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Work with the Brain institutional-memory template, including importing captures, searching synced Slack and Zoom content, validating quote evidence, and writing knowledge.

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# Brain Template

Use Brain actions rather than raw SQL.

1. Call `get-brain-settings` before answering, searching broadly, or distilling when current settings are not already in context. Apply the returned guidance for assistant name, company name, tone, source policy, citation requirements, publish tier, redaction, and distillation instructions.
2. Import raw material with `import-capture` (generic), `import-transcript`
   (meeting-shaped: participants, `sourceUrl`, tags), or
   `import-markdown-files` for a bounded Markdown folder/batch. These default
   `enqueueDistillation: true`, immediately create or reuse queue items, and
   auto-create a private `manual` source when `sourceId` is omitted — don't
   call `create-source` first just to import one ad hoc item.
3. Call `enqueue-distillation` when an existing capture needs an explicit
   queue/retry handoff. Re-running it for a capture that's already
   queued/processing refreshes the handoff instructions instead of creating a