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Use when source material must be transformed into a compact, evidence-aware model for learning, decisions, or an Obsidian concept note.

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# Cognitive Compile

<skill_contract>
  <input>Source-grounded material, original question, learning or decision goal, audience, and destination.</input>
  <output>An eight-part evidence-aware mental model separating facts, mechanisms, conflicts, hypotheses, decisions, and action.</output>
  <done>Each material claim retains provenance and uncertainty, and one bounded next action answers the original question.</done>
  <non_goals>Inventing missing claims, erasing contradictions or provenance, or treating interpretation as source fact.</non_goals>

Compile information into a decision-ready mental model. Compression must preserve provenance, uncertainty, contradiction, and the original question.

## Usage Template

Provide: source material, original question, intended decision or learning goal, and preferred destination. Optional: existing wiki concepts to compare.
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