alive-mine
FeaturedDeep context extraction from source material -- transcripts, documents, sessions. The archaeologist
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Quality Score: 89/100
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- Author
- alivecontext
- Repository
- alivecontext/alive
- Created
- 7 months ago
- Last Updated
- 2 weeks ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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alivemine-for-context
Deep context extraction from source material. Creates reference bundles, builds extraction plans, tracks what's been extracted, and discovers new targets — people, subjects, patterns, connections. The archaeologist that turns raw sources into structured knowledge. Can be invoked by alive:session-history for targeted session mining.
source-mine
Mine one external source — GitHub, Google Drive/Gmail, ChatGPT or Perplexity history, or the local filesystem — into attributed vault notes on a fixed schema. Use when Shane says "mine my GitHub", "pull context out of my ChatGPT history", "what's in ~/Code that isn't in the vault", "extract X into the knowledge graph", or when bootstrapping vault context for a new project. Do NOT use for a single document or article (use /ingest), for reading the vault itself (use /vault-retrieve), or for web research on a topic (use /research-sweep).
extract-insights
Extract deep insights and nuances from articles, research papers, transcripts, or any long-form content. NOT summarization — decomposes content into core thesis, argument chain, key claims with evidence, rhetorical emphasis signals, and non-obvious implications. Strips filler. Surfaces what the author is driving home and the building blocks they use to get there. Triggers on "extract insights from", "what are the key insights in", "distill this", "what's this really saying", "extract the signal", or when user provides content and wants more than a summary.