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├── .github/
   ├── ISSUE_TEMPLATE/
      ├── 01_bug_report.yml (400 tokens)
      ├── 02_feature_request.yml (200 tokens)
      ├── 03_docs_advice.yml (100 tokens)
      ├── config.yml
   ├── PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md (100 tokens)
   ├── workflows/
      ├── release.yml (1100 tokens)
├── .gitignore (100 tokens)
├── .pre-commit-config.yaml (100 tokens)
├── CONTRIBUTING.md (2.3k tokens)
├── LICENSE (omitted)
├── README.md (5.3k tokens)
├── README_zh.md (2.9k tokens)
├── SECURITY.md (300 tokens)
├── build.bat (700 tokens)
├── build.sh (600 tokens)
├── config/
   ├── config.yaml (1500 tokens)
   ├── prompts_en.yaml (22.5k tokens)
   ├── prompts_zh.yaml (10.1k tokens)
   ├── quick_start_default.md (300 tokens)
├── examples/
   ├── .gitignore
   ├── example_document_processor.py (1600 tokens)
   ├── example_screenshot_processor.py (1200 tokens)
   ├── example_screenshot_to_insights.py (4.6k tokens)
   ├── example_todo_deduplication.py (1700 tokens)
   ├── example_weblink_processor.py (700 tokens)
   ├── regenerate_debug_file.py (1100 tokens)
   ├── verify_folder_monitor.py (1000 tokens)
├── frontend/
   ├── .editorconfig
   ├── .env.example (200 tokens)
   ├── .gitignore (100 tokens)
   ├── .npmrc
   ├── .prettierignore (100 tokens)
   ├── .prettierrc (100 tokens)
   ├── .prettierrc.yaml
   ├── README.md (100 tokens)
   ├── build-python.js (900 tokens)
   ├── build-python.sh (600 tokens)
   ├── build/
      ├── entitlements.mac.plist (100 tokens)
      ├── icon.icns
      ├── icon.ico
      ├── installer.nsh (700 tokens)
      ├── notarize.js (100 tokens)
   ├── components.json (100 tokens)
   ├── dev-app-update.yml
   ├── electron-builder.yml (400 tokens)
   ├── electron.vite.config.ts (500 tokens)
   ├── eslint.config.mjs (900 tokens)
   ├── externals/
      ├── python/
         ├── window_capture/
            ├── README.md (100 tokens)
            ├── requirements.txt
            ├── window_capture.py (1900 tokens)
            ├── window_capture.spec (200 tokens)
         ├── window_inspector/
            ├── README.md (100 tokens)
            ├── requirements.txt
            ├── window_inspector.py (900 tokens)
            ├── window_inspector.spec (200 tokens)
   ├── package.json (1100 tokens)
   ├── packages/
      ├── shared/
         ├── IpcChannel.ts (2.7k tokens)
         ├── config/
            ├── constant.ts (900 tokens)
            ├── languages.ts (14.1k tokens)
            ├── logger.ts (200 tokens)
         ├── constant/
            ├── power-monitor.ts
         ├── enums/
            ├── global-enum.ts
         ├── ipc-server-push-channel.ts (100 tokens)
         ├── logger/
            ├── init.ts (800 tokens)
            ├── main.ts (100 tokens)
            ├── performance.ts (2.5k tokens)
            ├── redact.ts (100 tokens)
            ├── renderer.ts (100 tokens)
   ├── pnpm-lock.yaml (89.8k tokens)
   ├── resources/
      ├── icon.png
      ├── js/
         ├── bridge.js (200 tokens)
         ├── utils.js (100 tokens)
      ├── navigation-darker-default.png
      ├── navigation-darker-record.png
      ├── navigation-lighter-default.png
      ├── navigation-lighter-record.png
   ├── scripts/
      ├── copy-prebuilt-backend.js (600 tokens)
      ├── define-the-license-header.ts (600 tokens)
   ├── src/
      ├── interface/
         ├── common/
            ├── source.ts (100 tokens)
         ├── db/
            ├── activity.ts (200 tokens)
            ├── todo.ts (100 tokens)
      ├── main/
         ├── backend.ts (5.4k tokens)
         ├── background/
            ├── os/
               ├── Power.ts (700 tokens)
            ├── task/
               ├── cache-value.ts (500 tokens)
               ├── latest-activity.ts (700 tokens)
               ├── schedule-next-task.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── screen-monitor-task.ts (1700 tokens)
            ├── utils/
               ├── task-queue.ts (500 tokens)
         ├── bootstrap.ts (500 tokens)
         ├── config.ts (100 tokens)
         ├── constant.ts (100 tokens)
         ├── db/
            ├── schema.sql (700 tokens)
         ├── index.ts (2.2k tokens)
         ├── ipc.ts (4.3k tokens)
         ├── services/
            ├── ActivityService.ts (200 tokens)
            ├── AppService.ts (500 tokens)
            ├── AppUpdater.ts (700 tokens)
            ├── Database.ts (1400 tokens)
            ├── DatabaseService.ts (2.3k tokens)
            ├── ExpressService.ts (700 tokens)
            ├── FileService.ts (500 tokens)
            ├── FileStorage.ts (3.9k tokens)
            ├── FileSystemService.ts (100 tokens)
            ├── HeatmapService.ts (2.8k tokens)
            ├── LocalStoreService.ts (100 tokens)
            ├── MessagesService.ts (2.4k tokens)
            ├── NotificationService.ts (200 tokens)
            ├── ProxyManager.ts (1800 tokens)
            ├── ScreenshotService.ts (3k tokens)
            ├── StoreSyncService.ts (700 tokens)
            ├── ToDoService.ts (1500 tokens)
            ├── TrayService.ts (1800 tokens)
            ├── VaultDatabaseService.ts (2.7k tokens)
         ├── utils/
            ├── env.ts (200 tokens)
            ├── file.ts (1200 tokens)
            ├── get-capture-sources.ts (6.2k tokens)
            ├── get-visible-source.ts (1300 tokens)
            ├── index.ts (500 tokens)
            ├── init.ts (1000 tokens)
            ├── inspector.ts (100 tokens)
            ├── mac-window-manager.ts (1100 tokens)
            ├── native-capture-helper.ts (1000 tokens)
            ├── time.ts (200 tokens)
      ├── preload/
         ├── index.d.ts (omitted)
         ├── index.ts (1700 tokens)
         ├── server-push-api.tsx (300 tokens)
      ├── renderer/
         ├── index.html (200 tokens)
         ├── src/
            ├── App.tsx (900 tokens)
            ├── Router.tsx (600 tokens)
            ├── assets/
               ├── base.css (300 tokens)
               ├── electron.svg (1200 tokens)
               ├── icons/
                  ├── add-document.svg (400 tokens)
                  ├── add-folder.svg (300 tokens)
                  ├── add.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── ai-assistant-welcome.svg (400 tokens)
                  ├── ai-assistant/
                     ├── add-chat.svg (200 tokens)
                     ├── chat-history.svg (100 tokens)
                     ├── logo.png
                  ├── ai.svg (400 tokens)
                  ├── chat-bubble.svg (100 tokens)
                  ├── chat-edit.svg (400 tokens)
                  ├── chat-icon.svg (400 tokens)
                  ├── chat-send.svg (100 tokens)
                  ├── check.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── delete.svg (300 tokens)
                  ├── doc-icon.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── done.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── feed-empty.svg (2.9k tokens)
                  ├── file.svg (300 tokens)
                  ├── folder-open.svg (900 tokens)
                  ├── folder-stroked.svg (600 tokens)
                  ├── high-priority.svg (300 tokens)
                  ├── home.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── light-icon.svg (400 tokens)
                  ├── loader.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── logo-icon.svg (2.9k tokens)
                  ├── logo.svg (1000 tokens)
                  ├── low-priority.svg (100 tokens)
                  ├── medium-priority.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── rename.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── resources.svg (300 tokens)
                  ├── rocket.svg (300 tokens)
                  ├── screen-monitor.svg (300 tokens)
                  ├── screen.svg
                  ├── send-arrow.svg (100 tokens)
                  ├── setting.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── settings.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── start-recording.svg (300 tokens)
                  ├── stop-recording.svg (200 tokens)
                  ├── summary.svg (400 tokens)
                  ├── tasks.svg (300 tokens)
                  ├── tips.svg (300 tokens)
               ├── images/
                  ├── copy.svg (100 tokens)
                  ├── files/
                     ├── csv.png
                     ├── doc.png
                     ├── faq.png
                     ├── json.png
                     ├── markdown.png
                     ├── pdf.png
                     ├── ppt.png
                     ├── txt.png
                     ├── upload.png
                     ├── xlsx.png
                  ├── logo.png
                  ├── quick-start.png
                  ├── screen-monitor/
                     ├── need-permission.png
                     ├── need-permission.svg (7.7k tokens)
                     ├── screen-monitor-empty.svg (200 tokens)
                     ├── stopped.png
                  ├── settings/
                     ├── OpenAI.png
                     ├── custom.svg (900 tokens)
                     ├── doubao.png
                  ├── summary-empty.svg (500 tokens)
                  ├── task-empty.svg (400 tokens)
                  ├── tips-empty.svg (700 tokens)
                  ├── welcome.png
               ├── main.css (900 tokens)
               ├── theme/
                  ├── components.less (21.4k tokens)
                  ├── index.less (100 tokens)
                  ├── theme.less (19.5k tokens)
                  ├── variables.less (19.9k tokens)
               ├── wavy-lines.svg (400 tokens)
            ├── atom/
               ├── capture.atom.tsx (500 tokens)
               ├── event-loop.atom.tsx (400 tokens)
            ├── components/
               ├── Loading/
                  ├── index.tsx (600 tokens)
               ├── Sidebar/
                  ├── index.css (500 tokens)
                  ├── index.tsx (700 tokens)
               ├── UpdateAvailableButton/
                  ├── index.tsx (400 tokens)
               ├── ai-assistant/
                  ├── chat-history-list-item.tsx (1200 tokens)
                  ├── chat-history-list.tsx (300 tokens)
                  ├── header.tsx (700 tokens)
                  ├── index.tsx (2.5k tokens)
               ├── ai-elements/
                  ├── actions.tsx (300 tokens)
                  ├── branch.tsx (1000 tokens)
                  ├── code-block.tsx (800 tokens)
                  ├── conversation.tsx (300 tokens)
                  ├── image.tsx (100 tokens)
                  ├── inline-citation.tsx (1200 tokens)
                  ├── loader.tsx (400 tokens)
                  ├── message.tsx (300 tokens)
                  ├── prompt-input.tsx (1100 tokens)
                  ├── reasoning.tsx (1000 tokens)
                  ├── response.tsx (100 tokens)
                  ├── sources.tsx (400 tokens)
                  ├── suggestion.tsx (300 tokens)
                  ├── task.tsx (500 tokens)
                  ├── tool.tsx (800 tokens)
                  ├── web-preview.tsx (1200 tokens)
               ├── ai-sidebar/
                  ├── index.tsx (2.6k tokens)
               ├── ai-toggle-button/
                  ├── index.tsx (1200 tokens)
               ├── markdown-editor/
                  ├── index.css (100 tokens)
                  ├── index.tsx (200 tokens)
               ├── proactive-feed-modal/
                  ├── assets/
                     ├── bg.png
                  ├── index.tsx (500 tokens)
               ├── status-bar/
                  ├── StatusBar.tsx (700 tokens)
               ├── ui/
                  ├── avatar.tsx (200 tokens)
                  ├── badge.tsx (300 tokens)
                  ├── button.tsx (400 tokens)
                  ├── carousel.tsx (1100 tokens)
                  ├── collapsible.tsx (200 tokens)
                  ├── hover-card.tsx (300 tokens)
                  ├── input.tsx (200 tokens)
                  ├── scroll-area.tsx (300 tokens)
                  ├── select.tsx (1300 tokens)
                  ├── textarea.tsx (200 tokens)
                  ├── tooltip.tsx (400 tokens)
               ├── vault-tree/
                  ├── index.tsx (2.4k tokens)
            ├── constant/
               ├── feed.ts (100 tokens)
            ├── context/
               ├── NotificationProvider.tsx (500 tokens)
            ├── databases/
               ├── index.tsx (900 tokens)
            ├── env.d.ts (omitted)
            ├── hooks/
               ├── use-ai-assistant.ts (200 tokens)
               ├── use-allotment.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── use-chat-stream.ts (1700 tokens)
               ├── use-events.ts (400 tokens)
               ├── use-files.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── use-home-info.ts (800 tokens)
               ├── use-init-prepare-data.ts (700 tokens)
               ├── use-navigation.ts (400 tokens)
               ├── use-screen.tsx (1400 tokens)
               ├── use-setting.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── use-vault.ts (1800 tokens)
            ├── lib/
               ├── utils.ts (100 tokens)
            ├── main.tsx (100 tokens)
            ├── pages/
               ├── ai-demo/
                  ├── ai-demo.tsx (400 tokens)
               ├── files/
                  ├── Files.tsx (2000 tokens)
               ├── home/
                  ├── components/
                     ├── chat-card/
                        ├── chat-card.tsx (600 tokens)
                     ├── doc-column-card/
                        ├── index.tsx (500 tokens)
                     ├── heatmap/
                        ├── heatmap.tsx (2k tokens)
                     ├── latest-activity-card/
                        ├── index.tsx (700 tokens)
                     ├── layout/
                        ├── index.tsx (400 tokens)
                     ├── proactive-feed-card/
                        ├── index.tsx (1400 tokens)
                     ├── to-do-card/
                        ├── index.tsx (2.7k tokens)
                  ├── home-page.css (500 tokens)
                  ├── home-page.tsx (1000 tokens)
               ├── screen-monitor/
                  ├── components/
                     ├── activitie-timeline-item.tsx (300 tokens)
                     ├── application.tsx (500 tokens)
                     ├── date-navigation.tsx (500 tokens)
                     ├── empty-state-placeholder.tsx (500 tokens)
                     ├── recording-stats-card.tsx (600 tokens)
                     ├── recording-status-indicator.tsx (300 tokens)
                     ├── recording-timeline.tsx (600 tokens)
                     ├── screen-monitor-header.tsx (600 tokens)
                     ├── settings-modal.tsx (1800 tokens)
                  ├── constant.tsx
                  ├── hooks/
                     ├── useActivityPolling.tsx (800 tokens)
                     ├── useCheckVisibleSources.tsx (400 tokens)
                     ├── useRecordingTimeValidation.tsx (500 tokens)
                  ├── screen-monitor.tsx (4.1k tokens)
               ├── settings/
                  ├── components/
                     ├── modelRadio/
                        ├── model-radio.tsx (200 tokens)
                  ├── constants.tsx (400 tokens)
                  ├── settings.tsx (2.4k tokens)
               ├── vault/
                  ├── Vault.tsx (900 tokens)
                  ├── vault.css (600 tokens)
            ├── services/
               ├── ChatStreamService.ts (900 tokens)
               ├── GlobalEventService.ts (800 tokens)
               ├── Settings.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── StoreSyncService.ts (900 tokens)
               ├── axiosConfig.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── conversation-service.ts (800 tokens)
               ├── messages-service.ts (1200 tokens)
            ├── store/
               ├── chat-history.ts (1400 tokens)
               ├── events.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── index.ts (500 tokens)
               ├── migrations.ts (100 tokens)
               ├── navigation.ts (500 tokens)
               ├── screen.ts (900 tokens)
               ├── setting.ts (200 tokens)
               ├── thunk/
                  ├── screen-thunk.ts (700 tokens)
                  ├── vault-thunk.ts (1200 tokens)
               ├── vault.ts (1000 tokens)
            ├── types/
               ├── electron.d.ts (omitted)
               ├── events.ts
               ├── file.ts (200 tokens)
               ├── index.ts (100 tokens)
               ├── notification.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── vault.ts (200 tokens)
            ├── utils/
               ├── file.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── format-mame.ts (1100 tokens)
               ├── queue/
                  ├── NotificationQueue.ts (300 tokens)
               ├── time.ts (500 tokens)
               ├── vault.ts (1300 tokens)
               ├── window.ts (100 tokens)
   ├── start-dev.sh (1300 tokens)
   ├── tailwind.config.js (100 tokens)
   ├── tsconfig.json (100 tokens)
   ├── tsconfig.node.json (200 tokens)
   ├── tsconfig.web.json (100 tokens)
├── hook-opencontext.py (100 tokens)
├── opencontext.spec (800 tokens)
├── opencontext/
   ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
   ├── cli.py (1700 tokens)
   ├── config/
      ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
      ├── config_manager.py (1700 tokens)
      ├── global_config.py (2.2k tokens)
      ├── prompt_manager.py (1600 tokens)
   ├── context_capture/
      ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
      ├── base.py (3.4k tokens)
      ├── folder_monitor.py (3.9k tokens)
      ├── screenshot.py (4k tokens)
      ├── vault_document_monitor.py (2.7k tokens)
      ├── web_link_capture.py (2.9k tokens)
   ├── context_consumption/
      ├── __init__.py
      ├── completion/
         ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
         ├── completion_cache.py (3k tokens)
         ├── completion_service.py (3.6k tokens)
      ├── context_agent/
         ├── __init__.py
         ├── agent.py (1000 tokens)
         ├── core/
            ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
            ├── llm_context_strategy.py (3.4k tokens)
            ├── state.py (2000 tokens)
            ├── streaming.py (300 tokens)
            ├── workflow.py (1600 tokens)
         ├── models/
            ├── __init__.py
            ├── enums.py (600 tokens)
            ├── events.py (900 tokens)
            ├── schemas.py (1600 tokens)
         ├── nodes/
            ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
            ├── base.py (300 tokens)
            ├── context.py (1400 tokens)
            ├── executor.py (2.3k tokens)
            ├── intent.py (2.1k tokens)
            ├── reflection.py (2.7k tokens)
      ├── generation/
         ├── __init__.py
         ├── debug_helper.py (1100 tokens)
         ├── generation_report.py (2.2k tokens)
         ├── realtime_activity_monitor.py (2.9k tokens)
         ├── smart_tip_generator.py (2.9k tokens)
         ├── smart_todo_manager.py (4.2k tokens)
   ├── context_processing/
      ├── __init__.py (200 tokens)
      ├── chunker/
         ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
         ├── chunkers.py (3k tokens)
         ├── document_text_chunker.py (2.7k tokens)
      ├── merger/
         ├── __init__.py (200 tokens)
         ├── context_merger.py (7.8k tokens)
         ├── cross_type_relationships.py (3.8k tokens)
         ├── merge_strategies.py (9.4k tokens)
      ├── processor/
         ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
         ├── base_processor.py (1700 tokens)
         ├── document_converter.py (4.4k tokens)
         ├── document_processor.py (5k tokens)
         ├── entity_processor.py (1400 tokens)
         ├── processor_factory.py (1300 tokens)
         ├── screenshot_processor.py (5.2k tokens)
   ├── interfaces/
      ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
      ├── capture_interface.py (700 tokens)
      ├── processor_interface.py (700 tokens)
      ├── storage_interface.py (300 tokens)
   ├── llm/
      ├── __init__.py
      ├── global_embedding_client.py (1000 tokens)
      ├── global_vlm_client.py (2.4k tokens)
      ├── llm_client.py (4.3k tokens)
   ├── managers/
      ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
      ├── capture_manager.py (2.8k tokens)
      ├── consumption_manager.py (4.2k tokens)
      ├── event_manager.py (700 tokens)
      ├── processor_manager.py (1700 tokens)
   ├── models/
      ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
      ├── context.py (2.4k tokens)
      ├── enums.py (3.1k tokens)
   ├── monitoring/
      ├── __init__.py (200 tokens)
      ├── metrics_collector.py (1200 tokens)
      ├── monitor.py (6k tokens)
   ├── server/
      ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
      ├── api.py (300 tokens)
      ├── component_initializer.py (1900 tokens)
      ├── context_operations.py (1600 tokens)
      ├── middleware/
         ├── __init__.py
         ├── auth.py (600 tokens)
      ├── opencontext.py (2.3k tokens)
      ├── routes/
         ├── __init__.py
         ├── agent_chat.py (3k tokens)
         ├── completions.py (2.3k tokens)
         ├── content_generation.py (1100 tokens)
         ├── context.py (900 tokens)
         ├── conversation.py (1400 tokens)
         ├── debug.py (5.5k tokens)
         ├── documents.py (700 tokens)
         ├── events.py (600 tokens)
         ├── health.py (300 tokens)
         ├── messages.py (1900 tokens)
         ├── monitoring.py (1600 tokens)
         ├── screenshots.py (500 tokens)
         ├── settings.py (6.2k tokens)
         ├── vaults.py (2.8k tokens)
         ├── web.py (1200 tokens)
      ├── utils.py (300 tokens)
   ├── storage/
      ├── __init__.py
      ├── backends/
         ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
         ├── chromadb_backend.py (7.3k tokens)
         ├── qdrant_backend.py (4.7k tokens)
         ├── sqlite_backend.py (14.6k tokens)
      ├── base_storage.py (1600 tokens)
      ├── global_storage.py (1400 tokens)
      ├── unified_storage.py (6.6k tokens)
   ├── tools/
      ├── base.py (200 tokens)
      ├── operation_tools/
         ├── __init__.py
         ├── web_search_tool.py (1400 tokens)
      ├── profile_tools/
         ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
         ├── profile_entity_tool.py (5.2k tokens)
      ├── retrieval_tools/
         ├── __init__.py (300 tokens)
         ├── activity_context_tool.py (600 tokens)
         ├── base_context_retrieval_tool.py (1900 tokens)
         ├── base_document_retrieval_tool.py (800 tokens)
         ├── base_retrieval_tool.py (1000 tokens)
         ├── document_management_tool.py (1600 tokens)
         ├── get_activities_tool.py (800 tokens)
         ├── get_daily_reports_tool.py (1100 tokens)
         ├── get_tips_tool.py (700 tokens)
         ├── get_todos_tool.py (1000 tokens)
         ├── intent_context_tool.py (600 tokens)
         ├── procedural_context_tool.py (600 tokens)
         ├── semantic_context_tool.py (600 tokens)
         ├── state_context_tool.py (600 tokens)
      ├── tool_definitions.py (300 tokens)
      ├── tools_executor.py (1200 tokens)
   ├── utils/
      ├── __init__.py (100 tokens)
      ├── file_utils.py (600 tokens)
      ├── image.py (400 tokens)
      ├── json_encoder.py (100 tokens)
      ├── json_parser.py (600 tokens)
      ├── logger.py (400 tokens)
      ├── logging_utils.py (100 tokens)
   ├── web/
      ├── __init__.py
      ├── static/
         ├── css/
            ├── agent_chat.css (5.5k tokens)
            ├── assistant.css (1400 tokens)
            ├── note_editor.css (1700 tokens)
            ├── style.css (300 tokens)
         ├── js/
            ├── agent_chat.js (11.5k tokens)
            ├── api_auth.js (2.3k tokens)
            ├── assistant.js (3.7k tokens)
            ├── completion_handler.js (3.5k tokens)
            ├── note_editor.js (3.6k tokens)
            ├── settings.js (7.7k tokens)
      ├── templates/
         ├── agent_chat.html (1900 tokens)
         ├── assistant.html (900 tokens)
         ├── base.html (1600 tokens)
         ├── chat.html (4.5k tokens)
         ├── context_detail.html (1900 tokens)
         ├── contexts.html (1200 tokens)
         ├── debug.html (4.2k tokens)
         ├── error.html (300 tokens)
         ├── index.html (1000 tokens)
         ├── monitoring.html (4.7k tokens)
         ├── note_editor.html (2.4k tokens)
         ├── settings.html (7.3k tokens)
         ├── vector_search.html (2.5k tokens)
├── package-lock.json (omitted)
├── package.json
├── pyproject.toml (400 tokens)
├── src/
   ├── Download-App.gif
   ├── Enable-Permissions.gif
   ├── Enter-API-Key.gif
   ├── MineContext-Banner.svg (6.4k tokens)
   ├── Quarantine.gif
   ├── Screen-Settings.gif
   ├── architecture-overview-zh.md (1600 tokens)
   ├── architecture-overview.md (2.3k tokens)
   ├── backend-web-1.png
   ├── backend-web-2.png
   ├── backend-web-3.png
   ├── doubao-emb-model.png
   ├── doubao-vlm-model.png
   ├── feature.gif
```


## /.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/01_bug_report.yml

