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knowledge_index_skill - Claude MCP Skill
Skill for using the KnowledgeIndex registry to discover which directories contain `.knowledge.yaml` files without walking the filesystem. KnowledgeIndex is a lightweight SQLite cache. It maps directory paths to file metadata (mtime, memory_count, link_count). The database path is caller-provided — npcpy does not hardcode a default. Key operations: - Upsert a directory after writing to its YAML: `upsert_directory(db_path, directory, memory_count, link_count)` - List known directories: `get_known_directories(db_path, min_mtime=None)` - Full rescan of a tree: `scan_root(db_path, root, max_depth=5)` - Remove a stale directory: `remove_directory(db_path, directory)` Typical flow: 1. Call `scan_root(db_path, root="/home/user/projects", max_depth=5)` to populate the index with every `.knowledge.yaml` found. 2. Query `get_known_directories(db_path)` to get a list of directories with memory/link counts. 3. For each directory of interest, instantiate `KnowledgeStore(directory)` and call `load()` or `build_context()`. The index is a cache, not the source of truth. If a `.knowledge.yaml` is deleted or modified outside the app, re-run `scan_root` to refresh.
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SKILL.md# knowledge_index_skill
Skill for using the KnowledgeIndex registry to discover which directories contain `.knowledge.yaml` files without walking the filesystem.
KnowledgeIndex is a lightweight SQLite cache. It maps directory paths to file metadata (mtime, memory_count, link_count). The database path is caller-provided — npcpy does not hardcode a default.
Key operations: - Upsert a directory after writing to its YAML:
`upsert_directory(db_path, directory, memory_count, link_count)`
- List known directories: `get_known_directories(db_path, min_mtime=None)` - Full rescan of a tree: `scan_root(db_path, root, max_depth=5)` - Remove a stale directory: `remove_directory(db_path, directory)`
Typical flow: 1. Call `scan_root(db_path, root="/home/user/projects", max_depth=5)`
to populate the index with every `.knowledge.yaml` found.
2. Query `get_known_directories(db_path)` to get a list of directories
with memory/link counts.
3. For each directory of interest, instantiate `KnowledgeStore(directory)`
and call `load()` or `build_context()`.
The index is a cache, not the source of truth. If a `.knowledge.yaml` is deleted or modified outside the app, re-run `scan_root` to refresh.
## Inputs
- `name` (default: `'action'`)
- `description` (default: `'scan | list | upsert | remove'`)
- `name` (default: `'db_path'`)
- `description` (default: `'Path to the knowledge index SQLite file'`)
- `name` (default: `'root_or_directory'`)
- `description` (default: `'Root to scan or specific directory to upsert/remove'`)
## Steps
- `instruct` → [`instruct.py`](./instruct.py)
## Usage
```
/run_jinx jinx_ref=knowledge_index_skill input_values={"name": "root_or_directory", "description": "Root to scan or specific directory to upsert/remove"}
```Signals
Information
- Repository
- NPC-Worldwide/npcpy
- Author
- NPC-Worldwide
- Last Sync
- 11/3/2026
- Repo Updated
- 11/2/2026
- Created
- 6/21/2026
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