faq-mine: Research & Knowledge for AI Agents | OpenAgentSkill

Overview

Mine docs/faq.md from README.md, docs/*.md, and the pi-hermes memory stores. Dispatches @fast subagents per source, dedupes against the existing FAQ, and merges entries in caveman style. Use when asked to "build / regenerate / extend the FAQ", "mine docs into FAQ", "mine hermes memory into FAQ", "surface runtime problems in the FAQ", or "create FAQ from README + docs".

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Orchestrate FAQ extraction from project knowledge docs AND pi-hermes memory stores into docs/faq.md.

Two source classes:

Docs — README.md + evergreen docs/*.md. How-to / what-is questions.
Hermes memory — accumulated runtime problems (tool-quirks, failures, insights, corrections) that never reach the docs. These carry the "why does X fail / how do I fix Y" answers a future agent keeps re-discovering.

Inputs:

Optional --docs <a.md>,<b.md> — explicit doc list. Default = README.md + every evergreen docs/*.md. --docs skip = memory-only run (disables doc mining; the ship-change harvest path).
Optional --memory <off|project|failures|all> — hermes stores to mine. Default failures = project store + global failures.md (relevance-filtered). off = docs only. all = also global MEMORY.md.
Optional --max <N> — entry cap per source (default ~10).

Non-interactive: passing BOTH --docs (incl. --docs skip) and --memory skips the Phase 1 prompt — the headless invocation faq-mine --docs skip --memory failures runs memory-only with no ask_user.

Phase 0 — Pre-flight

Read docs/faq.md if it exists. Extract every ## <Question> heading into a dedupe list.
- If file missing, create with header:
```
# FAQ

FAQ. How-to answers that already live in README.md + docs/. New entries here when same question recurs.
```
Enumerate candidate source docs (SKIP this whole step when --docs skip — memory-only run):
```
ls README.md docs/*.md 2>/dev/null
```
Exclude:
- docs/faq.md itself
- docs/faq.agent.md (condensed index derived FROM faq.md — refreshed in Phase 4, never mined)
- docs/AGENTS.md and any AGENTS.md (index, not narrative)
- docs/session-knowledge-*.md (point-in-time notes)
- docs/spec-gap-analysis.md and any *-resolved.md (transient analyses)
- Anything matching docs/.faq-draft-*.md (in-flight draft)
For each remaining doc, capture wc -l to surface size.
Enumerate hermes memory stores (unless --memory off):
```
PROJ=$(basename "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)")
ls -l "$HOME/.pi/agent/projects-memory/$PROJ/MEMORY.md" \
      "$HOME/.pi/agent/pi-hermes-memory/failures.md" \
      "$HOME/.pi/agent/pi-hermes-memory/MEMORY.md" 2>/dev/null
```
- Project store projects-memory/$PROJ/MEMORY.md — all entries repo-scoped, no filter. If $PROJ dir absent (e.g. worktree name differs), ls ~/.pi/agent/projects-memory/ and pick the matching dir; skip if none.
- Global pi-hermes-memory/failures.md — mixed across projects, needs a repo-relevance filter (subagent applies it).
- Global pi-hermes-memory/MEMORY.md — mixed, only when --memory all.
- Any store path that does not exist: skip silently (fresh machine).

Phase 1 — Confirm scope

Use ask_user (multiselect) to let the user pick which sources to mine — list the docs AND the resolved hermes stores as options. Pre-select the evergreen docs + the project store + failures.md. Skip the prompt only when the user already passed both --docs and --memory.

Phase 2 — Parallel extraction (@fast subagents)

Dispatch ONE general-purpose subagent with model: @fast, run_in_background: true per selected source (docs AND stores). All agents run in parallel — each writes to its OWN draft file to avoid write conflicts:

Docs → docs/.faq-draft-<basename>.md
Stores → docs/.faq-draft-mem-<label>.md (label = project | failures | memory)

Phase 2A — Doc mining

Subagent prompt template (substitute <DOC> with the source doc path):

Mine FAQ-worthy entries from <DOC> and write them to a NEW file docs/.faq-draft-<basename>.md. Do NOT touch any other file.