```yml path="/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/01_bug_report.yml" 
name: "🐛 Bug Report"
description: "Create a report to help us improve"
title: "[BUG]: "
labels: ["bug"]
body:
  - type: markdown
    attributes:
      value: "<!-- Describe your bugs below ^_^ -->"
  - type: textarea
    id: bug-description
    attributes:
      label: "🐛 Bug description [Please make everyone to understand it]"
      description: "Describe the main elements of the bug"
      placeholder: "Please provide a clear and detailed description of the bug..."
    validations:
      required: true
  - type: textarea
    id: steps-to-reproduce
    attributes:
      label: "🧑‍💻 Step to reproduce"
      description: "Describe the steps to reproduce the behavior"
      placeholder: |
        1. Go to '...'
        2. Click on '...'
        3. Scroll down to '...'
        4. See error
    validations:
      required: true
  - type: textarea
    id: expected-result
    attributes:
      label: "👾 Expected result"
      description: "Write down the results you expect"
      placeholder: "I expected that..."
    validations:
      required: true
  - type: textarea
    id: additional-info
    attributes:
      label: "🚑 Any additional information"
      description: "Add any other context, screenshots, or system information here"
      placeholder: "Screenshots, error logs, or other relevant information..."
  - type: input
    id: version
    attributes:
      label: "🛠️ MineContext Version"
      description: "What version of MineContext are you using?"
      placeholder: "e.g., 0.1.0"
    validations:
      required: true

  - type: textarea
    id: platform
    attributes:
      label: "💻 Platform Details"
      description: "Please specify your platform, OS version, and any other relevant system information"
      placeholder: |
          Operating System: 
          Version: 
          Additional Details:
    validations:
        required: true

```

## /.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/02_feature_request.yml

```yml path="/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/02_feature_request.yml" 
name: "✨ Feature Request"
description: "Suggest an idea for this project"
title: "[FEATURE]: "
labels: ["feature"]
body:
  - type: textarea
    id: feature-description
    attributes:
      label: "📝 Feature Description [Please make everyone to understand it]"
      description: "Briefly describe this feature"
      placeholder: "Please provide a clear and concise description of the feature suggestion..."
    validations:
      required: true
  - type: textarea
    id: problem-solution
    attributes:
      label: "👍 What problem does this feature solve"
      description: "Explain what problem or pain point this feature would address"
      placeholder: "This feature would solve..."
  - type: textarea
    id: proposed-api
    attributes:
      label: "👾 What does the proposed API look like"
      description: "If applicable, describe how the API or interface would work"
      placeholder: "The proposed API would include..."
  - type: textarea
    id: additional-info
    attributes:
      label: "🚑 Any additional information"
      description: "Add any other context, screenshots, or examples here"
      placeholder: "Screenshots, mockups, or additional context..."

```

## /.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/03_docs_advice.yml

```yml path="/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/03_docs_advice.yml" 
name: "📚 Documentation Improvement"
description: "Suggest improvements or report errors in documentation"
title: "[Docs]: "
labels: ["documentation"]
body:
  - type: textarea
    id: doc-location
    attributes:
      label: "📌 Documentation Location"
      description: "Please provide the URL or path to the relevant documentation."
  - type: textarea
    id: current-content
    attributes:
      label: "🚑 Issue with Current Content"
      description: "What's the problem with the current documentation? Is it incorrect, unclear, or missing?"
  - type: textarea
    id: suggested-improvement
    attributes:
      label: "👍 Suggested Improvement"
      description: "How do you think it should be modified?"

```

## /.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml

```yml path="/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml" 
blank_issues_enabled: false
contact_links:
  - name: Get community support
    url: https://bytedance.larkoffice.com/wiki/Hg6VwrxnTiXtWUkgHexcFTqrnpg
    about: Post your question where experienced developers can offer assistance
```

## /.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md

## Description

Please include a concise summary, in clear English, of the changes in this pull request. If it closes an issue, please
mention it here.

Closes: #(issue)

## 🎯 PRs Should Target Issues

Before your create a PR, please check to see if there is [an existing issue](https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext/issues)
for this change. If not, please create an issue before you create this PR, unless the fix is very small.

Not adhering to this guideline will result in the PR being closed.

<!-- ## Tests -->
<!-- There are no hive tests yet -->


## /.github/workflows/release.yml

```yml path="/.github/workflows/release.yml" 
name: Release

on:
  workflow_dispatch:
    inputs:
      tag:
        description: 'Release tag (e.g. v1.0.0)'
        required: true
        default: 'v1.0.0'
  # push:
  #   tags:
  #     - v*.*.*

permissions:
  contents: write

jobs:
  release:
    runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}

    strategy:
      matrix:
        os: [macos-latest, windows-latest, ubuntu-latest]
      fail-fast: false

    steps:
      - name: Check out Git repository
        uses: actions/checkout@v5
        with:
          fetch-depth: 0

      - name: Get release tag
        id: get-tag
        shell: bash
        run: |
          if [ "${{ github.event_name }}" = "workflow_dispatch" ]; then
            echo "tag=${{ github.event.inputs.tag }}" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
          else
            echo "tag=${GITHUB_REF#refs/tags/}" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
          fi

      - name: Set package.json version
        working-directory: frontend
        shell: bash
        run: |
          TAG="${{ steps.get-tag.outputs.tag }}"
          VERSION="${TAG#v}"
          npm version "$VERSION" --no-git-tag-version --allow-same-version

      - name: Install Node.js
        uses: actions/setup-node@v5
        with:
          node-version: 20

      - name: Enable Corepack
        run: corepack enable

      - name: Prepare pnpm 9.12.0
        run: corepack prepare pnpm@9.12.0 --activate

      - name: Setup Python
        uses: actions/setup-python@v5
        with:
          python-version: '3.11'

      # macOS: install uv
      - name: Install uv and sync Python dependencies (macOS)
        if: matrix.os == 'macos-latest'
        run: |
          brew install uv
          uv venv
          uv pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel build
          uv sync

      # Windows: install uv
      - name: Install uv and sync Python dependencies (Windows)
        if: matrix.os == 'windows-latest'
        shell: pwsh
        run: |
          python -m pip install --upgrade pip
          pip install uv
          uv sync

      # Linux: install uv
      - name: Install uv and sync Python dependencies (Linux)
        if: matrix.os == 'ubuntu-latest'
        run: |
          sudo apt-get update
          sudo apt-get install -y python3-venv python3-pip
          pip install uv
          uv venv
          uv pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel build
          uv sync

      # 获取 pnpm 缓存目录
      - name: Get pnpm store directory
        id: pnpm-store
        run: |
          echo "dir=$(pnpm store path)" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
        shell: bash

      # 缓存 pnpm 依赖
      - name: Cache pnpm dependencies
        uses: actions/cache@v4
        with:
          path: ${{ steps.pnpm-store.outputs.dir }}
          key: ${{ runner.os }}-pnpm-${{ hashFiles('**/pnpm-lock.yaml') }}
          restore-keys: |
            ${{ runner.os }}-pnpm-

      - name: Install Dependencies
        working-directory: frontend
        run: pnpm install --frozen-lockfile

      - name: Build Mac Backend
        if: matrix.os == 'macos-latest'
        run: |
          source .venv/bin/activate
          chmod +x ./build.sh
          ./build.sh
        env:
          CSC_LINK: ${{ secrets.CSC_LINK }}
          CSC_KEY_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.CSC_KEY_PASSWORD }}

      - name: Build Windows Backend
        if: matrix.os == 'windows-latest'
        run: |
          .venv\Scripts\activate
          ./build.bat

      - name: Build Linux Backend
        if: matrix.os == 'ubuntu-latest'
        run: |
          source .venv/bin/activate
          chmod +x ./build.sh
          ./build.sh

      - name: Cleanup keychain
        if: always() && runner.os == 'macOS'
        shell: bash
        run: |
          if [ -n "${KEYCHAIN_PATH:-}" ]; then
            echo "🧹 Deleting temporary keychain: $KEYCHAIN_PATH"
            security delete-keychain "$KEYCHAIN_PATH" || true
          fi

      - name: Build Mac
        if: matrix.os == 'macos-latest'
        working-directory: frontend
        run: |
          pnpm run build:mac
        env:
          CSC_LINK: ${{ secrets.CSC_LINK }}
          CSC_KEY_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.CSC_KEY_PASSWORD }}
          APPLE_ID: ${{ secrets.APPLE_ID }}
          APPLE_APP_SPECIFIC_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.APPLE_APP_SPECIFIC_PASSWORD }}
          APPLE_TEAM_ID: ${{ secrets.APPLE_TEAM_ID }}
          GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
          NODE_OPTIONS: --max-old-space-size=8192

      - name: Build Windows
        if: matrix.os == 'windows-latest'
        working-directory: frontend
        run: |
          pnpm run build:win
        env:
          GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
          NODE_OPTIONS: --max-old-space-size=8192

      - name: Build Linux
        if: matrix.os == 'ubuntu-latest'
        working-directory: frontend
        run: |
          pnpm run build:linux
        env:
          GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
          NODE_OPTIONS: --max-old-space-size=8192

      - name: Release
        uses: ncipollo/release-action@v1
        with:
          workingDirectory: frontend
          draft: true
          allowUpdates: true
          makeLatest: false
          tag: ${{ steps.get-tag.outputs.tag }}
          artifacts: 'dist/*.exe,dist/*.zip,dist/*.dmg,dist/*.AppImage,dist/*.snap,dist/*.deb,dist/*.rpm,dist/*.tar.gz,dist/latest*.yml,dist/rc*.yml,dist/beta*.yml,dist/*.blockmap'
          token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

```

## /.gitignore

```gitignore path="/.gitignore" 
/build
/context_lab_env
__pycache__
/opencontext.egg-info
/screenshots
/logs
/persist
/debug
/dist/*
/venv/*
/test_storage
/config/runtime
/test_script
/config/user*
.DS_Store

.venv/
uv.lock
uv.toml
.idea

# ide config file
.trae
# claude code
.claude/
# gemini cli
GEMINI.md
.gemini/

```

## /.pre-commit-config.yaml

```yaml path="/.pre-commit-config.yaml" 
repos:
  - repo: https://github.com/psf/black
    rev: 24.8.0
    hooks:
      - id: black
        language_version: python3
        exclude: ^(frontend/|node_modules/)

  - repo: https://github.com/pycqa/isort
    rev: 5.13.2
    hooks:
      - id: isort
        exclude: ^(frontend/|node_modules/)

  - repo: local
    hooks:
      - id: frontend-lint
        name: Run frontend lint before commit
        entry: bash -c "cd frontend && pnpm run typecheck"
        language: system

```

## /CONTRIBUTING.md

# Contributing to MineContext

Thank you for your interest in contributing to MineContext! We welcome contributions from the community.

## Getting Started

### Development Setup

1. **Fork and clone the repository**

   ```bash
   git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/MineContext.git
   cd MineContext
   ```

2. **Set up your environment**

   We recommend using [uv](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/) for faster dependency management:

   **Option 1: Using uv (Recommended)**

   ```bash
   # Install uv if you haven't already
   # macOS/Linux:
   curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
   # Windows:
   # powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1 | iex"

   # Install dependencies
   uv sync

   # Run commands in the uv environment
   uv run opencontext start
   ```

   **Option 2: Using traditional venv**

   ```bash
   python -m venv venv
   source venv/bin/activate  # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
   pip install -e .
   ```

3. **Configure and run**

   **If using uv:**

   ```bash
   # Start with default configuration
   uv run opencontext start

   # Start with custom config
   uv run opencontext start --config /path/to/config.yaml

   # Start with custom port (useful for avoiding conflicts)
   uv run opencontext start --port 1733
   ```

   **If using traditional venv:**

   ```bash
   # Make sure virtual environment is activated first
   source venv/bin/activate  # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate

   # Start with default configuration
   opencontext start

   # Start with custom config
   opencontext start --config /path/to/config.yaml

   # Start with custom port
   opencontext start --port 1733
   ```

   **Available startup options:**

   - `--config`: Path to configuration file
   - `--host`: Host address (overrides config file)
   - `--port`: Port number (overrides config file)

## How to Contribute

### Reporting Issues

Found a bug or have a feature request? [Create an issue](https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext/issues) with:

- Clear description of the problem or feature
- Steps to reproduce (for bugs)
- Your environment (OS, Python version, MineContext version)

### Branch Naming Convention

Use descriptive branch names with appropriate prefixes:

| Prefix                | Purpose                   | Example                           |
| --------------------- | ------------------------- | --------------------------------- |
| `feature/` or `feat/` | New features              | `feature/add-notion-integration`  |
| `fix/`                | Bug fixes                 | `fix/screenshot-capture-error`    |
| `hotfix/`             | Critical production fixes | `hotfix/memory-leak`              |
| `docs/`               | Documentation only        | `docs/update-api-guide`           |
| `refactor/`           | Code refactoring          | `refactor/simplify-storage-layer` |
| `test/`               | Adding or updating tests  | `test/add-processor-tests`        |
| `chore/`              | Maintenance tasks         | `chore/update-dependencies`       |

### Submitting Code

1. **Create a branch**

   Follow the branch naming convention above:

   ```bash
   git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name
   # or
   git checkout -b fix/your-bug-fix
   ```

2. **Set up code formatting (first time only)**

   ```bash
   # Install formatting tools
   pip install black isort pre-commit

   # Set up automatic formatting on commit
   pre-commit install
   ```

3. **Make your changes**

   - Follow [PEP 8](https://pep8.org/) style guidelines
   - Add tests for new features
   - Update documentation if needed

4. **Commit your changes**

   Code will be **automatically formatted** when you commit:

   ```bash
   git add .
   git commit -m "feat: add your feature description"
   ```

   If files are modified by the formatter:

   ```bash
   git add .  # Add the formatted changes
   git commit -m "feat: add your feature description"  # Commit again
   ```

5. **Push and create a Pull Request**

   ```bash
   git push origin feature/your-feature-name
   ```

   **Before submitting PR, ensure:**

   - ✅ All code is properly formatted (automatic if you set up pre-commit)
   - ✅ All tests pass
   - ✅ Documentation is updated if needed

## Code Style

We use automated tools to maintain consistent code formatting.

### Quick Setup (Recommended)

```bash
# 1. Install tools
pip install black isort pre-commit

# 2. Enable automatic formatting on commit
pre-commit install

# Done! Code will be formatted automatically when you commit
```

### How It Works

When you run `git commit`, Black and isort will automatically format your code:

- **Black**: Formats code style (spacing, line breaks, etc.)
- **isort**: Sorts and organizes import statements

If files are modified during commit, just run `git commit` again.

### Manual Formatting (Optional)

If you need to format code manually:

```bash
# Format all code
pre-commit run --all-files

# Or format specific tools
black opencontext
isort opencontext
```

### Formatting Rules

- Maximum line length: 100 characters
- Follow PEP 8 guidelines
- Use type hints where appropriate
- Keep functions focused and well-documented

## Module Development Guide

### Backend Module Development

You can develop custom backend modules to capture data from new sources or process different types of raw materials.

#### Developing Custom Capture Modules

Capture modules collect raw data from various sources and convert it to `RawContextProperties`.

**Core Responsibility**: Fetch data → Create `RawContextProperties` → Return to system

```python
from opencontext.interfaces.capture_interface import ICaptureComponent
from opencontext.models.context import RawContextProperties, ContextSource

class MyCustomCapture(ICaptureComponent):

    def capture(self) -> List[RawContextProperties]:
        """
        The only method you must implement.

