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cog-braindump-capture

Capture raw thoughts with automatic domain classification and vault routing

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- Classify content into personal, professional, and project-specific domains
- Extract embedded URLs for separate processing
- Route classified content to appropriate vault directories
- Tag entries with metadata: date, domain, confidence, topics
- Maintain strict domain separation (02-personal vs 03-professional)
- Quality-gated capture with iterative refinement

## Tool Use Instructions

1. Use `file-read` to load user profile from 00-inbox for classification context
2. Classify content by domain using natural language analysis
3. Use `file-write` to create classified entries in appropriate vault directories
4. Use `file-search` to find related existing entries for cross-referencing
5. Use `file-write` to add cross-references to new and existing entries