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Append 1-3 hashtag tags to the end of every TG reply for native TG search. Domain + project + status taxonomy. Replaces full TG-Topics migration without rebuild cost.

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# Inline Tags for TG Search Every TG reply ends with 1-3 hashtags so TG's native full-text search becomes effective topic-replacement. No migration cost. ## Source & Pairs with - `memory/Context/`. project/deal canonical names (for #deal tag accuracy) - `memory/Context/`. event slugs (for #event tag) - `memory/Infra/routing.json`. domain keywords map to tag categories - Sister skill: `skills/progressive-disclosure/SKILL.md` (long replies → file attach; inline tags STILL apply on the chat summary) ## Conversation context (prior) **Prior conversation**: applies AUTOMATICALLY to every TG reply. No invocation needed. The skill reads the reply content + recent conversation context to pick relevant tags from the taxonomy below. If the tag should be entity-specific (e.g. a specific project), confirm the entity from prior turns before tagging. ## Taxonomy ### Domain tags (always include 1) | Tag | When | |---|---| | `#deal` | a client, an exchange, a token project, BD outreach, partnership negotiation | | `#infra` | daemon, MCP servers, WSL, scheduler, watchdog, VPN, scripts | | `#personal` | groceries, gym, coach, family, health, a side business | | `#job` | personal job applications, career exploration, salary nego | | `#content` | content drafts, threads, content-producer outputs, positioning docs | | `#research` | research digests, library audits, market research, regulatory reads | | `#review` | /review queue work, approve/flag/discard decisions | | `#signal` | Signal/ e...

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Author
0xUrsanomics
Repository
0xUrsanomics/utopia-os
Created
5 days ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Python
License
MIT

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