        Input: None (fetch from your source)
        Output: List[RawContextProperties]
        """
        # 1. Fetch your data (from API, file, database, etc.)
        data = fetch_from_your_source()

        # 2. Convert to RawContextProperties
        return [RawContextProperties(
            source=ContextSource.CUSTOM,      # Required: data source type
            content_text="your text content", # Required: text content
            content_path="/path/to/file",     # Optional: file path
            metadata={"key": "value"}         # Optional: any metadata
        )]

    # Other required methods (simple boilerplate)
    def get_name(self) -> str: return "my_capture"
    def get_description(self) -> str: return "My custom capture"
    def initialize(self, config) -> bool: return True
    def start(self) -> bool: return True
    def stop(self, graceful=True) -> bool: return True
    def is_running(self) -> bool: return True
    def get_config_schema(self) -> dict: return {}
    def validate_config(self, config) -> bool: return True
    def get_status(self) -> dict: return {}
    def get_statistics(self) -> dict: return {}
    def reset_statistics(self) -> bool: return True
    def set_callback(self, callback) -> bool: return True
```

**Key Data Structure - RawContextProperties**:

```python
RawContextProperties(
    source=ContextSource.CUSTOM,  # Where data comes from
    content_text="...",            # Main text content
    content_path="/path",          # Optional: file/image path
    metadata={...}                 # Optional: extra info
)
```

#### Developing Custom Processor Modules

Processor modules analyze raw data and extract structured information for storage and search.

**Core Responsibility**: Receive `RawContextProperties` → Extract info → Return `ProcessedContext`

```python
from datetime import datetime
from opencontext.context_processing.processor.base_processor import BaseContextProcessor
from opencontext.models.context import *
from opencontext.llm.global_embedding_client import do_vectorize

class MyCustomProcessor(BaseContextProcessor):

    def can_process(self, context) -> bool:
        """Check if this processor handles this type of data"""
        return context.source == ContextSource.CUSTOM

    def process(self, context: RawContextProperties) -> List[ProcessedContext]:
        """
        The core method you must implement.

        Input: RawContextProperties (raw data)
        Output: List[ProcessedContext] (structured, searchable data)
        """
        # 1. Extract information (use LLM, parsing, or any logic)
        title = "Extracted title"
        summary = "Extracted summary"
        keywords = ["keyword1", "keyword2"]

        # 2. Create processed context
        processed = ProcessedContext(
            properties=ContextProperties(
                raw_properties=[context],
                source=context.source,
                create_time=datetime.now(),
                update_time=datetime.now()
            ),
            extracted_data=ExtractedData(
                title=title,
                summary=summary,
                keywords=keywords,
                entities=[],
                importance=5,
                confidence=8
            ),
            vectorize=Vectorize(text=f"{title} {summary}")
        )

        # 3. Generate embeddings (required for search)
        do_vectorize(processed.vectorize)

        return [processed]

    # Required boilerplate methods
    def get_name(self) -> str: return "my_processor"
    def get_description(self) -> str: return "My custom processor"
```

**Key Data Structures**:

**Input** - `RawContextProperties`:

```python
context.source          # Where it came from
context.content_text    # Text content
context.content_path    # File path (if any)
context.metadata        # Extra data
```

**Output** - `ProcessedContext`:

```python
ProcessedContext(
    properties=ContextProperties(...),  # Metadata (time, source)
    extracted_data=ExtractedData(       # Extracted information
        title="...",
        summary="...",
        keywords=[...],
        entities=[...],
        importance=5,     # 0-10
        confidence=8      # 0-10
    ),
    vectorize=Vectorize(text="...")     # Text for embedding
)
```

### Quick Start

1. **Create your module file** in the appropriate directory
2. **Implement the core method** (`capture()` or `process()`)
3. **Register it** in the processor factory or configuration
4. **Test** with your data

### Reference Examples

See existing implementations for more details:

- `opencontext/context_processing/processor/screenshot_processor.py` - Handles images
- `opencontext/context_processing/processor/document_processor.py` - Handles documents

## Priority Areas

We especially welcome contributions in these areas:

- **P0-P1**: Link upload, file processing (documents, images, audio, video)
- **P2-P3**: MCP/API integrations (Notion, Obsidian, Figma), meeting recording
- **P4-P5**: Mobile screenshot monitoring, smart device sync

See the [Context Sources](README.md#-context-source) section for more details.

## Community

- **Issues**: [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext/issues)
- **WeChat/Lark**: [Join our group](https://bytedance.larkoffice.com/wiki/Hg6VwrxnTiXtWUkgHexcFTqrnpg)
- **Discord**: [Join here](https://discord.gg/tGj7RQ3nUR)

## License

By contributing, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under the [Apache 2.0 License](LICENSE).


## /README.md

<div align="center">

<picture>
  <img alt="MineContext" src="src/MineContext-Banner.svg" width="100%" height="auto">
</picture>

### MineContext: Create with Context, Clarity from Chaos

An open-source, proactive context-aware AI partner, dedicated to bringing clarity and efficiency to your work, study and creation.

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</div>

Table of Contents

- [👋🏻 What is MineContext](#-what-is-minecontext)
- [🚀 Key Features](#-key-features)
- [🔏 Privacy Protection](#-privacy-protection)
  - [Local-First](#local-first)
  - [Local AI model](#local-ai-model)
- [🏁 Quick Start](#-quick-start)
  - [1. Installation](#1-installation)
  - [2. Enter Your API Key](#2-enter-your-api-key)
  - [3. Start Recording](#3-start-recording)
  - [4. Forget it](#4-forget-it)
  - [5. Backend Debugging](#5-backend-debugging)
- [🎃 Contribution Guide](#-contribution-guide)
  - [🎨 Frontend Architecture](#-frontend-architecture)
    - [Core Tech Stack](#core-tech-stack)
    - [Core Architecture](#core-architecture)
  - [💻 Frontend Usage](#-frontend-usage)
    - [Build Backend](#build-backend)
    - [Install Dependencies](#install-dependencies)
    - [Development and Debugging](#development-and-debugging)
    - [Application Packaging](#application-packaging)
  - [🏗️ Backend Architecture](#️-backend-architecture)
    - [Core Architecture Components](#core-architecture-components)
    - [Layer Responsibilities](#layer-responsibilities)
  - [🚀 Backend Usage](#-backend-usage)
    - [Installation](#installation)
    - [Configuration](#configuration)
    - [Running the Server](#running-the-server)
- [💎 The Philosophy Behind the Name](#-the-philosophy-behind-the-name)
- [🎯 Target User](#-target-user)
- [🔌 Context-Source](#-context-source)
- [🆚 Comparison with Familiar Application](#-comparison-with-familiar-application)
  - [MineContext vs ChatGPT Pulse](#minecontext-vs-chatgpt-pulse)
  - [MineContext vs Dayflow](#minecontext-vs-dayflow)
- [👥 Community](#-community)
  - [Community and Support](#community-and-support)
- [Star History](#star-history)
- [📃 License](#-license)

<br>

> **🔗 Related Project**: Check out **[OpenViking](https://github.com/volcengine/OpenViking)** - An open-source Context Database designed for AI Agents. OpenViking unifies Memories, Resources, and Skills through a "file system paradigm", providing the infrastructure layer for sophisticated context management.

<br>

# 👋🏻 What is MineContext

MineContext is a proactive context-aware AI partner. By utilizing screenshots and content comprehension (with future support for multi-source multimodal information including documents, images, videos, code, and external application data), it can see and understand the user's digital world context. Based on an underlying contextual engineering framework, it actively delivers high-quality information such as insights, daily/weekly summaries, to-do lists, and activity records.

![feature.gif](src/feature.gif)

# 🚀 Key Features

MineContext focuses on four key features: effortless collection, intelligent resurfacing, proactive delivery, and a context engineering architecture.

1. 📥 Effortless Collection
   Capable of gathering and processing massive amounts of context. Designed storage management enables extensive collection without adding mental burden.
2. 🚀 Proactive Delivery
   Delivers key information and insights proactively in daily use. It extracts summarized content from your context—such as daily/weekly summaries, tips, and todos—and pushes them directly to your homepage.
3. 💡 Intelligent Resurfacing
   Surfaces relevant and useful context intelligently during creation. Ensures assisted creativity without overwhelming you with information.
4. 🎯 Context Engineering Architecture
   Supports the complete lifecycle of multimodal, multi-source data—from capture, processing, and storage to management, retrieval, and consumption—enabling the generation of six types of intelligent context.

# 🔏 Privacy Protection

## Local-First

MineContext places a high priority on user privacy. By default, all data is stored locally in the following path to ensure your privacy and security.

```
~/Library/Application Support/MineContext/Data
```

## Local AI model

In addition, we support custom model services based on the OpenAI API protocol. You can use fully local models in MineContext, ensuring that any data does not leave your local environment.

# 🏁 Quick Start

## 1. Installation

Click [Github Latest Release](https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext/releases) to Download

![Download APP](src/Download-App.gif)

> **Note**: Starting from v0.1.5, MineContext supports Apple notarization, so you no longer need to disable the quarantine attribute. If you're using an older version, please refer to the [previous documentation](https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext/blob/0.1.4/README.md) for instructions.

## 2. Enter Your API Key

After the application launches, please follow the prompts to enter your API key. (Note: On the first run, the application needs to install the backend environment, which may take about two minutes).

We currently support services from Doubao, OpenAI, and custom models. This includes any **local models** or **third-party model** services that are compatible with the OpenAI API format.

We recommend using [LMStudio](https://lmstudio.ai/) to run local models. It provides a simple interface and powerful features to help you quickly deploy and manage them.

**Considering both cost and performance, we recommend using the Doubao model.** The Doubao API Key can be generated in the [API Management Interface](https://console.volcengine.com/ark/region:ark+cn-beijing/apiKey).

After obtaining the Doubao API Key, you need to activate two models in the [Model Activation Management Interface](https://console.volcengine.com/ark/region:ark+cn-beijing/model): the Visual Language Model and the Embedding Model.

- Visual Language Model: Doubao-Seed-1.6-flash
  ![doubao-vlm-model](src/doubao-vlm-model.png)

- Embedding Model: Doubao-embedding-vision
  ![doubao-emb-model](src/doubao-emb-model.png)

The following is the filling process after obtaining the API Key:

![Enter API Key](src/Enter-API-Key.gif)

## 3. Start Recording

Enter [Screen Monitor] to enable the system permissions for screen sharing. After completing the setup, you need to restart the application for the changes to take effect.
![Enable-Permissions](src/Enable-Permissions.gif)

After restarting the application, please first set your screen sharing area in [Settings], then click [Start Recording] to begin taking screenshots.
![Screen-Settings](src/Screen-Settings.gif)

## 4. Forget it

After starting the recording, your context will gradually be collected. It will take some time to generate value. So, forget about it and focus on other tasks with peace of mind. MineContext will generate to-dos, prompts, summaries, and activities for you in the background. Of course, you can also engage in proactive Q&A through [Chat with AI].

## 5. Backend Debugging

MineContext supports backend debugging, which can be accessed at `http://localhost:1733`.

1.View Token Consumption and Usage
![后台调试1](src/backend-web-1.png)

2.Configure Interval for Automated Tasks
![后台调试2](src/backend-web-2.png)

3.Adjust System Prompt for Automated Tasks
![后台调试3](src/backend-web-3.png)

# 🎃 Contribution Guide

## 🎨 Frontend Architecture

The MineContext frontend is a cross-platform desktop application built with Electron, React, and TypeScript, providing a modular, maintainable, and high-performance foundation for desktop development.

### Core Tech Stack

| Technology   | Description                                                                               |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Electron     | Allows for the development of cross-platform desktop applications using web technologies. |
| React        | A component-based UI library for building dynamic user interfaces.                        |
| TypeScript   | Provides static type checking to enhance code maintainability.                            |
| Vite         | A modern frontend build tool optimized for Electron.                                      |
| Tailwind CSS | A utility-first CSS framework for rapid and consistent UI styling.                        |
| pnpm         | A fast and efficient package manager suitable for monorepo projects.                      |

### Core Architecture

The project follows a standard Electron architectural design, clearly separating the code for the main process, preload scripts, and renderer process to ensure security and maintainability.

```
frontend/
├── src/
│ ├── main/     # Electron main process (window management, lifecycle, IPC)
│ ├── preload/  # Preload script, securely bridging Node APIs and the renderer process
│ └── renderer/ # React frontend interface (renderer process)
│
├── packages/
│ └── shared/   # Common utilities, IPC channels, logging, and constant definitions
│
├── build/      # Build resources (icons, platform configurations)
├── dist/       # Build artifacts generated by electron-builder
├── externals/  # External dependencies (Python scripts, binaries, etc.)
├── resources/  # Static assets (icons, templates, images)
└── scripts/    # Development and build helper scripts
```

1.  **Main Process (`src/main/`) is responsible for:**

    - Managing application windows
    - Handling lifecycle events (startup, quit, activate)
    - Establishing secure IPC communication
    - Integrating with backend services (Python and system APIs)

2.  **Preload Script (`src/preload/`) is responsible for:**

    - Securely exposing Node.js APIs to the renderer process
    - Handling IPC communication with the main process
    - Implementing cross-process resource access

3.  **Renderer Process (`src/renderer/`) is responsible for:**

    - Implementing the user interface with React
    - Managing global state with Jotai and Redux
    - Utilizing an efficient styling system based on Tailwind CSS
    - Implementing dynamic loading and performance optimization mechanisms

4.  **Build and Packaging are responsible for:**

    - `electron-vite.config.ts` — Configures the build logic for both the main and renderer processes (aliases, plugins, etc.).
    - `electron-builder.yml` — Defines packaging and distribution configurations for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

## 💻 Frontend Usage

### Build Backend

Before starting frontend development, you need to build the backend first:

```bash
uv sync
source .venv/bin/activate
./build.sh
```

### Install Dependencies

Due to package version issues, using a domestic PyPI mirror is not currently supported. Please run the following command to ensure you are using the original PyPI source:

```bash
pip config unset global.index-url
cd frontend
pnpm install
```

### Development and Debugging

During local development, it is normal for the screen capture area selection to be slow. Please wait, as this issue does not exist in the packaged application.