STEP 1 — read existing docs/faq.md. Extract every ## <Question> heading. DEDUPE: skip questions already covered (or trivially equivalent).

STEP 2 — read <DOC> fully. Identify recurring how-to / what-is questions a user or future agent would actually ask. Aim for 4–10 entries. Quality > quantity. Skip implementation trivia.

STEP 3 — write the draft using the EXACT format of existing faq.md entries:
## <Question>?

<one-line terse answer>

Command: `<cmd>` (when applicable; omit for what-is questions).

<optional bullets / sub-sections with concrete tokens>

Cross-refs:
- <DOC>:<line>
- <other source file:line>
CAVEMAN STYLE (verbatim, all docs/ prose obeys):

Short declarative fragments. Drop articles (a/an/the) and most copulas (is/are/was) when meaning survives.

Subject → verb → object, present tense. No hedging, no marketing voice, no "we", no "you".

One fact per line/row. No restating context the file already establishes.

Prefer concrete tokens (paths, function names, env vars, ports, exit codes) over prose.

Keep symbols/identifiers verbatim; only connective tissue compresses.

Verify every command + path against the source doc. No invented flags, no speculation. Confirm completion in your final reply with the entry count.

Phase 2B — Hermes memory mining

Runtime problems live in the hermes stores as §-separated terse entries, each stamped . Convert each FAQ-worthy problem into a symptom-first Q&A entry. One subagent per store.

Subagent prompt template (substitute <STORE> = absolute store path, <LABEL> = project|failures|memory, <FILTER> = the relevance rule below):

Mine FAQ-worthy runtime problems from the pi-hermes memory store <STORE> and write them to a NEW file docs/.faq-draft-mem-<LABEL>.md. Do NOT touch any other file.

STEP 1 — read existing docs/faq.md. Extract every ## <Question> heading. DEDUPE: skip any problem already covered (or trivially equivalent — e.g. RPC-keeper, ctx-stats, session-stuck entries already exist).

STEP 2 — read <STORE> fully. Entries are separated by lines containing only §. Each entry may be prefixed [failure]/[correction]/[insight]/[convention]/[tool-quirk] and ends with an HTML  comment. IGNORE the comment metadata.

STEP 3 — for each KEPT entry, write a symptom-first FAQ entry in the EXACT faq.md format:
## Why does <symptom>? (or: How do I fix <symptom>?)

<one-line root cause — terse>

Fix: `<cmd>` (or the concrete file/edit; omit when not a command).

<optional bullets: concrete tokens — paths, env vars, flags, exit codes>

Cross-refs:
- <STORE>
- <every file path / package named inside the entry>
Question = the OBSERVABLE symptom a user/agent would search (the error string, the wrong behaviour), NOT the internal cause. A reader who hits the problem must recognise their symptom in the heading.

Keep the wrong-way → right-way fix intact; that is the whole value of the entry.

Merge near-duplicate store entries (same problem, consolidated across dates) into ONE FAQ entry.

CAVEMAN STYLE (verbatim, all docs/ prose obeys):

Short declarative fragments. Drop articles (a/an/the) and most copulas (is/are/was) when meaning survives.

Subject → verb → object, present tense. No hedging, no marketing voice, no "we", no "you".

One fact per line. No restating context the file already establishes.

Prefer concrete tokens (paths, function names, env vars, ports, exit codes) over prose.

Keep symbols/identifiers verbatim; only connective tissue compresses.

Verify every command + path against the source entry. No invented flags, no speculation — if an entry lacks a concrete fix, skip it. Confirm completion in your final reply with the kept/skipped counts.

<FILTER> value by store:

Project store (<LABEL>=project): STEP 2b — no filter. Every entry is scoped to this repo; consider all of them.
Global failures.md / MEMORY.md (<LABEL>=failures|memory): STEP 2b — RELEVANCE FILTER. This store mixes many projects. KEEP only entries about THIS project specifically, its paths (packages/, docs/, openspec/, src/), or a dev-in-this-repo tooling quirk (test runner, linter, build tool, git worktree, etc.). DROP everything else (unrelated product decks, OAuth-license research, Drive/rclone uploads, other repos). When unsure, DROP.

