Everything Local Search Breadcrumb Memory

Problem

Local Windows folders often contain too many files to browse manually. es.exe can find file names quickly, but raw search results rarely become durable notes: they are hard to review later and their thematic connections stay invisible. This skill connects Everything local search, breadcrumb notes, and Ebbinghaus spaced repetition so engineers can turn scattered documents, scripts, and references into a personal knowledge graph.

How it works

It first queries Everything/es.exe by keyword or pattern and returns structured JSON fields such as path, name, size, and modified date. The skill then distills hits into knowledge entries, tracking created_at, review_count, last_reviewed_at, and next_review_at, with review intervals of 1, 2, 4, 7, 14, 30, 60, and 120 days. The relation engine links notes using types such as tag_cluster, content_bridge, source_family, sequential_chain, and conceptual_hierarchy, forming closed, nested, branching, or chain-shaped donut graphs.

Boundaries

It targets Windows only, does not search the web, does not perform semantic search, and does not read or modify file contents. Use a different skill for web search, macOS/Linux files, or content-level operations.