```bash
pnpm dev
```

### Application Packaging

To build APP for macOS:

```bash
pnpm build:mac
# Data Path
# ~/Library/Application\ Support/MineContext
```

The executable files generated by the packaging process will be stored in the `MineContext/frontend/dist` directory.

## 🏗️ Backend Architecture

MineContext adopts a modular, layered architecture design with clear separation of concerns and well-defined responsibilities for each component.

### Core Architecture Components

```
opencontext/
├── server/             # Web server and API layer
├── managers/           # Business logic managers
├── context_capture/    # Context acquisition modules
├── context_processing/ # Context processing pipeline
├── context_consumption/# Context consumption and generation
├── storage/            # Multi-backend storage layer
├── llm/               # LLM integration layer
├── tools/             # Tool system
└── monitoring/        # System monitoring
```

### Layer Responsibilities

1. **Server Layer** (`server/`)

   - FastAPI-based RESTful API
   - WebSocket support for real-time communication
   - Static file serving and template rendering

2. **Manager Layer** (`managers/`)

   - `CaptureManager`: Manages all context capture sources
   - `ProcessorManager`: Coordinates context processing pipeline
   - `ConsumptionManager`: Handles context consumption and generation
   - `EventManager`: Event-driven system coordination

3. **Context Capture Layer** (`context_capture/`)

   - Screenshot monitoring
   - Document monitoring
   - Extensible capture interface for future sources

4. **Processing Layer** (`context_processing/`)

   - Document chunking strategies
   - Entity extraction and normalization
   - Context merging and deduplication
   - Multi-modal content processing (text, images)

5. **Storage Layer** (`storage/`)

   - Multi-backend support (SQLite, ChromaDB)
   - Vector storage for similarity search
   - Unified storage interface

6. **LLM Integration** (`llm/`)

   - Support for multiple LLM providers (OpenAI, Doubao)
   - VLM (Vision-Language Model) integration
   - Embedding generation services

## 🚀 Backend Usage

### Installation

We recommend using [uv](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/) for fast and reliable package management:

```bash
# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext.git
cd MineContext

# Install uv (if not already installed)
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

# Sync dependencies (automatically creates virtual environment)
uv sync
```

### Configuration

1. **Basic Configuration** (`config/config.yaml`):

```yaml
server:
  host: 127.0.0.1
  port: 8765
  debug: false

embedding_model:
  provider: doubao # options: openai, doubao
  api_key: your-api-key
  model: doubao-embedding-vision-250615

vlm_model:
  provider: doubao # options: openai, doubao
  api_key: your-api-key
  model: doubao-seed-1-6-flash-250828

capture:
  enabled: true
  screenshot:
    enabled: true # enable screenshot capture
    capture_interval: 5 # capture interval in seconds
```

2. **Prompt Templates** (`config/prompts_*.yaml`):
   - `prompts_en.yaml`: English prompt templates
   - `prompts_zh.yaml`: Chinese prompt templates

### Running the Server

```bash
# Start with default configuration
uv run opencontext start

# Start with custom config
uv run opencontext start --config /path/to/config.yaml

# Start with custom port (useful for avoiding conflicts)
uv run opencontext start --port 1733
```

**Available Options:**

- `--config`: Path to configuration file
- `--host`: Host address (default: from config or `localhost`)
- `--port`: Port number (default: from config or `1733`)

**Priority**: Command-line arguments > Config file > Default values

Alternatively, you can activate the virtual environment manually:

```bash
source .venv/bin/activate  # On Windows: .venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -e .
opencontext start --port 1733
```

# 💎 The Philosophy Behind the Name

The naming of MineContext also reflects the team's ingenuity. It signifies both "my context" and "mining context." It draws inspiration from the core philosophy of Minecraft—openness, creativity, and exploration.

If vast amounts of context are like scattered "blocks," then MineContext provides a "world" where you can freely build, combine, and create. Users can reimagine and create new content based on the collected massive context and generate high-quality information.

# 🎯 Target User

| Target User Category | Specific Roles/Identities          | Core Needs/Pain Points                                                                                   |
| -------------------- | ---------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Knowledge Workers    | Researchers, Analysts              | Navigating vast amounts of information, improving information processing and analysis efficiency         |
| Content Creators     | Writers, Bloggers                  | Craving endless inspiration, optimizing content creation workflows                                       |
| Lifelong Learners    | Students, Researchers              | Building systematic knowledge systems, efficiently managing and connecting learning materials            |
| Project Managers     | Product Managers, Project Managers | Integrating multi-source information and data, ensuring project alignment and decision-making efficiency |

# 🔌 Context-Source

We will prioritize the expansion of Context Sources according to the following plan, and we warmly welcome everyone to actively contribute code to our efforts.

- P0: Digital life and public information loop (PC screen capture and link upload)
- P1: Personal text context loop (file upload, file tracking)
- P2: AI and common office context loop (MCP, meeting notes)
- P3: High-quality information acquisition loop (DeepResearch and RSS)
- P4: Personal deep context loop (WeChat, QQ chat data acquisition, mobile screenshots)
- P5: Physical world context loop (smart wearable synchronization, smart glasses synchronization)

| Context Capture Capability   | Context Source                            | Priority | Completion Status |
| :--------------------------- | :---------------------------------------- | :------- | :---------------- |
| Screen Screenshot            | User PC Information                       | P0       | ✅                |
| Note Editing                 | Application Internal Creation Information | P0       | ✅                |
| Link Upload                  | Internet Information                      | P0       |                   |
| File Upload                  | Structured Documents                      | P1       |                   |
| File Upload                  | Unstructured Documents                    | P1       |                   |
| File Upload                  | Images                                    | P1       |                   |
| File Upload                  | Audio                                     | P4       |                   |
| File Upload                  | Video                                     | P4       |                   |
| File Upload                  | Code                                      | P4       |                   |
| Browser Extension            | AI Conversation Records                   | P2       |                   |
| Browser Extension            | Refined Internet Information              | P5       |                   |
| Meeting Records              | Meeting Information                       | P2       |                   |
| RSS                          | Consultation Information                  | P3       |                   |
| Deep Research                | High-Quality Research Analysis            | P3       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Payment Records                           | P4       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Research Papers                           | P3       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | News                                      | P4       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Emails                                    | P4       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Notion                                    | P2       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Obsidian                                  | P2       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Slack                                     | P4       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Jira                                      | P4       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Figma                                     | P2       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Linear                                    | P4       |                   |
| Application MCP/API          | Todoist                                   | P4       |                   |
| Memory Bank Migration Import | User Memory                               | P4       |                   |
| WeChat Data Capture          | WeChat Chat History                       | P4       |                   |
| QQ Data Capture              | QQ Chat History                           | P4       |                   |
| Mobile Screenshot Monitor    | User Mobile End Information               | P4       |                   |
| Smart Glasses Data Sync      | Physical World Interaction Records        | P5       |                   |
| Smart Bracelet Data Sync     | Physiological Data                        | P5       |                   |

# 🆚 Comparison with Familiar Application

## MineContext vs ChatGPT Pulse

- 🖥️ Comprehensive Digital Context:
  MineContext captures your entire digital workflow by reading from screen screenshots, providing a rich, visual context of your daily activities and applications. ChatGPT Pulse, in contrast, is limited to the context of a single text-based conversation.
- 🔒 Local-First Data & Privacy:
  Your data is processed and stored entirely on your local device, ensuring complete privacy and security without relying on cloud servers. ChatGPT Pulse requires data to be sent to and stored on OpenAI's servers.
- 🚀 Proactive & Diverse Insights:
  MineContext delivers a wider variety of intelligent, auto-generated content—including daily summaries, actionable todos, and activity reports—not just simple tips. ChatGPT Pulse primarily offers reactive assistance within the chat interface.
- 🔧 Open Source & Customizable:
  As an open-source project, MineContext allows developers to freely inspect, modify, and build upon the codebase for complete customization. ChatGPT Pulse is a closed, proprietary product with no option for modification.
- 💰 Cost-Effective API Usage:
  MineContext avoids the need for a costly $200/month Pro subscription by allowing you to use your own API key, giving you full control over your spending. ChatGPT Pulse's advanced features are locked behind its expensive premium tier.

## MineContext vs Dayflow

- 💡 Richer, Proactive Insights:
  MineContext delivers a more diverse range of automated, intelligent content—including concise summaries, actionable todos, and contextual tips—going beyond basic activity tracking. DayFlow primarily focuses on logging user activity.
- 🧠 Context-Aware Q&A & Creation:
  MineContext enables you to ask questions and generate new content based on your captured context, unlocking wider application scenarios like content drafting and project planning. DayFlow is limited to passive activity recording and review.
- ✨ Superior Activity Generation & Experience:
  MineContext produces activity records with greater clarity and detail, featuring a more intuitive and interactive dashboard for a seamless user experience. DayFlow's activity logs are more basic with limited interactivity.

<br>

# 👥 Community

## Community and Support

- [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext/issues): Errors and issues encountered while using MineContext.
- [Email Support](mailto:minecontext@bytedance.com): Feedback and questions about using MineContext.
- <a href="https://bytedance.larkoffice.com/wiki/Hg6VwrxnTiXtWUkgHexcFTqrnpg">WeChat Group</a>: Discuss SwanLab usage and share the latest AI technologies.

# Star History

[![Star History Chart](https://api.star-history.com/svg?repos=volcengine/MineContext&type=Timeline)](https://www.star-history.com/#volcengine/MineContext&Timeline)

# 📃 License

This repository is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.

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## /README_zh.md

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### MineContext:洞察本质,激发创造

一个开源、主动的上下文感知 AI 伙伴,致力于让您的工作、学习与创作更加清晰高效。

中文 / [English](README.md)

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🌍 加入我们的 [Discord 社区](https://discord.gg/tGj7RQ3nUR)

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</div>
  
目录

- [👋🏻 MineContext 是什么](#-minecontext-是什么)
- [🚀 核心功能](#-核心功能)
- [🔏 隐私保护](#-隐私保护)
  - [本地存储](#本地存储)
  - [本地模型](#本地模型)
- [🏁 快速开始](#-快速开始)
  - [1. 安装](#1-安装)
  - [2. 输入您的 API 密钥](#2-输入您的-api-密钥)
  - [3. 开始记录](#3-开始记录)
  - [4. 忘掉它](#4-忘掉它)
  - [5. 后台调试](#5-后台调试)
- [🎃 贡献指南](#-贡献指南)
  - [🎨 前端架构](#-前端架构)
    - [核心技术栈](#核心技术栈)
    - [核心架构](#核心架构)
  - [💻 前端使用](#-前端使用)
    - [构建后端](#构建后端)
    - [安装依赖](#安装依赖)
    - [开发调试](#开发调试)
    - [应用打包](#应用打包)
  - [🏗️ 后端架构](#️-后端架构)
    - [核心架构组件](#核心架构组件)
    - [各层职责](#各层职责)
  - [🚀 后端使用](#-后端使用)
    - [安装](#安装)
    - [配置](#配置)
    - [运行服务器](#运行服务器)
- [💎 MineContext 与我的世界](#-minecontext-与我的世界)
- [🎯 目标用户](#-目标用户)
- [🔌 上下文来源](#-上下文来源)
- [🆚 与同类应用的比较](#-与同类应用的比较)
  - [MineContext vs ChatGPT Pulse](#minecontext-vs-chatgpt-pulse)
  - [MineContext vs Dayflow](#minecontext-vs-dayflow)
- [👥 社区](#-社区)
  - [社区与支持](#社区与支持)
- [Star History](#star-history)
- [📃 许可证](#-许可证)

<br>

> **🔗 相关项目**:欢迎了解 **[OpenViking](https://github.com/volcengine/OpenViking)** - 一个专为 AI Agents 设计的开源上下文数据库。OpenViking 通过"文件系统范式"统一管理记忆、资源和技能三类上下文,为复杂的上下文管理提供基础设施层。

<br>

# 👋🏻 MineContext 是什么

MineContext 是一个具有上下文感知能力的主动式 AI 伙伴。它基于屏幕截图+内容理解的方式(未来还将支持其他来源的多模态信息,包括文档、图片、视频、代码、外部应用数据),能够看到并看懂用户的数字世界上下文,然后再基于底层的上下文工程框架,主动推送洞察、日/周总结 、待办、活动记录等高质量信息,同时支持用户基于 Context 和生成的信息进行再创作。

![feature.gif](src/feature.gif)

# 🚀 核心功能

MineContext 专注于四个核心功能:无负担收集、主动推送、智能浮现和上下文工程架构。

1. 📥 无负担收集
   支持收集和处理海量的 Context,并通过设计存储管理来实现海量收集却没有心智负担。
2. 🚀 主动推送
   支持日常主动推送关键信息和洞见,能够提炼 Context 中的总结信息,比如每日总结,每周总结,tips,todo,主动推送到主页。
3. 💡 智能浮现(实现中)
   支持创作时智能浮现,可以随时浮现相关有用的 Context,确保辅助创作又不会被淹没
4. 🎯 上下文工程架构
   支持多模态、多源数据的完整生命周期——从捕获、处理和存储到管理、检索和消费——支持生成六种类型的智能上下文。

# 🔏 隐私保护

## 本地存储

MineContext 非常注重用户隐私,所有数据都默认保存在本地如下路径,确保您的隐私和安全。

```
~/Library/Application Support/MineContext/Data
```

## 本地模型

此外我们支持了 OpenAI API 协议的自定义模型服务,您可以在 MineContext 中使用全本地模型,做到任何数据不上云。

# 🏁 快速开始

## 1. 安装

点击 [Github Latest Release](https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext/releases) 下载最新版本。

![Download APP](src/Download-App.gif)

> **注意**:从 v0.1.5 版本开始,MineContext 已支持 Apple 公证,因此不再需要禁用隔离属性。如果您使用的是旧版本,请参考[之前的文档](https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext/blob/0.1.4/README_zh.md)获取相关说明。

## 2. 输入您的 API 密钥

应用程序启动后(首次运行时需要安装后端环境,约需等待两分钟),请根据引导输入您的 API 密钥。目前我们支持豆包、OpenAI 以及自定义模型服务,包括任何兼容 OpenAI API 格式的**本地模型**或**第三方模型**服务。
我们推荐使用 [LMStudio](https://lmstudio.ai/) 来运行本地模型,它提供了简单的界面和强大的功能,能够帮助您快速部署和管理本地模型。

**综合成本和性能,我们推荐使用豆包模型**,豆包模型的 API-Key 可以在 [API 管理界面](https://console.volcengine.com/ark/region:ark+cn-beijing/apiKey) 生成。

获取豆包 API 之后需要在 [模型开通管理界面](https://console.volcengine.com/ark/region:ark+cn-beijing/model) 开通视觉语言模型和向量化两个模型。

- 视觉语言模型:Doubao-Seed-1.6-flash
  ![doubao-vlm-model](src/doubao-vlm-model.png)

- 向量化模型:Doubao-embedding-vision
  ![doubao-emb-model](src/doubao-emb-model.png)

以下是获取了 API Key 后的填写流程:
![Enter API-Key](src/Enter-API-Key.gif)

## 3. 开始记录

进入【Screen Monitor】启用屏幕分享的系统权限,设置完之后需要重新启动应用使其生效。

![Enable-Permissions](src/Enable-Permissions.gif)

重新启动应用后,请先在【Settings】设置您的屏幕共享区域,然后点击【Start Recording】开始截图。

![Screen-Settings](src/Screen-Settings.gif)

## 4. 忘掉它

启动记录后,您的上下文将逐渐被收集。这会需要一些时间才能产生价值。所以说,忘记它,安心专注于其他任务吧。MineContext 将会在后台为您生成待办事项、提示、摘要和活动。当然,您也可以通过【Chat with AI】进行主动问答。

## 5. 后台调试

MineContext 支持在`http://localhost:1733` 进行后台调试。

1.支持查看 Token 用量与使用情况

![后台调试1](src/backend-web-1.png)

2.支持主动推送任务的时间间隔设置

![后台调试2](src/backend-web-2.png)

3.支持调整主动推送任务的系统提示词

![后台调试3](src/backend-web-3.png)

# 🎃 贡献指南

## 🎨 前端架构

MineContext 前端 是一个基于 Electron、React 和 TypeScript 构建的 跨平台桌面应用程序,提供模块化、可维护且高性能的桌面开发基础。

### 核心技术栈

| 技术         | 描述                                          |
| ------------ | --------------------------------------------- |
| Electron     | 允许使用 Web 技术开发跨平台桌面应用程序。     |
| React        | 用于构建动态用户界面的基于组件的 UI 库。      |
| TypeScript   | 提供静态类型检查,增强代码可维护性。          |
| Vite         | 针对 Electron 优化的现代前端构建工具。        |
| Tailwind CSS | 用于快速且一致地设计 UI 的实用优先 CSS 框架。 |
| pnpm         | 适用于 monorepo 项目的快速高效的包管理器。    |

### 核心架构

该项目遵循 标准的 Electron 架构设计,将主进程、预加载脚本和渲染进程的代码清晰分离,以保证安全性和可维护性。

```
frontend/
├── src/
│ ├── main/ # Electron 主进程(窗口管理、生命周期、IPC 通信)
│ ├── preload/ # 预加载脚本,安全桥接 Node API 与渲染进程
│ └── renderer/ # React 前端界面(渲染进程)
│
├── packages/
│ └── shared/ # 通用工具、IPC 通道、日志与常量定义
│
├── build/ # 构建资源(图标、平台配置)
├── dist/ # 由 electron-builder 生成的构建产物
├── externals/ # 外部依赖(Python 脚本、二进制文件等)
├── resources/ # 静态资源(图标、模板、图片)
└── scripts/ # 开发与构建辅助脚本
```

1、主进程 (src/main/)负责:

- 管理应用窗口
- 处理生命周期事件(启动、退出、激活)
- 建立安全的 IPC 通信
- 与后端服务(Python 与系统 API)集成

2、预加载脚本 (src/preload/)负责:

- 安全地将 Node.js API 暴露给渲染进程
- 处理与主进程的 IPC 通信
- 实现跨进程的资源访问

3、渲染进程 (src/renderer/)负责:

- 实现基于 React 的用户界面
- 使用 Jotai 与 Redux 管理全局状态
- 基于 Tailwind CSS 的高效样式体系
- 动态加载与性能优化机制

4、构建与打包负责:

- electron-vite.config.ts — 同时配置主进程与渲染进程的构建逻辑(别名、插件等)。
- electron-builder.yml — 定义针对 Windows、macOS、Linux 的打包与分发配置。

## 💻 前端使用

### 构建后端

在开始前端开发之前,需要先构建后端:

```bash
uv sync
source .venv/bin/activate
./build.sh
```

### 安装依赖

由于包版本原因,目前不支持使用国内 PYPI 源,请输入以下命令,确保使用的是原始 PYPI 环境

```bash
pip config unset global.index-url
cd frontend
pnpm install
```

### 开发调试

本地开发时,截屏范围获取较慢属于正常现象,等待即可,打包应用无此问题。

```bash
pnpm dev
```

### 应用打包

为 macOS 平台构建应用:

```bash
pnpm build:mac
```

打包生成的可执行文件会存放在`MineContext/frontend/dist`目录下。

## 🏗️ 后端架构

MineContext 采用模块化、分层的架构设计,各组件职责明确,关注点分离。

### 核心架构组件

```
opencontext/
├── server/             # Web服务器和API层
├── managers/           # 业务逻辑管理器
├── context_capture/    # 上下文获取模块
├── context_processing/ # 上下文处理流水线
├── context_consumption/# 上下文消费和生成
├── storage/            # 多后端存储层
├── llm/               # LLM集成层
├── tools/             # 工具系统
└── monitoring/        # 系统监控
```

### 各层职责

1. **服务器层** (`server/`)

   - 基于 FastAPI 的 RESTful API
   - 支持实时通信的 WebSocket
   - 静态文件服务和模板渲染

2. **管理器层** (`managers/`)

   - `CaptureManager`:管理所有上下文捕获源
   - `ProcessorManager`:协调上下文处理流水线
   - `ConsumptionManager`:处理上下文消费和生成
   - `EventManager`:事件驱动的系统协调

3. **上下文捕获层** (`context_capture/`)

   - 屏幕截图监控
   - 文档监控
   - 可扩展的捕获接口,支持未来的来源

4. **处理层** (`context_processing/`)

   - 文档分块策略
   - 实体提取和规范化
   - 上下文合并和去重
   - 多模态内容处理(文本、图像)

5. **存储层** (`storage/`)

   - 多后端支持(SQLite、ChromaDB)
   - 用于相似性搜索的向量存储
   - 统一的存储接口

6. **LLM 集成** (`llm/`)

   - 支持多个 LLM 提供商(OpenAI、豆包)
   - VLM(视觉-语言模型)集成
   - 嵌入生成服务

## 🚀 后端使用

### 安装

我们推荐使用 [uv](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/) 进行快速、可靠的包管理:

```bash
# 克隆仓库
git clone https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext.git
cd MineContext

# 安装 uv(如果尚未安装)
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

# 同步依赖(自动创建虚拟环境)
uv sync
```

### 配置

1. **基本配置** (`config/config.yaml`):

```yaml
server:
  host: 127.0.0.1
  port: 8765
  debug: false

embedding_model:
  provider: doubao # 选项:openai, doubao
  api_key: your-api-key
  model: doubao-embedding-vision-250615

vlm_model:
  provider: doubao # 选项:openai, doubao
  api_key: your-api-key
  model: doubao-seed-1-6-flash-250828

capture:
  enabled: true
  screenshot:
    enabled: true # 开启截图捕获
    capture_interval: 5 # 截图间隔(秒)
```

2. **提示模板** (`config/prompts_*.yaml`):
   - `prompts_en.yaml`:英文提示模板
   - `prompts_zh.yaml`:中文提示模板

### 运行服务器

```bash
# 使用默认配置启动
uv run opencontext start

# 使用自定义配置启动
uv run opencontext start --config /path/to/config.yaml

# 使用自定义端口启动
uv run opencontext start --port 1733
```

**可用选项:**

- `--config`:配置文件路径
- `--host`:主机地址(默认:配置文件中的值或 `localhost`)
- `--port`:端口号(默认:配置文件中的值或 `1733`)

**优先级**:命令行参数 > 配置文件 > 默认值

或者,你也可以手动激活虚拟环境:

```bash
source .venv/bin/activate  # Windows系统:.venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -e .
opencontext start --port 1733
```

# 💎 MineContext 与我的世界

MineContext 的命名,也体现了团队的巧思。既是“我的上下文”,更要“挖掘上下文”。它借鉴了 MineCraft(我的世界)的核心理念——开放、创造与探索。

如果说海量的 Context 是散落各处的“方块”,那么 MineContext 提供的就是一个让你能够自由搭建、组合、创造的“世界”。用户除了接收到主动推送的信息外,还能够基于收集到的海量 Context 和生成的高质量信息进行再创作。

# 🎯 目标用户

| 目标用户类别 | 具体角色/身份      | 核心需求/痛点                                |
| ------------ | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------- |
| 知识工作者   | 研究人员、分析师   | 浏览海量信息,提高信息处理和分析效率         |
| 内容创作者   | 作家、博主         | 渴求无尽灵感,优化内容创作工作流程           |
| 终身学习者   | 学生、研究者       | 建立系统化知识体系,高效管理和连接学习材料   |
| 项目经理     | 产品经理、项目经理 | 整合多源信息和数据,确保项目一致性和决策效率 |

# 🔌 上下文来源

我们将按照以下计划优先扩展上下文来源,热烈欢迎大家积极贡献代码。

- P0:数字生活和公共信息循环(PC 屏幕捕获和链接上传)
- P1:个人文本上下文循环(文件上传、文件跟踪)
- P2:AI 和常见办公上下文循环(MCP、会议记录)
- P3:高质量信息获取循环(DeepResearch 和 RSS)
- P4:个人深度上下文循环(微信、QQ 聊天数据获取、手机截图)
- P5:物理世界上下文循环(智能穿戴同步、智能眼镜同步)

| 上下文捕获能力   | 上下文来源       | 优先级 | 完成状态 |
| :--------------- | :--------------- | :----- | :------- |
| 屏幕截图         | 用户 PC 信息     | P0     | ✅       |
| 笔记编辑         | 应用内创作信息   | P0     | ✅       |
| 链接上传         | 互联网信息       | P0     |          |
| 文件上传         | 结构化文档       | P1     |          |
| 文件上传         | 非结构化文档     | P1     |          |
| 文件上传         | 图像             | P1     |          |
| 文件上传         | 音频             | P4     |          |
| 文件上传         | 视频             | P4     |          |
| 文件上传         | 代码             | P4     |          |
| 浏览器扩展       | AI 对话记录      | P2     |          |
| 浏览器扩展       | 提炼的互联网信息 | P5     |          |
| 会议记录         | 会议信息         | P2     |          |
| RSS              | 咨询信息         | P3     |          |
| Deep Research    | 高质量研究分析   | P3     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | 支付记录         | P4     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | 研究论文         | P3     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | 新闻             | P4     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | 电子邮件         | P4     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | Notion           | P2     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | Obsidian         | P2     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | Slack            | P4     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | Jira             | P4     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | Figma            | P2     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | Linear           | P4     |          |
| 应用 MCP/API     | Todoist          | P4     |          |
| 记忆库迁移导入   | 用户记忆         | P4     |          |
| 微信数据捕获     | 微信聊天历史     | P4     |          |
| QQ 数据捕获      | QQ 聊天历史      | P4     |          |
| 手机截图监控     | 用户移动端信息   | P4     |          |
| 智能眼镜数据同步 | 物理世界交互记录 | P5     |          |
| 智能手环数据同步 | 生理数据         | P5     |          |

# 🆚 与同类应用的比较

## MineContext vs ChatGPT Pulse

- 🖥️ 全面的数字世界上下文:
  MineContext 通过读取屏幕截图捕获您的整个数字工作流程,提供丰富的、可视化的日常活动和应用程序上下文。相比之下,ChatGPT Pulse 仅限于单个基于文本的对话上下文。
- 🔒 本地优先数据与隐私:
  您的数据完全在本地设备上处理和存储,确保完全的隐私和安全,无需依赖云服务器。ChatGPT Pulse 要求数据发送到并存储在 OpenAI 的服务器上。
- 🚀 更加多样化的主动推送:
  MineContext 提供更广泛的智能自动生成内容——包括每日摘要、可操作的待办事项和活动报告——而不仅仅是简单的提示。ChatGPT Pulse 仅在每天早上提供 5-10 个提示。
- 🔧 开源可定制:
  作为一个开源项目,MineContext 允许开发人员自由检查、修改和构建代码库,实现完全定制。ChatGPT Pulse 是一个封闭的专有产品,无法修改。
- 💰 经济实惠的 API 使用:
  MineContext 通过允许您使用自己的 API 密钥,避免了每月 200 美元的昂贵 Pro 订阅费用,让您完全控制支出。ChatGPT Pulse 的高级功能被锁定在其昂贵的高级订阅后面。

## MineContext vs Dayflow

- 💡 更丰富、更主动的洞察:
  MineContext 提供更多样化的自动智能内容——包括简明摘要、可操作的待办事项和上下文提示——超越基本的活动跟踪。DayFlow 仅记录用户活动。
- 🧠 上下文感知的问答与创作:
  MineContext 允许您基于捕获的上下文提问和生成新内容,解锁更广泛的应用场景,如内容起草和项目规划。DayFlow 仅限于被动的活动记录和回顾。
- ✨ 更优质的活动生成与体验:
  MineContext 生成的活动记录更加清晰和详细,具有更直观和交互式的仪表板,提供无缝的用户体验。DayFlow 的活动日志更基本,交互性有限。

# 👥 社区

## 社区与支持

- [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/volcengine/MineContext/issues):使用 MineContext 时遇到的错误和问题。
- [邮件支持](mailto:minecontext@bytedance.com):关于使用 MineContext 的反馈和问题。
- <a href="https://bytedance.larkoffice.com/wiki/Hg6VwrxnTiXtWUkgHexcFTqrnpg">微信群</a>:讨论 MineContext 使用并分享最新 AI 技术。

# Star History

[![Star History Chart](https://api.star-history.com/svg?repos=volcengine/MineContext&type=Timeline)](https://www.star-history.com/#volcengine/MineContext&Timeline)

# 📃 许可证

本仓库在 Apache 2.0 许可证下发布。

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## /SECURITY.md

## Security and privacy

If you discover potential security issues in the project, or believe you may have found a security issue, please notify the ByteDance security team through our [security center](https://security.bytedance.com/src/) or [vulnerability reporting email](mailto:src@bytedance.com). Please do not create public GitHub Issues.

We will assess the vulnerability based on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS 3.1). The security team will keep you updated on key progress and may request further information or guidance from you. You are welcome to contact us via the email or website mentioned above to ask questions or discuss disclosure matters.

To protect the security of our customers, ByteDance requests that you do not publish or share information regarding the vulnerability in any public forum, nor publish or share data involving users, until the vulnerability has been remediated and our users have been notified. Please understand that the time required for remediation depends on the severity of the vulnerability and the scope of the impact.

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## /build.bat

```bat path="/build.bat" 
@echo off
REM OpenContext Build Script for Windows
REM Packages the project into a single executable using PyInstaller.

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

echo === OpenContext Build Script ===
echo.

REM 1. Dependency Check
echo --^> Checking for python...
where py >nul 2>&1
if %errorlevel% equ 0 (
    set PYTHON_CMD=py
) else (
    where python >nul 2>&1
    if errorlevel 1 (
        echo Error: python is not found. Please install Python 3.
        exit /b 1
    )
    set PYTHON_CMD=python
)
%PYTHON_CMD% --version

set USE_UV=false

REM 2. Check for uv and install dependencies
where uv >nul 2>&1
if %errorlevel% equ 0 (
    echo --^> Using uv to install dependencies...
    uv sync
    if errorlevel 1 (
        echo Error: uv sync failed.
        exit /b 1
    )
    set USE_UV=true
) else (
    echo --^> uv not found, using pip to install from pyproject.toml...
    %PYTHON_CMD% -m pip install -e .
    if errorlevel 1 (
        echo Error: pip install failed.
        exit /b 1
    )
)

REM 3. Install PyInstaller if not present
if "!USE_UV!"=="true" (
    REM Use uv run to ensure detection within the uv-managed virtual environment
    uv run python -c "import PyInstaller" >nul 2>&1
    if errorlevel 1 (
        echo --^> PyInstaller not found ^(uv env^). Installing...
        uv pip install pyinstaller
        if errorlevel 1 (
            echo Error: Failed to install PyInstaller with uv.
            exit /b 1
        )
    )
) else (
    %PYTHON_CMD% -c "import PyInstaller" >nul 2>&1
    if errorlevel 1 (
        echo --^> PyInstaller not found. Installing...
        %PYTHON_CMD% -m pip install pyinstaller
        if errorlevel 1 (
            echo Error: Failed to install PyInstaller with pip.
            exit /b 1
        )
    )
)

REM 4. Clean up previous builds
echo --^> Cleaning up previous build directories...
if exist dist rmdir /s /q dist
if exist build rmdir /s /q build

REM 5. Run PyInstaller build
echo --^> Starting application build with PyInstaller...
if "!USE_UV!"=="true" (
    uv run pyinstaller --clean --noconfirm --log-level INFO opencontext.spec
) else (
    pyinstaller --clean --noconfirm --log-level INFO opencontext.spec
)

if errorlevel 1 (
    echo Error: PyInstaller build failed.
    exit /b 1
)

REM 6. Verify build and package
echo --^> Verifying build output...
set EXECUTABLE_NAME=main
set ONEDIR_EXE=dist\%EXECUTABLE_NAME%\%EXECUTABLE_NAME%.exe
set BUILT_EXECUTABLE=

if exist "%ONEDIR_EXE%" (
    set BUILT_EXECUTABLE=%ONEDIR_EXE%
)

if not "!BUILT_EXECUTABLE!"=="" (
    echo Build successful!
    echo.

    echo --^> Executable is available in the 'dist\' directory.
    dir dist
    echo.

    REM Copy config directory
    if exist "config" (
        echo --^> Copying 'config' directory to 'dist\'...
        xcopy /E /I /Y config dist\config >nul
        echo Config directory copied.
        echo.
    ) else (
        echo Warning: 'config' directory not found.
        echo.
    )

    echo Build complete!
    echo.
    echo To run:
    if exist "%ONEDIR_EXE%" (
        echo   cd dist\main ^&^& main.exe start
    ) else (
        echo   cd dist ^&^& main.exe start
    )
    echo.
    echo Options: --port 9000 ^| --host 0.0.0.0 ^| --config config\config.yaml
    echo.
) else (
    echo Error: Build failed. Check the PyInstaller logs above for errors.
    exit /b 1
)

endlocal

```

## /build.sh

```sh path="/build.sh" 
#!/bin/bash

# OpenContext Build Script
# Packages the project into a single executable using PyInstaller.

set -e

echo "=== OpenContext Build Script ==="

# 1. Dependency Check
echo "--> Checking for python3..."
if ! command -v python3 &> /dev/null; then
    echo "❌ Error: python3 is not found. Please install Python 3."
    exit 1
fi

USE_UV=false
# 2. Check for uv and install dependencies
if command -v uv &> /dev/null; then
    echo "--> Using uv to install dependencies..."
    uv sync
    USE_UV=true
else
    echo "--> uv not found, using pip to install from pyproject.toml..."
    python3 -m pip install -e .
fi

# 3. Install PyInstaller if not present
if [ "$USE_UV" = true ]; then
    # Use uv run to ensure detection within the uv-managed virtual environment
    if ! uv run python -c "import PyInstaller" 2>/dev/null; then
        echo "--> PyInstaller not found (uv env). Installing..."
        uv pip install pyinstaller
    fi
else
    if ! python3 -c "import PyInstaller" 2>/dev/null; then
        echo "--> PyInstaller not found. Installing..."
        python3 -m pip install pyinstaller
    fi
fi

# 4. Clean up previous builds
echo "--> Cleaning up previous build directories..."
rm -rf dist/ build/

# 5. Run PyInstaller build
echo "--> Starting application build with PyInstaller..."
if [ "$USE_UV" = true ]; then
    uv run pyinstaller --clean --noconfirm --log-level INFO opencontext.spec
else
    pyinstaller --clean --noconfirm --log-level INFO opencontext.spec
fi

# 6. Verify build and package
echo "--> Verifying build output..."
EXECUTABLE_NAME="main" # As defined in the original script
ONEDIR_EXECUTABLE="dist/$EXECUTABLE_NAME/$EXECUTABLE_NAME"
ONEDIR_EXECUTABLE_WIN="dist/$EXECUTABLE_NAME/$EXECUTABLE_NAME.exe"

if [ -f "$ONEDIR_EXECUTABLE" ]; then
    BUILT_EXECUTABLE="$ONEDIR_EXECUTABLE"
elif [ -f "$ONEDIR_EXECUTABLE_WIN" ]; then
    BUILT_EXECUTABLE="$ONEDIR_EXECUTABLE_WIN"
else
    BUILT_EXECUTABLE=""
fi

if [ -n "$BUILT_EXECUTABLE" ]; then
    echo "✅ Build successful!"

    # Ad-hoc sign for macOS to avoid Gatekeeper issues
    if [[ "$OSTYPE" == "darwin"* ]] && [ -f "$BUILT_EXECUTABLE" ]; then
        echo "--> Performing ad-hoc sign for macOS executable..."
        codesign -s - --force --all-architectures --timestamp=none --deep "$BUILT_EXECUTABLE" 2>/dev/null || {
            echo "⚠️ Warning: Ad-hoc signing failed. The app might still run, but you may see security warnings."
        }
    fi

    echo "--> Executable is available in the 'dist/' directory."
    ls -la dist/

    # Copy config directory
    if [ -d "config" ]; then
        echo "--> Copying 'config' directory to 'dist/'..."
        cp -r config dist/
        echo "✅ Config directory copied."
    else
        echo "⚠️ Warning: 'config' directory not found."
    fi

    echo
    echo "✅ Build complete!"
    echo
    echo "To run:"
    if [ -f "$ONEDIR_EXECUTABLE" ]; then
        echo "  cd dist/main && ./main start"
    else
        echo "  cd dist/main && main.exe start"
    fi
    echo
    echo "Options: --port 9000 | --host 0.0.0.0 | --config config/config.yaml"
    echo
else
    echo "❌ Build failed. Check the PyInstaller logs above for errors."
    exit 1
fi

```

## /config/config.yaml

```yaml path="/config/config.yaml" 
# Copyright (c) 2025 Beijing Volcano Engine Technology Co., Ltd.
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#
# OpenContext Configuration File

# General switch
enabled: true

# Logging configuration
logging:
  level: DEBUG # Options: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL
  log_path: "${CONTEXT_PATH:.}/logs/opencontext.log" # Log file path

user_setting_path: "${CONTEXT_PATH:.}/config/user_setting.yaml"

# 文档处理配置
document_processing:
  enabled: true
  batch_size: 3        # Number of images processed by VLM at once (recommended 2-5)
  max_image_size: 1024 # Maximum image size (pixels), larger sizes increase accuracy but also API costs
  dpi: 200             # DPI for converting PDF to images (recommended 150-300)

  # Page-by-page detection configuration (to optimize VLM usage)
  text_threshold_per_page: 50 # Scanned document threshold: pages with fewer characters than this value are considered scanned documents (requires VLM)

vlm_model:
  base_url: "${LLM_BASE_URL}"
  api_key: "${LLM_API_KEY}"
  model: "${LLM_MODEL}"
  provider: ""

embedding_model:
  base_url: "${EMBEDDING_BASE_URL}"
  api_key: "${EMBEDDING_API_KEY}"
  model: "${EMBEDDING_MODEL}"
  provider: ""
  output_dim: 2048

# Context capture module
capture:
  enabled: true
  # Screenshot capture
  screenshot:
    enabled: false
    capture_interval: 5 # Screenshot interval (seconds)
    storage_path: "${CONTEXT_PATH:.}/screenshots" # Screenshot save directory

  # Folder monitoring
  folder_monitor:
    enabled: false
    monitor_interval: 30 # Monitor interval (seconds)
    watch_folder_paths:
      - "${CONTEXT_PATH:.}/persist/Documents"

    recursive: true
    max_file_size: 104857600 # Maximum file size to process (bytes), default: 100MB
    initial_scan: true

  # File monitoring
  file_monitor:
    enabled: false
    recursive: true
    initial_scan: true
    monitor_paths: "./doc"
    capture_interval: 30 # File monitoring interval (seconds)
    ignore_patterns:
      - "**/node_modules/**"
      - "**/.git/**"

  # Vaults document monitoring
  vault_document_monitor:
    enabled: false
    monitor_interval: 30 # Monitoring interval (seconds)
    initial_scan: true # Whether to perform an initial scan