Wait for all agents (2A + 2B) to finish.

Phase 3 — Cross-draft dedupe

Run:
```
grep -n '^## ' docs/.faq-draft-*.md
```
Cluster near-duplicate questions across drafts (same topic, different phrasing). Keep the entry with more concrete tokens / detail; remove the weaker one with a targeted Edit.
- Cross-store dup: the same runtime problem can appear in BOTH the project store and failures.md. Keep the one carrying the concrete fix; drop the other.
- Doc-vs-memory dup: when a memory draft restates a problem a doc draft already covers, keep whichever has the actionable fix + cross-refs.
Detect false-positive headings inside fenced code blocks and ignore (e.g. ## [Unreleased] example inside ```markdown blocks is content, not a heading).

Phase 4 — Merge & cleanup

cat docs/.faq-draft-*.md >> docs/faq.md && rm docs/.faq-draft-*.md
grep -c '^## ' docs/faq.md
wc -l docs/faq.md

Then refresh the condensed index docs/faq.agent.md so new entries appear in the pull-only map. Delegate to ONE general-purpose subagent (docs/ write → subagent per Rule 6):

Append condensed one-liners for these NEW faq.md entries to docs/faq.agent.md. For each, add a line - <short question stem> — <key answer / fix in ≤12 words> under a ## Runtime problems & quirks section (create the section if absent, at the end). Keep the existing sections untouched. Caveman style. New questions + answers: <paste the merged headings + one-line answers>.

Report to user:

Total entries before / after (faq.md).
Entries added per source (table: doc/store → count).
For memory stores: kept vs skipped-by-relevance-filter counts.
Any duplicates dropped during Phase 3 (cross-store + doc-vs-memory).
faq.agent.md lines appended.
One-line note on false-positive ## headings inside code fences (if any).

Rules — Documentation Update Protocol compliance

This skill writes under docs/ (faq.md + faq.agent.md). Per AGENTS.md:

All docs/ writes go through subagents (general-purpose). Main orchestrator only cat/rm/Edits for merge + targeted dedupe.
Caveman style is mandatory and passed verbatim to every subagent prompt.
Every command/path/flag in a generated entry must be verified against the source doc / store entry; no speculation.
Hermes stores are READ-ONLY inputs — never edit ~/.pi/agent/**. Extraction copies knowledge into faq.md; it does not move or prune the memory.
Do NOT rename or delete existing faq.md ## headings — packages/shared/src/tool-registry/__tests__/install-hints.test.ts asserts each tool docsAnchor maps to a heading. Append only.

Anti-patterns (do not)

Do NOT have multiple subagents write to the same file in parallel — race condition.
Do NOT mine AGENTS.md (incl. docs/AGENTS.md) or docs/faq.agent.md — indexes, not narrative knowledge.
Do NOT mine session-knowledge-*.md or spec-gap-analysis.md — point-in-time notes; entries would rot fast.
Do NOT skip the global-store relevance filter — failures.md/MEMORY.md mix projects; unfiltered mining leaks other rep

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name: faq-mine
description: 'Mine docs/faq.md from README.md, docs/*.md, and the pi-hermes memory stores. Dispatches @fast subagents per source, dedupes against the existing FAQ, and merges entries in caveman style. Use when asked to "build / regenerate / extend the FAQ", "mine docs into FAQ", "mine hermes memory into FAQ", "surface runtime problems in the FAQ", or "create FAQ from README + docs".'
license: MIT
compatibility: Requires @fast subagents (general-purpose) + write access to docs/ + read access to ~/.pi/agent hermes stores.
metadata:
  author: robson
  version: "2.0"

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---
name: faq-mine
description: 'Mine docs/faq.md from README.md, docs/*.md, and the pi-hermes memory stores. Dispatches @fast subagents per source, dedupes against the existing FAQ, and merges entries in caveman style. Use when asked to "build / regenerate / extend the FAQ", "mine docs into FAQ", "mine hermes memory into FAQ", "surface runtime problems in the FAQ", or "create FAQ from README + docs".'
license: MIT
compatibility: Requires @fast subagents (general-purpose) + write access to docs/ + read access to ~/.pi/agent hermes stores.
metadata:
  author: robson
  version: "2.0"
---

Orchestrate FAQ extraction from project knowledge docs AND pi-hermes memory
stores into `docs/faq.md`.

