Self, and Knowledge corpus with hybrid retrieval (BM25 + embedding + RRF) and returns a cited, row-based result dataset.

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Thought Wiki Corpus Fetcher

An agent-facing retrieval wrapper that queries a user's personal Thought Wiki (TW) corpus. It accesses three namespaces: Mind (the idea graph), Self (personality / decision journal), and Knowledge (the corpus that has been read and researched). It works through a single standard interface, via the tw CLI or the localhost HTTP API.

Note: The example output above is entirely fictional/representative; it does not contain any real person's notes. When you use the skill with your own corpus, the output will contain personal data — do not share real outputs publicly.

On the search side it applies hybrid retrieval — BM25 (sparse) + MiniLM embedding (dense) scores are combined with Reciprocal Rank Fusion, and each result returns with its source node id (cited). Nine modes: status, ask, search, persona, context, index, node, plan, schema.

Output: A row-based dataset consisting, for each result, of node_id, namespace, title, snippet, BM25 / vector / RRF scores, rank, and tags. If TW is down or the token is invalid, the skill does not produce a fabricated answer — it returns ok:false (hallucination prevention). It runs read-only; it makes no writes to the corpus.

How do I use this skill?

You don't "run" a skill — after installing it you just tell the agent your task (e.g. ask for the relevant job), and the skill kicks in by itself when its description matches.

Upload the thought-wiki-fetcher.zip you downloaded as-is — no packaging needed, the format is already correct (folder at root).

  1. Open Settings → Customize → Skills
  2. Upload → select the thought-wiki-fetcher.zip you downloaded
  3. Claude reads SKILL.md; the name + description appear. Ready ✅

Scripts run in Anthropic's code-execution environment (sandbox) — not on your machine.