# Context processing module
processing:
  enabled: true
  # Document processor configuration
  document_processor:
    enabled: true
    batch_size: 5
    batch_timeout: 30
  screenshot_processor:
    enabled: true
    dedup_cache_size: 30
    similarity_hash_threshold: 7
    batch_size: 20 # Increase batch size to improve throughput
    batch_timeout: 10 # Reduce timeout to improve response speed
    max_image_size: 1920 # Limit image size to reduce memory usage
    resize_quality: 85 # Balance quality and performance
    enabled_delete: true
    max_raw_properties: 5

  # Context merger configuration
  context_merger:
    enabled: false
    # Basic configuration
    similarity_threshold: 0.90
    associative_similarity_threshold: 0.6

    # Intelligent merging configuration
    use_intelligent_merging: true # Enable intelligent strategy merging
    enable_memory_management: true # Enable memory management
    cleanup_interval_hours: 24 # Cleanup check interval

    # Cross-type association configuration
    enable_cross_type_processing: true # Enable cross-type processing
    conversion_confidence_threshold: 0.8 # Conversion confidence threshold
    max_conversions_per_session: 10 # Maximum conversions per session

    # Type-specific configuration
    # Profile type configuration
    ENTITY_CONTEXT_similarity_threshold: 0.85
    ENTITY_CONTEXT_retention_days: 365
    ENTITY_CONTEXT_max_merge_count: 5

    # Activity type configuration
    activity_context_similarity_threshold: 0.80
    activity_context_retention_days: 90
    activity_context_max_merge_count: 3
    activity_context_time_window_hours: 24

    # Intent type configuration
    intent_context_similarity_threshold: 0.75
    intent_context_retention_days: 180
    intent_context_max_merge_count: 4

    # Semantic type configuration
    semantic_context_similarity_threshold: 0.72
    semantic_context_retention_days: 180
    semantic_context_max_merge_count: 6

    # Procedural type configuration
    procedural_context_similarity_threshold: 0.75
    procedural_context_retention_days: 120
    procedural_context_max_merge_count: 4

    # State type configuration
    state_context_similarity_threshold: 0.70
    state_context_retention_days: 7
    state_context_max_merge_count: 10
    state_context_time_window_minutes: 30

# Context storage module
storage:
  enabled: true
  backends:
    # Vector database configuration - Choose either ChromaDB or Qdrant
    # ChromaDB (default)
    - name: "default_vector"
      storage_type: "vector_db"
      backend: "chromadb"
      config:
        mode: "local" # Options: "local", "server"
        path: "${CONTEXT_PATH:.}/persist/chromadb"
        collection_prefix: "opencontext"

    # Qdrant (alternative vector database)
    # Uncomment to use Qdrant instead of ChromaDB:
    # - name: "default_vector"
    #   storage_type: "vector_db"
    #   backend: "qdrant"
    #   config:
    #     # Vector size MUST match your embedding model's output dimension
    #     vector_size: 1536 # Set this to match embedding_model.output_dim above (line 37)
    #
    #     # Local mode (uses file-based storage):
    #     path: "${CONTEXT_PATH:.}/persist/qdrant"
    #
    #     # Server mode (comment out 'path' above and uncomment the settings below):
    #     # host: "localhost"
    #     # port: 6333
    #     # https: false
    #     # api_key: "${QDRANT_API_KEY}"  # Optional: API key for authentication

    - name: "document_store"
      storage_type: "document_db"
      backend: "sqlite"
      config:
        path: "${CONTEXT_PATH:.}/persist/sqlite/app.db"

# Context consumption module
consumption:
  enabled: true

# web server
web:
  host: "127.0.0.1"
  port: 1733

# API authentication configuration
api_auth:
  enabled: false # Enable authentication in production environment for security
  api_keys:
    - "${CONTEXT_API_KEY:test}"
  excluded_paths:
    - "/health"
    - "/api/health"
    - "/api/auth/status"
    - "/"
    - "/static/*"
    - "/contexts"
    - "/vector_search"
    - "/debug"
    - "/chat"
    - "/advanced_chat"
    - "/monitoring"
    - "/assistant"
    - "/vaults"

# Prompts configuration
prompts:
  language: "zh"

# Content generation service configuration
content_generation:
  # Debug configuration
  debug:
    enabled: false # Enable debug mode to save generation messages and responses
    output_path: "${CONTEXT_PATH:.}/debug/generation" # Debug output directory

  # Task configurations
  activity:
    enabled: true
    interval: 900 # Seconds, minimum 600 (10 minutes), recommended 900-1800 (15-30 minutes)

  tips:
    enabled: true
    interval: 3600 # Seconds, minimum 1800 (30 minutes), recommended 3600-7200 (1-2 hours)

  todos:
    enabled: true
    interval: 1800 # Seconds, minimum 1800 (30 minutes), recommended 1800-3600 (30-60 minutes)

  report:
    enabled: true
    time: "08:00" # Daily report generation time (HH:MM)

tools:
  # Operation tools configuration
  operation_tools:
    web_search_tool:
      enabled: true
      web_search:
        engine: duckduckgo
        max_results: 5
        timeout: 10

# Intelligent completion service configuration
completion:
  enabled: true

```

## /config/prompts_en.yaml

```yaml path="/config/prompts_en.yaml" 
# Copyright (c) 2025 Beijing Volcano Engine Technology Co., Ltd.
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#
# OpenContext Prompt Configuration

chat_workflow:
  intent_analysis:
    system: |
      You are the query understanding and optimization module of the OpenContext intelligent context management system. OpenContext is a comprehensive knowledge and memory management platform for managing and utilizing context information for users (current_user).

      ## System Architecture and Your Role
      OpenContext is a comprehensive knowledge and memory management platform with 4 core workflow nodes:
      - **Intent Node (You)**: Understand intent, optimize queries, provide clear task descriptions for subsequent modules
      - **Context Node**: Call retrieval tools to collect relevant context information based on your analysis
      - **Executor Node**: Execute specific tasks (answer/edit/generate) based on collected context
      - **Reflection Node**: Evaluate result quality and provide improvement suggestions

      ## Core Tasks
      Your responsibility is to accurately understand user intent and optimize query expressions:

      1. **Intent Understanding**: Identify the user's true needs and goals
      2. **Query Optimization**:
         - Eliminate ambiguity, clarify references
         - Supplement implicit context information
         - Standardize entity and concept expressions
         - Clarify time ranges and scope constraints
         - Identify key elements in queries (entities, time, relationships, etc.)
      3. **Information Enhancement**: Use available entity tools and context to improve query accuracy

      ## Optimization Principles
      - Keep the user's original intent unchanged
      - Add necessary clarity and completeness
      - Facilitate subsequent Context node understanding and processing
      - Provide sufficient clues for Context node to select appropriate retrieval tools

      Please directly output the optimized query expression, allowing subsequent nodes to understand and process user needs more accurately.
    user: |
      Please optimize the following user query:

      Original query: "{query}"
      Current time: {current_time}
      Chat history: {chat_history}
      Entity information: {enhancement_results}
      Selected content: {selected_content}
      Document ID: {document_id}

      Please directly output the optimized query expression. Do not add any explanations or comments, just output the optimized query.

  # New: Query classification phase
  query_classification:
    system: |
      You are the query classifier of the OpenContext intelligent context management system. OpenContext is a comprehensive knowledge and memory management platform for managing and utilizing context information for users (current_user).

      ## System Core Capabilities
      OpenContext is a comprehensive knowledge and memory management platform with the following core capabilities:
      - **Information Collection**: Continuously capture and record various activities, documents, interaction information
      - **Knowledge Storage**: Structured storage of historical data, documents, entity relationships, etc.
      - **Intelligent Retrieval**: Support multi-dimensional retrieval such as temporal queries, entity associations, semantic search
      - **Content Processing**: Multiple content operation capabilities including analysis, summarization, editing, generation

      ## Query Classification Rules
      Based on user intent and system capabilities, classify queries into the following two categories:

      1. **simple_chat** - Simple social interaction:
         Definition: Daily communication that does not require access to system knowledge base or historical data
         Features: Greetings, thanks, small talk, emotional expressions
         Criteria: Query does not involve specific information retrieval or content processing needs

      2. **qa_analysis** - Information retrieval and analysis:
         Definition: Requires retrieving information from system-stored knowledge base, historical records, or documents to answer
         Features:
         - Inquiring about historical activities or states (involving time words: today, yesterday, this week, recently, etc.)
         - Requesting information summary or analysis (involving subjects: I, my, we, etc.)
         - Questions based on existing data
         - Querying information in system memory
         Criteria: Query suggests need to access information already stored in the system

      ## Classification Decision Flow
      1. Determine if it involves historically stored data/memory in the system � qa_analysis
      2. Determine if it is simple social interaction � simple_chat
      ## Pattern Recognition Guidance
      - **Time pattern**: Containing time words usually points to qa_analysis
      - **Subject pattern**: First-person queries (I, my) usually involve personal historical data
      - **Action pattern**: Distinguishing query verbs vs operation verbs
      Please directly return the classification result, just return 'simple_chat' or 'qa_analysis', nothing else.
    user: |
      User query: {query}

      Chat history context:
      {chat_history}

  # New: Social interaction handling
  social_interaction:
    system: |
      You are a friendly assistant who excels at social interaction. Please generate brief, friendly replies for social interactions.

      Reply according to the user's language (Chinese/English), maintaining a friendly and natural tone.
    user: |
      {query}

  executor:
    generate:
      system: |
        You are a content generation assistant. Generate accurate, structured content based on user needs and context.
      user: |
        User query: {query}
        Optimized query: {enhanced_query}
        Collected context: {collected_contexts}
        Chat history: {chat_history}
        Current document: {current_document}
        Selected content: {selected_content}

    # Edit and rewrite tasks
    edit:
      system: |
        You are a professional content editing expert. Your task is to optimize and rewrite content with the following requirements:
        1. Keep all original facts and core information unchanged
        2. Optimize expression to make it clearer and smoother
        3. Improve text structure and logic
        4. Correct grammatical errors and typos
        5. Do not introduce new facts or information
        6. Maintain the core viewpoints and positions of the original text
      user: |
        User query: {query}
        Optimized query: {enhanced_query}
        Collected context: {collected_contexts}
        Chat history: {chat_history}
        Current document: {current_document}
        Selected content: {selected_content}

    # Answer tasks (including Q&A, summarization, analysis)
    answer:
      system: |
        You are the executor node of the OpenContext intelligent context management system, responsible for answering user questions based on collected context information. OpenContext is a comprehensive knowledge and memory management platform for managing and utilizing context information for users (current_user).

        ## Workflow Positioning
        - **Upstream Processing**:
          " Intent node: Has analyzed intent, determined query type as qa_analysis
          " Context node: Has collected relevant context information
        - **Current Task**: Accurately answer user questions based on context
        - **Downstream Evaluation**: Reflection node will evaluate your answer quality

        ## Context Information Source Description
        The context information you receive may include:
        - **Timeline Data**: User's historical activity records, organized by time
        - **Screenshot Analysis**: Information extracted from user desktop activities
        - **Document Content**: Summary or full content of relevant documents
        - **Entity Relationships**: Associated information such as people, projects
        - **Project Information**: Project lifecycle phase data
        - **Collaboration Records**: Team collaboration and interaction history

        ## Core Information Usage Principles (Important)

        ### 1. Information Priority Strategy
        - **Context Priority**: Retrieved context information is always the primary basis for answering
        - **Model Knowledge Supplement**: When context information is incomplete or background knowledge is needed, you can use your built-in knowledge for reasonable supplementation and explanation
        - **Conflict Resolution Principle**: When context information conflicts with your knowledge, **context information must take precedence**

        ### 2. Information Source Transparency
        When answering, distinguish information sources:
        - **Based on Context**: Clearly mark "according to retrieved information", "from records can be seen", etc.
        - **Based on Reasoning**: When using your own knowledge for supplementation, use expressions like "generally speaking", "in general", etc.
        - **Comprehensive Analysis**: When combining context and knowledge, clearly explain what is fact and what is inference

        ### 3. Information Utilization Details
        - **Full Utilization**: Maximize use of all provided context information
        - **Information Integration**: Reasonably reason and synthesize multi-source information
        - **Credibility Assessment**: Identify the credibility and relevance of information
        - **Timeliness Consideration**: Note the temporal validity of information
        - **Knowledge Enhancement**: Enrich answer depth and breadth with background knowledge without violating context facts

        ## Task Execution Strategy

        ### Answer Strategy Classification
        1. **Direct Answer** (when context information is sufficient and clear)
           - Provide accurate answers based on context facts
           - Cite specific context sources
           - Can use general knowledge to explain technical terms or provide background
           - Keep concise and clear

        2. **Comprehensive Analysis** (when in-depth analysis is needed)
           - Provide in-depth analysis based on context
           - Identify patterns and trends (based on facts)
           - Combine domain knowledge to give reasonable inferences and suggestions
           - Clearly distinguish "data shows" from "analysis suggestions"

        3. **Partial Answer** (when context information is incomplete)
           - Answer determinable parts based on available context
           - Supplement common sense background with general knowledge
           - Honestly explain what information is missing
           - Can provide reference suggestions based on general experience

        4. **Acknowledge Limitations** (when information is severely insufficient)
           - Honestly explain information deficiencies
           - Avoid answers based on speculation
           - Suggest directions for obtaining more information

        ### Quality Control Standards
        - **Accuracy**: Ensure context facts are accurate, avoid misinterpretation or fabrication
        - **Relevance**: Stay closely focused on user questions, avoid going off-topic
        - **Completeness**: Answer as comprehensively as possible, not missing important information
        - **Logic**: Maintain logical coherence, clear argumentation
        - **Appropriateness**: Control appropriate level of detail, neither too brief nor too verbose
        - **Source Clarity**: Clearly distinguish context facts from knowledge supplementation

        ## Special Case Handling
        - **Time Queries**: For "what did I do today/this week" queries, prioritize timeline data
        - **Personal Queries**: For "my" related queries, focus on personal relevant context
        - **Project Queries**: Integrate project lifecycle phase information
        - **Collaboration Queries**: Highlight team interaction and collaboration patterns
        - **Concept Explanation**: When context contains technical terms, can use general knowledge to provide explanation
        - **Trend Prediction**: When analyzing trends based on context data, can combine domain knowledge but must clearly mark
        Based on collected context information, provide accurate, comprehensive, and valuable answers.
      user: |
        User query: {query}
        Optimized query: {enhanced_query}
        Collected context: {collected_contexts}
        Chat history: {chat_history}
        Current document: {current_document}
        Selected content: {selected_content}

  context_collection:
    tool_analysis:
      system: |
        You are the context collection node of the OpenContext intelligent context management system, responsible for intelligently selecting and calling retrieval tools. OpenContext is a comprehensive knowledge and memory management platform for managing and utilizing context information for users (current_user).

        ## System Architecture and Your Role
        - **Upstream Node**: Intent node has analyzed user intent and optimized query
        - **Current Responsibility**: Select and call appropriate retrieval tools to obtain relevant context information
        - **Downstream Node**: Executor node will execute specific tasks based on the context you collect

        ## Core Tasks
        Your responsibility is to intelligently plan tool calls based on **information gap analysis**:

        1. **Information Gap Identification**:
           - Analyze what information is needed to answer the user's question
           - Compare existing context, identify what information is still missing
           - Clarify the specific content and dimensions of information gaps

        2. **Targeted Tool Planning**:
           - **Query Content**: Decide what to query based on information gaps (rather than simply repeating user query)
           - **Tool Selection**: Select the most suitable tool based on gap type
           - **Parameter Design**: Design precise query parameters for each tool
           - **Concurrent Calling**: The same tool can be called multiple times with different parameters

        3. **Conversation History Awareness**:
           - You can see all conversations from previous rounds (tool calls and validation results)
           - Avoid repeating tool combinations that have been tried and were ineffective
           - Adjust query strategy based on previous feedback

        ## Gap Analysis Framework

        ### What information is needed to answer the question?
        Analyze the information requirements of the user's question:
        - Time information: Need data for a specific time period?
        - Entity information: Need to understand the background of a person/project/organization?
        - Activity information: Need to find certain types of activity or behavior records?
        - Relationship information: Need to understand associations between entities?
        - Document information: Need to retrieve document content on specific topics?
        - Knowledge information: Need to retrieve knowledge in specific domains?

        ### What does the existing context provide?
        Evaluate the coverage of existing information:
        - What dimensions of information are already available
        - The time range and topic range of this information
        - The completeness and credibility of information

        ### What is the information gap?
        Clarify what information still needs to be supplemented:
        - What key facts are missing
        - What kind of supplementary evidence is needed
        - From what angle should queries be made

        ## Tool Calling Strategy

        ### Concurrent Calling Requirements (Core)
        - **Must call 3-5 tools per round**: Call multiple tools concurrently at once, collecting information from different dimensions
        - **Same tool can be called multiple times**: Use different parameters to query from different angles
        - **Avoid conservative strategy**: Don't just call 1 tool, fully utilize concurrent capability
        - **Tool combination use**: Prioritize using different types of tools complementarily (e.g., text_search + filter_context + entity_profile + web_search)

        ### Query Parameter Design
        - **Based on information gap**: Analyze what information is needed, design query parameters in a targeted manner, rather than directly using the user's original query
        - **Multi-angle coverage**: For the same information need, query from different keywords and different context_type
        - **Parameter diversification**: Same tool with different parameters (different keywords, different time ranges, different context_type)

        ### Strategy Adjustment
        - **Use conversation history**: Review tool call results and validation feedback from previous rounds
        - **Avoid repetition**: Don't repeatedly call the same tool with the same parameters
        - **Dynamic adjustment**: If a tool/parameter is ineffective, try other tools or adjust parameters in the next round
        - **Direct execution**: After analysis is complete, directly call tools, don't just return analysis text
      user: |
        **System Information**:
        - Current date: {current_date}
        - Current timestamp: {current_timestamp}
        **User Question**: {original_query}
        **Enhanced Query**: {enhanced_query}
        **Question Type**: {query_type}

        **Existing Context Situation**:
        {context_summary}


        ## Your Analysis Task

        1. **Identify information gap**: What information is still needed to answer this question? What is missing from the existing context?
        2. **Plan tool calls**: For each gap, what tool should be called and with what parameters?
        3. **Direct execution**: After completing analysis, directly call tools, don't just return analysis text

        **Note**: You can see conversation history from previous rounds, please avoid repeating ineffective calls. The same tool can be called multiple times with different parameters.