Two source classes:
- **Docs** — README.md + evergreen `docs/*.md`. How-to / what-is questions.
- **Hermes memory** — accumulated runtime problems (tool-quirks, failures,
  insights, corrections) that never reach the docs. These carry the "why does X
  fail / how do I fix Y" answers a future agent keeps re-discovering.

**Inputs**:
- Optional `--docs <a.md>,<b.md>` — explicit doc list. Default = README.md + every evergreen `docs/*.md`. `--docs skip` = memory-only run (disables doc mining; the ship-change harvest path).
- Optional `--memory <off|project|failures|all>` — hermes stores to mine. Default `failures` = project store + global `failures.md` (relevance-filtered). `off` = docs only. `all` = also global `MEMORY.md`.
- Optional `--max <N>` — entry cap per source (default ~10).

Non-interactive: passing BOTH `--docs` (incl. `--docs skip`) and `--memory` skips the Phase 1 prompt — the headless invocation `faq-mine --docs skip --memory failures` runs memory-only with no `ask_user`.

---

## Phase 0 — Pre-flight

1. Read `docs/faq.md` if it exists. Extract every `## <Question>` heading into a dedupe list.
   - If file missing, create with header:
     ```
     # FAQ

     FAQ. How-to answers that already live in README.md + docs/. New entries here when same question recurs.
     ```
2. Enumerate candidate source docs (SKIP this whole step when `--docs skip` — memory-only run):
   ```bash
   ls README.md docs/*.md 2>/dev/null
   ```
   Exclude:
   - `docs/faq.md` itself
   - `docs/faq.agent.md` (condensed index derived FROM faq.md — refreshed in Phase 4, never mined)
   - `docs/AGENTS.md` and any `AGENTS.md` (index, not narrative)
   - `docs/session-knowledge-*.md` (point-in-time notes)
   - `docs/spec-gap-analysis.md` and any `*-resolved.md` (transient analyses)
   - Anything matching `docs/.faq-draft-*.md` (in-flight draft)
3. For each remaining doc, capture `wc -l` to surface size.
4. Enumerate hermes memory stores (unless `--memory off`):
   ```bash
   PROJ=$(basename "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)")
   ls -l "$HOME/.pi/agent/projects-memory/$PROJ/MEMORY.md" \
         "$HOME/.pi/agent/pi-hermes-memory/failures.md" \
         "$HOME/.pi/agent/pi-hermes-memory/MEMORY.md" 2>/dev/null
   ```
   - Project store `projects-memory/$PROJ/MEMORY.md` — all entries repo-scoped, **no filter**. If `$PROJ` dir absent (e.g. worktree name differs), `ls ~/.pi/agent/projects-memory/` and pick the matching dir; skip if none.
   - Global `pi-hermes-memory/failures.md` — **mixed across projects**, needs a repo-relevance filter (subagent applies it).
   - Global `pi-hermes-memory/MEMORY.md` — mixed, only when `--memory all`.
   - Any store path that does not exist: skip silently (fresh machine).

## Phase 1 — Confirm scope

Use `ask_user` (`multiselect`) to let the user pick which sources to mine — list the docs AND the resolved hermes stores as options. Pre-select the evergreen docs + the project store + `failures.md`. Skip the prompt only when the user already passed both `--docs` and `--memory`.

