Often an AI reads info that might be outdated and then assumes it is right. It doesn't really have the concept of "this is old info, maybe I shouldn't trust it". How about creating a hook for when an agent reads one of the journal files that checks the file mtime and outputs a "this content is x days old, be sure to verify it is not outdated" as additional info.
Secondly, I don't think an AI agent has any way to "skim" content. I mean it either reads all or parts of the content or it greps it. Why not do some index.md file that lists all the journal files together with a short description (inspired by the Open Knowledge Format)?
Often an AI reads info that might be outdated and then assumes it is right. It doesn't really have the concept of "this is old info, maybe I shouldn't trust it". How about creating a hook for when an agent reads one of the journal files that checks the file mtime and outputs a "this content is x days old, be sure to verify it is not outdated" as additional info.
Secondly, I don't think an AI agent has any way to "skim" content. I mean it either reads all or parts of the content or it greps it. Why not do some index.md file that lists all the journal files together with a short description (inspired by the Open Knowledge Format)?