    # Tool result validation and filtering
    tool_result_validation:
      system: |
        You are the tool result filtering expert of the OpenContext intelligent context management system. Your task is simple: filter results that are relevant to the user's question from tool-returned results.

        ## Relevance Judgment Criteria
        - **High relevance**: Directly contains information needed to answer the question
        - **Medium relevance**: Contains some useful information, helpful for answering
        - **Low relevance**: Related to the question but not very useful
        - **Not relevant**: Completely unrelated information

        **Only keep high and medium relevance results**

        ## Output Format (Strictly Follow)
        Must strictly output in the following JSON format:
        \`\`\`json
        {
          "relevant_result_ids": ["result_id_1", "result_id_2", "result_id_3"]
        }
        \`\`\`

        **Important Requirements**:
        - Field name must be `relevant_result_ids` (not relevant_results)
        - Value must be a string array, containing only result_id values
        - Do not add other fields
        - If all results are not relevant, return empty array: `{"relevant_result_ids": []}`
      user: |
        Please filter results that are relevant to the user's question from the following tool results.

        **User Question**: {original_query}
        **Enhanced Query**: {enhanced_query}

        **Tool Results**:
        {tool_results}
        \`\`\`

    sufficiency_evaluation:
      system: |
        You are a context sufficiency evaluation assistant. Your task is to evaluate whether the currently collected context information is sufficient to answer the user's question.

        ## Evaluation Scenarios
        You will be called in two scenarios:
        1. **Pre-iteration Evaluation**: Before starting tool calls, evaluate whether existing context (such as document context) is sufficient
        2. **Post-iteration Evaluation**: After each round of tool calls, evaluate whether the supplemented information makes the context sufficient

        ## Evaluation Standards

        ### SUFFICIENT
        Return when the following conditions are met:
        - Existing information directly contains key facts needed to answer the question
        - Information is complete, specific, and credible
        - No additional information is needed to give a satisfactory answer
        - Even if more information is supplemented, it won't significantly improve answer quality

        ### PARTIAL
        Return when the following conditions are met:
        - Have some relevant information, but not comprehensive or specific enough
        - Can give a preliminary answer, but lack key details or evidence
        - Supplementing more information will significantly improve answer quality
        - Information's time range and coverage have obvious gaps

        ### INSUFFICIENT
        Return when the following conditions are met:
        - Almost no relevant information
        - Existing information has very low relevance to the question
        - Cannot give a meaningful answer based on existing information
        - Obviously missing core information dimensions

        ## Output Requirements
        **Only return evaluation result**: SUFFICIENT, PARTIAL, or INSUFFICIENT
        **Do not** add any explanations, punctuation, or other text
      user: |
        Please evaluate whether the following context information is sufficient to answer the user's question:

        **User Question**: {original_query}
        **Enhanced Query**: {enhanced_query}
        **Context Count**: {context_count} items

        **Context Details**:
        {context_summary}

        Please evaluate whether this information is sufficient to answer the user's question, only return: SUFFICIENT, PARTIAL, or INSUFFICIENT

    context_filter:
      system: |
        You are a professional information filtering assistant who can accurately judge the relevance of context information to user questions.
      user: |
        User question: {query}

        The following is a list of collected contexts:
        {context_list}

        Please analyze the relevance of each context to answering the user's question, and return a list of context IDs that are useful for answering the user's question.
        Only return the list of relevant context IDs, format: ["id1", "id2", "id3"]
        If all contexts are not relevant, return empty list: []

processing:
  extraction:
    screenshot_contextual_batch:
      system: |
          You are an expert in analyzing current_user's screenshots, responsible for deeply understanding the desktop screenshot content of current_user, generating comprehensive and detailed natural language descriptions, and merging them with historical context. Current_user is the photographer of the screenshots and the interface operator.

          ## Core Principles
          1. **Deep Understanding**: Not only identify visible content, but also understand behavioral intent and contextual meaning
          2. **Natural Description**: Describe "who is doing what" in natural language, not simply excerpt text
          3. **Subject Identification**: Accurately identify user identity, uniformly expressed as "current_user"
          4. **Behavior Inference**: Infer specific user behaviors and goals based on interface state
          5. **Intelligent Merging**: Actively seek similar activities for MERGE, avoid information fragmentation
          6. **Background Enhancement**: Use available tools to obtain relevant background information to enrich description
          7. **Comprehensive Extraction**: Maximize extraction and retention of all valuable information in screenshots
          8. **Knowledge Preservation**: Ensure generated content can serve as high-quality memory context
          9. **Cross-screenshot Association**: Understand continuity and associations of multiple screenshots based on historical context
          10. **Activity Coherence**: Identify complete activity sequences spanning multiple screenshots, forming coherent behavioral trajectories
          11. **Identify Activity First, Then Classify Type**: First understand the overall activity in screenshots, default to generating activity_context, only generate other context_type when clearly meeting other type definitions
          12. **Type and Style Matching**: Different context_type must use corresponding description styles, avoid using activity style to describe state/procedural/semantic

          ## Output Format
          Strictly output JSON object, no explanatory text:
          \`\`\`json
          {{
            "items": [
              {{
                "decision": "NEW | MERGE",
                "history_id": "string | null",
                "screen_ids": [1, 2, 3],
                "analysis": {{
                  "context_type": " activity_context | intent_context | semantic_context | procedural_context | state_context",
                  "title": "string",
                  "summary": "string",
                  "keywords": ["string"],
                  "importance": 0-10,
                  "confidence": 0-10,
                  "event_time": "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS+08:00 | null (Must be valid ISO 8601 time format, e.g.: 2025-09-09T15:30:00+08:00)"
                }}
              }}
            ]
          }}
          \`\`\`
          Note: Different topics under the same context_type must generate separate items, do not mix unrelated content.

          ## context_type Recognition Key Principles

          ### Default Priority Principle (Must Follow Extraction Strategy)
          **Basic Requirement**: When seeing screenshots of user operating interfaces, must first generate **activity_context** (record what user is doing)

          **Active Extraction Strategy**: On the basis of activity_context, **proactively identify and extract** other types of information contained in screenshots:
          - **semantic_context**: When screenshots contain product introductions, technical documents, configuration specifications, architecture descriptions and other knowledge content, **must extract**
          - **state_context**: When screenshots show task boards, progress panels, status lists, statistical data, **must extract**
          - **procedural_context**: When reusable operation processes can be learned from screenshot sequences, **should extract**
          - **intent_context**: When screenshots clearly show future plans, todo items, **should extract**

          **Key Concept**: One activity can simultaneously produce multiple types of context!
          - Example: Viewing product introduction page → activity_context (user viewing behavior) + semantic_context (product knowledge content)
          - Example: Viewing task board → activity_context (user viewing behavior) + state_context (task status information)
          - Example: Configure and start service → activity_context (user operation behavior) + procedural_context (operation process)

          ### Style Matching Principle (Important)
          **Generate which type, must use corresponding description style for that type**:
          - ✅ activity_context: "current_user viewing...", "current_user configuring..."
          - ✅ state_context: "Project progress shows...", "System status is..."
          - ✅ procedural_context: "Step 1:...; Step 2:...; Step 3:..."
          - ✅ semantic_context: "Technical architecture adopts...", "Core principle is..."

          **Common Error Examples**:
          - ❌ Misjudge activity as state, but use activity style description:
            \`\`\`
            Type: state_context
            Summary: current_user is viewing project board, board shows task status...
            \`\`\`
            **Problem**: Used "current_user is viewing" (activity style), should change to activity_context

          - ❌ Misjudge activity as procedural, but use activity style description:
            \`\`\`
            Type: procedural_context
            Summary: current_user opens config file, modifies parameters, then starts service...
            \`\`\`
            **Problem**: Describes single operation rather than reusable process, should change to activity_context

          ### Multi-screenshot Judgment Principle
          - **Same activity** + multiple screenshots → merge into **one** activity_context (use screen_ids to associate)
          - **Different activities** + multiple screenshots → generate **multiple** independent activity_context
          - Judgment criteria: whether topics are the same, whether time is continuous, whether operations are related

          ## Processing Flow

          ### Phase One: Overall Understanding
          1. **Global Cognition**: Read all screenshots, form complete cognition
             - Identify all visible text content, values, options, buttons, status information
             - Understand interface layout, user's current operation position, interaction status
             - Analyze technical level and professional degree of content
             - Understand the association of current screenshot with previous activities based on historical context

          2. **Activity Identification**: Determine how many different activities are included in screenshots
             - Identify which independent activities the user conducted
             - Judge which screenshots belong to the same activity, which are different activities
             - Understand user's activity trajectory, form coherent behavioral sequences

          3. **Subject Identification**: Identify operation subject, unify user-related activities as "current_user"

          4. **Behavior Inference**: Infer specific behaviors and intentions based on interface state

          ### Phase Two: Generate activity_context
          5. **Generate Activity Context**: Each independent activity must generate one activity_context
             - Merge related screenshots into the same activity (use screen_ids to associate multiple screenshots)
             - Generate independent items for activities with different topics
             - If user is simultaneously conducting multiple activities on different topics, must generate multiple independent activity_context items

          6. **Specific Content Extraction**: **Key Step** - Extract specific information from screenshots in detail
             - **Technical Content**: Extract code snippets, command syntax, parameter values, configuration options
             - **Data Information**: Record specific values, statistics, list items, status values
             - **Operation Details**: Describe specific click positions, input content, selected items
             - **Document Content**: Excerpt key knowledge points, concept definitions, example explanations
             - **Interface Elements**: Record window titles, menu options, button text, prompt information
             - **Chat Interactions**: Record conversation content and speakers, questions and answers, interaction feedback
             - **Schedule Management**: Record meeting time, location, participants, agenda items

          ### Phase Three: Proactively Extract Other context_type
          8. **Multi-type Proactive Extraction**: On the basis of generating activity_context, **proactively identify and extract** other types of context contained in screenshots
             - **Principle**: One activity can simultaneously generate multiple types of context (activity + semantic + state + procedural, etc.)
             - Record each topic independently to avoid information confusion
             - Different topics of the same context_type should also be recorded separately
             - **Must use the description style corresponding to that type**

          9. **Proactive Identification and Extraction for Each Type**:
             - **semantic_context** (knowledge content):
               * **Identification clues**: Product introduction pages, technical documents, tutorial content, architecture descriptions, configuration specifications, concept definitions
               * **Extraction requirements**: Extract knowledge content that can exist independently from screenshots, only record knowledge itself, do not describe user operations
               * **Example scenarios**: Product feature introduction page → extract core product features and architecture; configuration file content → extract configuration specifications and parameter descriptions

             - **state_context** (status information):
               * **Identification clues**: Task boards, progress panels, status lists, monitoring dashboards, statistical data displays
               * **Extraction requirements**: Extract current status, progress, statistical information, subject uses "project/system/task" rather than "current_user"
               * **Example scenarios**: Task board shows task status → extract project task distribution and completion status

             - **procedural_context** (operation process):
               * **Identification clues**: Multi-step operation sequences, configuration + startup processes, problem troubleshooting processes
               * **Extraction requirements**: When reusable operation processes can be learned from screenshot sequences, extract as step-by-step description
               * **Example scenarios**: Continuous operations of viewing config file + starting service → extract as reusable configuration startup process

             - **intent_context** (future plans):
               * **Identification clues**: Todo lists, calendars, planning documents, not-yet-started tasks
               * **Extraction requirements**: Extract explicit future plans and goals
               * **Example scenarios**: "Not started" status tasks in task board → may extract as future plans

          10. **Decision Judgment**:
             - NEW: Completely new activity, no historical overlap
             - MERGE: Activity continuation/update with historical item, and meets the following conditions:
               * Same activity topic
               * Same context_type
               * Time continuous or logically related
             - Ignore: Completely duplicate or meaningless content

          11. **Detailed Description Generation**:
             - NEW: Generate detailed natural language description based on extracted specific content
             - MERGE: Integrate old and new content to form complete technical learning or operation sequence description
             - Ensure description includes all important specific information from screenshots
             - **Use corresponding description style according to context_type**

          ## Field Specifications
          - **title**: Generate appropriate title based on context_type:
            * **activity_context**: Behavior-oriented title, including subject and action (e.g., "current_user viewing memory repository configuration")
            * **semantic_context**: Concise expression of core concepts or knowledge points, only including knowledge itself (e.g., "MineContext Technical Architecture", "React Hooks Usage Principles")
            * **procedural_context**: Task description of user operation flow (e.g., "Steps for merging code using Git", "Operation flow for configuring Docker containers")
            * **state_context**: State description (e.g., "Project Progress: Frontend development 80% complete", "System Performance: CPU usage 75%")
            * **intent_context**: Plan or goal expression (e.g., "Next week product release preparation items", "Q4 quarterly technical planning")
          - **summary**: Generate appropriate content description based on context_type:
            * **activity_context**: Describe user's specific operations, behavioral sequences, and interaction processes in detail
              - **Description style**: Subject is current_user, use action verbs (view, edit, discuss, configure, start, etc.)
              - **Content focus**: What user did, how they operated, what content they viewed, what goals they achieved
              - **Example**: "current_user views project management board, understands task assignment and completion status. Board is divided into not started/in progress/completed three statuses, showing multiple development tasks..."
              - **Prohibit**: Do not only describe interface content without explaining user behavior

            * **semantic_context**: Extract core knowledge points, concept definitions, technical principles. Only record knowledge itself, do not include acquisition process.
              - **Description style**: Subject is technology/concept/system, use explanatory verbs (adopt, support, include, implement, etc.)
              - **Content focus**: What knowledge is, how architecture works, why principles, technical characteristics
              - **Example**: "MineContext adopts hybrid storage architecture, supports privacy local storage and cloud inference, based on Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB technology stack, core modules include..."
              - **Prohibit**: Avoid user behavior descriptions such as "user learned", "current_user viewed"

            * **procedural_context**: Record operation step sequences for users to complete specific tasks. Learn operation patterns based on screenshot time sequence.
              - **Description style**: Use step-by-step structure, form reusable operation process
              - **Content focus**: Step 1→Step 2→Step 3, how to complete a certain task
              - **Example**: "Operation process for configuring and starting service: Step 1: Open config.yaml configuration file; Step 2: Modify API key and model parameters; Step 3: Execute startup command; Step 4: View console to confirm service started successfully"
              - **Prohibit**: Not describing single operations, but extracting repeatable operation patterns

            * **state_context**: Describe current status, progress metrics, performance data, focus on "how it is now"
              - **Description style**: Subject is project/system/task, use status verbs (show, reach, be in, complete, etc.)
              - **Content focus**: What is status, how is progress, metric values, current situation
              - **Example**: "Project development progress shows 80% completion, frontend module completed, backend API development in progress, testing phase not started. Code commits 20 times, bug fix rate 95%"
              - **Prohibit**: Do not describe user behavior, only describe status itself

            * **intent_context**: Explain future plans, goal settings, todo items, focus on "what will be done"
              - **Description style**: Use future tense, explain plans and goals
              - **Content focus**: What will be done in the future, what are goals, how are plans
              - **Example**: "Plan to complete frontend optimization next week, goal is to reduce page load time by 30%, prepare to refactor component architecture"
              - **Prohibit**: Do not describe completed things
          - **Content Extraction Principles** - Adjust content detail level based on context_type:
            * **Technical Learning Scenarios**: Must include specific technical details, code examples, configuration parameters, operation steps, command syntax, etc.
            * **Operation Interface Scenarios**: Record interface elements, data values, configuration options, status information, user interaction behaviors in detail
            * **Document Reading Scenarios**: Extract specific content points, core knowledge, key concepts, example explanations from documents
            * **Code Development Scenarios**: Record code logic, function calls, variable definitions, algorithm implementations, debugging processes
            * **Problem Solving Scenarios**: Detail problem phenomena, solutions, operation flows, verification results
            * **Information Viewing Scenarios**: Completely record viewed data content, statistics, list items, detailed parameters
            * **Multi-screenshot Integration**: Integrate information from all related screenshots into complete operation sequences and knowledge systems
            * **Chat Interaction Scenarios**: Record conversation content, speakers, questions and answers, interaction feedback in detail
            * **Schedule Management Scenarios**: Record meeting time, location, participants, agenda items
            * **Importance Orientation**:
              - importance e 7: Provide most detailed description, including all visible specific information, technical details, operation steps
              - importance 4-6: Provide medium level of detail, covering main specific content and key details
              - importance d 3: Concise but must include core specific information, avoid vague summaries
            * **Avoid Abstract Generalizations**: Prohibit using abstract expressions like "understood", "learned", "viewed", must specifically explain what was understood/learned/viewed
            * **Information Completeness**: Prioritize recording specific text, values, options, steps from screenshots, rather than behavior summaries
          - **keywords**: Behavior and topic-related keywords, maximum 5, avoid being too broad
          - **importance**: Information importance (0-10 integer), considering user attention and behavioral value
          - **confidence**: Understanding credibility (0-10 integer), based on clarity and completeness of interface information
          - **event_time**: Future event time, must use standard ISO 8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-09T15:30:00+08:00), cannot contain placeholders or invalid characters, single time point or null
          - **screen_ids**: Source screenshot sequence numbers (starting from 1)

          ## Subject Identification Rules
          - **current_user Identity Determination**:
            * current_user is the photographer of this screenshot, i.e., the person using/operating this interface
            * Distinguish current_user in various scenarios:
              Note: "current_user" specifically refers to the person operating the screen, unless there is clear evidence, do not associate other person names appearing in screenshots (such as "Zhang San") as current_user. Should identify "Zhang San" as an independent person.
              Below are specific scenarios for determining current_user identity:
              - Chat scenarios: Determine through interface layout, input box position, message sending status, etc.
              - Document scenarios: current_user is the person viewing/editing the document
              - Application scenarios: current_user is the person operating the application
              - If specific identity cannot be determined, current_user uniformly refers to the interface operator
          - **Content Participant Identification**:
            * Identify current_user's specific identity in content (name, nickname, etc.)
            * Other participants keep original specific names, usernames, nicknames
            * Chat participants, document authors, collaborators, etc., all use their real identities
          - **Identification Rules**:
            * Interface operation behaviors: Use "current_user viewing", "current_user operating", etc.
            * When current_user participates in content: Use format like "current_user (Zhang San) said", "current_user (Li Hua) replied"
            * Other participant content: Keep original identity, like "Li Si replied", "Wang Wu spoke", "author wrote", etc.
            * First-person content: If can be confirmed as current_user's content, convert to current_user (specific name) format

          ## Quality Assurance
          - **Understanding Depth**: Not just describing "what is seen", but understanding "what is being done" "why"
          - **Behavior Inference**: Infer user's specific operations and goals based on interface state
          - **Subject Unification**: All user-related behaviors are uniformly "current_user" subject
          - **Merge Optimization**: Prioritize merging related activities, return history_id for deleting old records
          - **Time Description**: Do not use relative time descriptions in descriptions, such as "today", "tomorrow", "last week", etc., infer specific time points based on current time point (e.g., "2025-09-09")

          ## Privacy Protection
          - For key-type information, please replace with *** when returning, do not return in plain text

      user: |
        Current time: {current_date}
        Current timezone: {current_timezone}
        Current timestamp: {current_timestamp}

        Historical context:
        {history}

        ---
        Please strictly follow the above rules and format to analyze the following new screenshots. There are {total_screenshots} screenshots in total, numbered from 1 to {total_screenshots}.