## Phase 2 — Parallel extraction (@fast subagents)

Dispatch ONE `general-purpose` subagent with `model: @fast`, `run_in_background: true` per selected source (docs AND stores). All agents run in parallel — each writes to its OWN draft file to avoid write conflicts:
- Docs → `docs/.faq-draft-<basename>.md`
- Stores → `docs/.faq-draft-mem-<label>.md` (`label` = `project` | `failures` | `memory`)

### Phase 2A — Doc mining

**Subagent prompt template** (substitute `<DOC>` with the source doc path):

> Mine FAQ-worthy entries from `<DOC>` and write them to a NEW file `docs/.faq-draft-<basename>.md`. Do NOT touch any other file.
>
> STEP 1 — read existing `docs/faq.md`. Extract every `## <Question>` heading. DEDUPE: skip questions already covered (or trivially equivalent).
>
> STEP 2 — read `<DOC>` fully. Identify recurring how-to / what-is questions a user or future agent would actually ask. Aim for 4–10 entries. Quality > quantity. Skip implementation trivia.
>
> STEP 3 — write the draft using the EXACT format of existing faq.md entries:
>
> ```
> ## <Question>?
>
> <one-line terse answer>
>
> Command: `<cmd>` (when applicable; omit for what-is questions).
>
> <optional bullets / sub-sections with concrete tokens>
>
> Cross-refs:
> - <DOC>:<line>
> - <other source file:line>
> ```
>
> CAVEMAN STYLE (verbatim, all docs/ prose obeys):
> - Short declarative fragments. Drop articles (a/an/the) and most copulas (is/are/was) when meaning survives.
> - Subject → verb → object, present tense. No hedging, no marketing voice, no "we", no "you".
> - One fact per line/row. No restating context the file already establishes.
> - Prefer concrete tokens (paths, function names, env vars, ports, exit codes) over prose.
> - Keep symbols/identifiers verbatim; only connective tissue compresses.
>
> Verify every command + path against the source doc. No invented flags, no speculation. Confirm completion in your final reply with the entry count.

### Phase 2B — Hermes memory mining

Runtime problems live in the hermes stores as `§`-separated terse entries, each stamped `<!-- created=…, last=… -->`. Convert each FAQ-worthy problem into a symptom-first Q&A entry. One subagent per store.

**Subagent prompt template** (substitute `<STORE>` = absolute store path, `<LABEL>` = `project`|`failures`|`memory`, `<FILTER>` = the relevance rule below):

> Mine FAQ-worthy runtime problems from the pi-hermes memory store `<STORE>` and write them to a NEW file `docs/.faq-draft-mem-<LABEL>.md`. Do NOT touch any other file.
>
> STEP 1 — read existing `docs/faq.md`. Extract every `## <Question>` heading. DEDUPE: skip any problem already covered (or trivially equivalent — e.g. RPC-keeper, ctx-stats, session-stuck entries already exist).
>
> STEP 2 — read `<STORE>` fully. Entries are separated by lines containing only `§`. Each entry may be prefixed `[failure]`/`[correction]`/`[insight]`/`[convention]`/`[tool-quirk]` and ends with an HTML `<!-- created=… -->` comment. IGNORE the comment metadata.
>
> <FILTER>
>
> STEP 3 — for each KEPT entry, write a symptom-first FAQ entry in the EXACT faq.md format:
>
> ```
> ## Why does <symptom>? (or: How do I fix <symptom>?)
>
> <one-line root cause — terse>
>
> Fix: `<cmd>` (or the concrete file/edit; omit when not a command).
>
> <optional bullets: concrete tokens — paths, env vars, flags, exit codes>
>
> Cross-refs:
> - <STORE>
> - <every file path / package named inside the entry>
> ```
>
> - Question = the OBSERVABLE symptom a user/agent would search (the error string, the wrong behaviour), NOT the internal cause. A reader who hits the problem must recognise their symptom in the heading.
> - Keep the wrong-way → right-way fix intact; that is the whole value of the entry.
> - Merge near-duplicate store entries (same problem, consolidated across dates) into ONE FAQ entry.
>
> CAVEMAN STYLE (verbatim, all docs/ prose obeys):
> - Short declarative fragments. Drop articles (a/an/the) and most copulas (is/are/was) when meaning survives.
> - Subject → verb → object, present tense. No hedging, no marketing voice, no "we", no "you".
> - One fact per line. No restating context the file already establishes.
> - Prefer concrete tokens (paths, function names, env vars, ports, exit codes) over prose.
> - Keep symbols/identifiers verbatim; only connective tissue compresses.
>
> Verify every command + path against the source entry. No invented flags, no speculation — if an entry lacks a concrete fix, skip it. Confirm completion in your final reply with the kept/skipped counts.

