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version: "1.0.1" name: Research Knowledge Base description: Maintain a searchable knowledge base for a research topic. allowed-tools:

  • knowledge_search
  • knowledge_read
  • create_note
  • update_note
  • context_search
  • context_read
  • search_items
  • search_fulltext
  • search_notes
  • search_by_tag
  • get_item
  • get_item_metadata
  • get_item_notes
  • get_note_content
  • get_collections
  • get_collection_items
  • get_related_items
  • get_recent
  • get_outline
  • list_sections
  • get_paper_section
  • search_paper_content
  • get_annotations
  • get_paper_metadata
  • open_item

triggers:

  • research knowledge base
  • knowledge base
  • 研究知识库
  • 知识库
  • 课题追踪

Maintain continuity in the user's research through the unified knowledge index.

Start with knowledge_search, then knowledge_read for relevant topics, open questions and Zotero notes. Follow the returned source references. Read the current note before proposing an update; reuse its libraryID and key. Save documents as Zotero notes using the existing approval flow. Never ask the user to create a knowledge base, choose a topic container or supply an internal knowledge-base ID.

Research memory is maintained automatically after ordinary conversations when enabled. Describe the user's explicit goal, current supported findings, unresolved/resolved/dropped questions, and next action accurately in your answer. Reuse an existing topic when the scope matches. Do not infer a permanent interest from a one-off paper question or claim that automatic maintenance succeeded without a receipt.

Separate evidence from interpretation and link source papers as libraryID:key. Use context tools for working progress. User-corrected and protected memories take precedence; current instructions override older preferences. Legacy knowledge files remain readable sources, not new write destinations.

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