jd-filelisted

# Two-Tier JD Filing File items into the Johnny Decimal tree using the two-tier system. ## The tiers ``` 01.xx (Capture) → xx.01 (Category unsorted) → xx.yy (Final ID) ``` **Tier 1 — Capture to category:** Quick domain sort. "This is a health thing" → `jd mv file 13.01`. Only requires knowing the broad domain. **Tier 2 — Category to ID:** Precise filing. "This is lab results" → `jd mv file 13.05`. Requires domain knowledge of what IDs exist. You don't have to do both tiers at once. Tier 1 is a fast sweep; Tier 2 happens when context is available. ## Rules - **Always use `jd` CLI** — `jd mv`, `jd which`, `jd new id`, `jd search`. Never hardcode paths. - **Use `mv` semantics** — files move, not copy. `jd mv` handles this. - **When unsure of the ID, file to `xx.01`** — category unsorted is better than wrong ID. - **When unsure of the category, file to `01.01`** — capture unsorted is better than wrong category. - **Check before creating new IDs** — use `jd search` and `jd jdex list <category>` to see if a matching ID already exists. - **Ask before `jd new id`** — don't create new IDs without user approval. ## Workflow 1. **Identify what you're filing** — read the file/directory to understand its contents 2. **Find the right destination** — `jd search <keyword>` or `jd jdex list <category>` to find existing IDs 3. **If no ID exists** — propose a new one with `jd new id <category> "Name"`, but ask first 4. **Move it** — `jd mv <source> <destination>` 5. **Verify** — `