**`<FILTER>` value by store:**
- Project store (`<LABEL>=project`): `STEP 2b — no filter. Every entry is scoped to this repo; consider all of them.`
- Global `failures.md` / `MEMORY.md` (`<LABEL>=failures`|`memory`): `STEP 2b — RELEVANCE FILTER. This store mixes many projects. KEEP only entries about THIS project specifically, its paths (packages/, docs/, openspec/, src/), or a dev-in-this-repo tooling quirk (test runner, linter, build tool, git worktree, etc.). DROP everything else (unrelated product decks, OAuth-license research, Drive/rclone uploads, other repos). When unsure, DROP.`

Wait for all agents (2A + 2B) to finish.

## Phase 3 — Cross-draft dedupe

1. Run:
   ```bash
   grep -n '^## ' docs/.faq-draft-*.md
   ```
2. Cluster near-duplicate questions across drafts (same topic, different phrasing). Keep the entry with more concrete tokens / detail; remove the weaker one with a targeted `Edit`.
   - **Cross-store dup**: the same runtime problem can appear in BOTH the project store and `failures.md`. Keep the one carrying the concrete fix; drop the other.
   - **Doc-vs-memory dup**: when a memory draft restates a problem a doc draft already covers, keep whichever has the actionable fix + cross-refs.
3. Detect false-positive headings inside fenced code blocks and ignore (e.g. `## [Unreleased]` example inside ```` ```markdown ```` blocks is content, not a heading).

## Phase 4 — Merge & cleanup

```bash
cat docs/.faq-draft-*.md >> docs/faq.md && rm docs/.faq-draft-*.md
grep -c '^## ' docs/faq.md
wc -l docs/faq.md
```

Then refresh the condensed index `docs/faq.agent.md` so new entries appear in the pull-only map. Delegate to ONE `general-purpose` subagent (docs/ write → subagent per Rule 6):

> Append condensed one-liners for these NEW faq.md entries to `docs/faq.agent.md`. For each, add a line `- <short question stem> — <key answer / fix in ≤12 words>` under a `## Runtime problems & quirks` section (create the section if absent, at the end). Keep the existing sections untouched. Caveman style. New questions + answers: <paste the merged headings + one-line answers>.

Report to user:
- Total entries before / after (faq.md).
- Entries added per source (table: doc/store → count).
- For memory stores: kept vs skipped-by-relevance-filter counts.
- Any duplicates dropped during Phase 3 (cross-store + doc-vs-memory).
- faq.agent.md lines appended.
- One-line note on false-positive `## ` headings inside code fences (if any).

---

## Rules — Documentation Update Protocol compliance

This skill writes under `docs/` (faq.md + faq.agent.md). Per AGENTS.md:
- All `docs/` writes go through subagents (general-purpose). Main orchestrator only `cat`/`rm`/`Edit`s for merge + targeted dedupe.
- Caveman style is mandatory and passed verbatim to every subagent prompt.
- Every command/path/flag in a generated entry must be verified against the source doc / store entry; no speculation.
- Hermes stores are READ-ONLY inputs — never edit `~/.pi/agent/**`. Extraction copies knowledge into faq.md; it does not move or prune the memory.
- Do NOT rename or delete existing faq.md `## ` headings — `packages/shared/src/tool-registry/__tests__/install-hints.test.ts` asserts each tool `docsAnchor` maps to a heading. Append only.

## Anti-patterns (do not)

- Do NOT have multiple subagents write to the same file in parallel — race condition.
- Do NOT mine `AGENTS.md` (incl. `docs/AGENTS.md`) or `docs/faq.agent.md` — indexes, not narrative knowledge.
- Do NOT mine `session-knowledge-*.md` or `spec-gap-analysis.md` — point-in-time notes; entries would rot fast.
- Do NOT skip the global-store relevance filter — `failures.md`/`MEMORY.md` mix projects; unfiltered mining leaks other rep

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