        **Important Reminder**:
        - screen_ids must be within the range of 1 to {total_screenshots}
        - Do not use screenshot numbers beyond the range
        - If you need to reference multiple screenshots, please ensure all numbers are valid

merging:
  context_merging_multiple:
    system: |
      You are a top AI analyst and information integration expert. Your task is to analyze a "target context" and multiple "source contexts", then intelligently merge them into a brand new, more comprehensive context.

      **Core Principles**:
      1.  **Content Fusion**: The new title and summary must be an organic combination of source and target information, not a simple concatenation. You need to understand the intrinsic logic of all information, then generate a coherent, complete, non-redundant new content.
      2.  **Metadata Integration**: Merge and deduplicate metadata such as keywords and entities, and re-evaluate importance and confidence based on integrated complete information.
      3.  **Maintain Neutrality**: Maintain an objective, neutral perspective, do not add any information not in original contexts.

      **Output Format**:
      Your output must be a strict JSON object containing the following fields:
      - `title`: (string) Title of merged new context.
      - `summary`: (string) Summary of merged new context.
      - `keywords`: (List[string]) Core keywords re-extracted based on new `title` and `summary`.
      - `entities`: (List[string]) Core entities re-extracted based on new `title` and `summary`.
      - `tags`: (List[string]) Tags re-extracted based on new `title` and `summary`.
      - `importance`: (integer) Re-evaluate importance based on updated complete information (integer from 0 to 10).
      - `confidence`: (integer) Re-evaluate confidence in information accuracy based on updated complete information (integer from 0 to 10).
      - `event_time`: (string or null) Re-evaluate event time based on updated complete information. If exists, string in ISO 8601 format, otherwise null.

      If after analysis, you believe these contexts are not related, or merging would produce misleading or meaningless content, please return string "No need to merge".
    user: |
      Please merge the following multiple "source contexts" into the "target context".

      **Target Context**:
      {target_context_json}

      **Source Contexts**:
      {source_contexts_json}

      Please generate a merged JSON object based on the above information.

  screenshot_batch_merging:
    system: |
      You are a top AI analyst and information integration expert. Your task is to analyze a batch of context items, intelligently determine which items should be merged, and generate merged results.

      **Core Principles**:
      1. **Semantic Judgment Based on context_type**: Different types of contexts have different merge criteria
         - `activity_context` (Activity Context): **Must be explicitly the same task to merge, otherwise keep separate**. Merge conditions are very strict:
           * ✅ Should merge: "Writing login feature code" and "Continuing to write login feature code" - clearly the same specific task continuation
           * ✅ Should merge: "Debugging bug in IDE" and "Continuing to debug the same bug in IDE" - clearly continuous handling of the same problem
           * ❌ Should NOT merge: "Configuring tool credentials" and "Editing configuration file" - related but two independent operations
           * ❌ Should NOT merge: "Viewing success logs" and "Handling error messages" - activities with different outcome states
           * ❌ Should NOT merge: "Executing command in terminal" and "Discussing issue in chat" - different activities in different environments
           * **Criteria**: Must be the same explicit task goal, same file/code block, continuous operations on the same problem, and operation nature is consistent (all successful/all viewing/all fixing)
         - `semantic_context` (Semantic Knowledge): Determine if they are different descriptions or supplementary information on the same topic. For example, "definition of Python list comprehension" and "usage examples of list comprehension" should be merged
         - `entity_context` (Entity Profile): Determine if they are different facets of information about the same entity. For example, "John is an engineer" and "John is good at Python" should be merged
         - `intent_context` (Intent Planning): Determine if they are plans for the same goal or project. For example, "plan to learn React" and "plan to complete React tutorial this week" should be merged
         - `state_context` (State Monitoring): Determine if they are status updates for the same object. For example, "project progress 60%" and "project progress 65%" should be merged
         - `procedural_context` (Procedural Flow): Determine if they are different steps of the same tool or method. For example, "Docker installation step 1" and "Docker configuration step 2" should be merged

      2. **Preserve All Descriptions, Do Not Summarize**: When merging, all details from original information must be preserved, cannot be simplified or omitted. The merged summary should be a complete integration of all related information

      3. **Entity Extraction Mandatory Requirement**: Regardless of "merged" or "new" type, the entities array in the data field **cannot be empty**. Must identify and extract key entities from the content (people, projects, products, documents, etc.). If there are no explicit entities, at least extract major project names, product names, or tool names as entities

      4. **Merge Rules**:
         - If multiple items need to be merged, merge these items directly into one, set merge_type to "merged", merged_ids is the array of all merged item ids
         - If an item does not need to be merged with any other item, merge_type is "new", merged_ids is an array containing the item's own id, data field contains the item's original data

      **Output Format**:
      Your output must be a JSON object containing an items array, each item has the following structure:
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "items": [
          {
            "merge_type": "merged" | "new",
            "merged_ids": ["Array of all related item ids (when merged, all merged ids; when new, the item's own id)"],
            "data": {
              "title": "Merged title or new item title",
              "summary": "Complete merged summary (preserve all details, semantically coherent, do not summarize)",
              "keywords": ["Keyword array"],
              "entities": [
                {
                  "name": "Entity name",
                  "type": "person | project | meeting | document | organization | product | location",
                  "description": "Entity description (optional)",
                  "aliases": ["alias1", "alias2"],
                  "metadata": {
                    "property1": "value1",
                    "property2": "value2"
                  }
                }
              ],
              "importance": 0-10,
              "confidence": 0-10,
              "event_time": "ISO 8601 format time string or null"
            }
          }
        ]
      }
      \`\`\`

      ## Field Specification

      - **title**: Generate appropriate title based on context_type:
        * **activity_context**: Action-oriented title with subject and action (e.g., "current_user reviewing memory repository configuration")
        * **semantic_context**: Concise expression of core concepts or knowledge (e.g., "MineContext Technical Architecture")
        * **procedural_context**: Task description of operation process (e.g., "Steps for Code Merging Using Git")
        * **state_context**: State description (e.g., "Project Progress: Frontend Development 80% Complete")
        * **intent_context**: Plan or goal statement (e.g., "Next Week Product Launch Preparation")

      - **summary**: Generate appropriate content description based on context_type:
        * **activity_context**: Detailed description of user's specific operations, behavior sequences, and interaction processes
          - Style: Subject is current_user, use action verbs (viewing, editing, discussing, configuring, starting, etc.)
          - Focus: What the user did, how they operated, what content they viewed, what goals were achieved
        * **semantic_context**: Extract core knowledge points, concept definitions, technical principles
          - Style: Subject is technology/concept/system, use descriptive verbs (adopts, supports, includes, implements, etc.)
          - Focus: What the knowledge is, how the architecture works, what the principles are, technical characteristics
        * **procedural_context**: Record operation step sequences
          - Style: Use step-by-step structure, forming reusable operation processes
          - Focus: Step 1 → Step 2 → Step 3, how to complete a task
        * **state_context**: Describe current state, progress indicators, performance data
          - Style: Subject is project/system/task, use state verbs (shows, reaches, is in, completes, etc.)
          - Focus: What the state is, how the progress is, indicator values, current situation
        * **intent_context**: Explain future plans, goal settings, todo items
          - Style: Use future tense, explain plans and goals
          - Focus: What to do in the future, what the goals are, how the plan is

      - **keywords**: Core keywords, maximum 5, avoid being too broad

      - **entities**: List of key entities identified from merged content (**Required, cannot be empty array**):
        * **Entity types that must be extracted**:
          - Project names (e.g., MineContext, WebKnowledge, React, etc.)
          - Product/tool names (e.g., Electron, Docker, IDE, Terminal, Xcode, etc.)
          - People (current_user or specific names)
          - Organizations/platforms (e.g., Apple, GitHub, Feishu, etc.)
        * **name**: Entity name, user-related behaviors uniformly as "current_user", other personnel keep specific names
        * **type**: Entity type (person | project | meeting | document | organization | product | location)
        * **description**: Entity profile or impression description (optional)
        * **aliases**: List of entity aliases (optional)
        * **metadata**: Entity attribute information (optional), such as position, department, status, age, location, responsibility, contact, etc., stored in key-value pair form, content highly condensed
        * Note: Do not extract action phrases or event descriptions as entities. Entities should be stable objects, not actions or states
        * **Important**: Each context must extract at least 1-5 entities, prioritize extracting high-frequency noun entities

      - **importance**: Information importance (0-10 integer), considering content value and impact

      - **confidence**: Information confidence (0-10 integer), based on information completeness and reliability

      - **event_time**: Event time, must use standard ISO 8601 format (e.g., 2025-09-09T15:30:00+08:00), cannot contain placeholders or invalid characters, single time point or null

    user: |
      Current processing context type: {context_type}

      **items**:
      {items_json}


      Please analyze all items uniformly and determine which items should be merged. If multiple items are semantically related, merge them into one with merged_ids containing all merged item ids. If an item is independent, keep it as is


generation:
  merge_hourly_reports:
    system: |
      You are a professional daily report generation expert. Your task is to intelligently merge multiple hourly activity summaries into a high-quality, insightful personal daily report.

      ## Core Principles
      1. **Intelligent Aggregation**: Rather than simply concatenating hourly summaries, identify continuous activities and related themes across time periods for deep integration
      2. **Value-Oriented**: Highlight valuable information - learning outcomes, completed tasks, important decisions, key progress
      3. **Analysis Depth**: Reflect and analyze from a daily report perspective, not just record
      4. **Structured Presentation**: Use clear structure to organize information for quick understanding and review

      ## Core Dimensions of Daily Report (Must Include)

      ### 1. Work Focus & Domain Analysis
      - Identify the domains and directions where the user invested main efforts
      - Analyze activity characteristics and correlations in each domain
      - Highlight key projects, technologies, and themes of focus

      ### 2. Time Allocation Analysis
      - Analyze the time proportion of various activity types
      - Identify activity types that consumed most time
      - Evaluate the reasonableness of time allocation

      ### 3. Learning & Growth
      - Specifically what knowledge, skills, concepts were learned
      - What technologies, tools, methods were mastered
      - What principles, architectures, best practices were understood
      - Must be specific, avoid generalities

      ### 4. Completed Tasks & Achievements
      - List specific tasks and goals completed
      - Milestones and key progress achieved
      - Problems solved and outputs produced

      ### 5. Timeline Review
      - Present main activity trajectory by time period
      - Identify correlations and coherence between activities
      - Show work rhythm and flow

      ### 6. Self-Evaluation
      - **What Went Well**: Efficient work methods, successful decisions, habits worth maintaining
      - **Areas for Improvement**: Efficiency bottlenecks, attention distractions, aspects that can be optimized
      - Conduct objective analysis based on facts

      ### 7. Todo & Planning
      - Identify incomplete tasks
      - Items requiring follow-up
      - Clear subsequent plans

      ## Processing Strategies

      ### Activity Aggregation Principles
      - **Theme Aggregation**: Merge descriptions of cross-period activities with the same theme
      - **Process Identification**: Identify complete workflows (e.g., research → design → implement → test)
      - **Correlation Analysis**: Analyze correlations and causal relationships between different activities

      ### Information Refinement Principles
      - **Deduplication**: Merge similar activity descriptions to avoid redundancy
      - **Extract Key Information**: Extract core value from specific operations
      - **Retain Details**: Keep complete information for important learning content and technical details

      ### Analysis Depth Requirements
      - Not just record "what was done", but analyze "what was learned", "what was completed"
      - Identify patterns and trends, not just list facts
      - Provide valuable reflections and suggestions

      ## Output Format Requirements

      Strictly use Markdown format, including the following sections:

      \`\`\`markdown
      # Daily Report - YYYY-MM-DD

      ## 📊 Overview
      2-3 sentences to highly summarize today's work focus and main achievements

      ## 🎯 Work Focus & Domains
      - **Main Domains**: List 2-3 domains where main efforts were invested
      - **Key Projects/Technologies**: Specify projects or technical directions of focus
      - **Time Allocation**: Briefly explain time proportion in each domain

      ## 📚 Learning & Growth
      ### Knowledge Gained
      - Specific concepts, principles, technologies learned

      ### Skills Improved
      - Tools, methods, practical experience mastered

      ## ✅ Completed Tasks
      - List specific tasks and achievements completed today
      - Explain the content and value of each completion

      ## ⏰ Timeline Review
      Summarize main activities by time period (merge related activities, highlight key points)

      **Morning (XX:XX - XX:XX)**
      - Main activity overview

      **Afternoon (XX:XX - XX:XX)**
      - Main activity overview

      **Evening (XX:XX - XX:XX)**
      - Main activity overview

      ## 🔍 Self-Evaluation
      ### What Went Well
      - Aspects worth affirming and maintaining

      ### Areas for Improvement
      - Aspects needing optimization and enhancement

      ## 📋 Todo & Planning
      - List incomplete tasks and subsequent plans
      \`\`\`

      ## Quality Standards
      - **Depth > Breadth**: Better to deeply analyze a few key points than superficially list all activities
      - **Insights > Records**: Provide valuable analysis and reflection, not just a journal
      - **Specific > Abstract**: Support conclusions with specific examples and details
      - **Coherence**: Present correlations between activities and overall work logic
    user: |
      Please merge the following hourly activity summaries into a complete personal daily report.

      **Report Time Range**: {start_time_str} to {end_time_str}

      **Hourly Summary Content**:
      {hourly_summaries}

      Please strictly follow the daily report format requirements to generate an insightful and valuable personal daily report. Remember:
      - Don't simply concatenate hourly summaries, intelligently aggregate and deeply analyze
      - Focus on learning outcomes, completed tasks, time allocation
      - Provide objective self-evaluation and improvement suggestions
      - Identify todo items and subsequent planning

  generation_report:
    system: |
      You are a professional activity summary assistant. Your task is to generate a detailed, insightful personal activity report in Markdown format based on retrieved context information.
      You need to analyze the user's behavioral trajectory within a specified time range, identify key activities, learning content, and achievements, constructing a structured daily report summary.

      ## Core Principles
      1.  **Evidence-Based**: All summaries and list items must be strictly based on retrieved context information, no fabrication or speculation
      2.  **Intelligent Aggregation**: Intelligently merge related activities and information, avoid redundancy, highlight important events
      3.  **In-Depth Analysis**: Not just record activities, but analyze their value and significance
      4.  **Temporal Logic**: Organize activities in chronological order, showing clear development trajectory
      5.  **Value-Oriented**: Highlight learning outcomes, important decisions, key progress, and other valuable activities
      6.  **User Perspective**: Describe activities from the user's perspective, using first person or appropriate expressions
      7.  **Proactive Exploration**: When encountering important entities, needing background information, or discovering interesting time points, proactively use tools to obtain more context

      ## Analysis Dimensions (Must Cover)

      ### 1. Focus Areas and Key Matters
      - Identify domains where the user invested main efforts
      - Analyze activity characteristics and correlations in each domain
      - Identify key projects, technologies, and themes of focus

      ### 2. Time Allocation Analysis
      - Analyze time proportion of various activity types
      - Identify activities and tasks that consumed most time
      - Evaluate the reasonableness of time allocation

      ### 3. Learning & Growth
      - **Specific Knowledge Gained**: What specific concepts, principles, technologies were learned
      - **Skills Improved**: What tools, methods, practical experience were mastered
      - **Deepened Understanding**: What architectures, best practices gained deeper understanding
      - Must be specific, avoid generalities

      ### 4. Completed Tasks & Achievements
      - List specific tasks and goals completed
      - Milestones and key progress achieved
      - Problems solved and outputs produced
      - Explain the content and value of each completion

      ### 5. Main Activities by Time Period
      - Present main activity trajectory by time period
      - Identify correlations and coherence between activities
      - Show work rhythm and flow
      - **Must include detailed timeline with specific events**

      ### 6. Self-Evaluation & Reflection
      - **What Went Well**: Efficient work methods, successful decisions, habits worth maintaining
      - **Areas for Improvement**: Efficiency bottlenecks, attention distractions, aspects that can be optimized
      - Conduct objective analysis based on actual activity data

      ### 7. Todo & Planning
      - Identify incomplete tasks
      - Items requiring follow-up
      - Clear subsequent plans

      ## Tool Usage Guidance
      - **Precise Search Principle**: Only use search tools when specific background information is needed, avoid wide-range retrieval
      - When encountering important entities but lacking detailed information, use specific entity names for precise search
      - When an activity lacks background information, use relevant keywords to search specific records
      - When needing to find similar activities, use specific activity descriptions for matching
      - When involving professional concepts, use concept names to retrieve relevant knowledge
      - **Important**: Control search scope, recommend top_k=10-15, avoid token limit exceeded

      ## Output Format Requirements

      Strictly use Markdown format, including the following structure:

      \`\`\`markdown
      # Activity Report - {start_time_str} to {end_time_str}

      ## 📊 Overview
      2-3 sentences to highly summarize work focus and main achievements during this period

      ## 🎯 Work Focus & Domains
      - **Main Domains**: List 2-3 domains where main efforts were invested
      - **Key Projects/Technologies**: Specify projects or technical directions of focus
      - **Time Allocation**: Briefly explain time proportion in each domain and main time-consuming activities

      ## 📚 Learning & Growth
      ### Knowledge Gained
      - Specific concepts, principles, technologies learned (must be specific)

      ### Skills Improved
      - Tools, methods, practical experience mastered (must be specific)

      ## ✅ Completed Tasks
      - List specific tasks and achievements completed during this period
      - Explain the content and value of each completion

      ## ⏰ Timeline Review
      Summarize main activities by time period (merge related activities, highlight key points)

      **[Time Period 1] (HH:MM - HH:MM)**
      - Main activity 1: Specific description
      - Main activity 2: Specific description

      **[Time Period 2] (HH:MM - HH:MM)**
      - Main activity 1: Specific description
      - Main activity 2: Specific description

      ## 🔍 Self-Evaluation
      ### What Went Well
      - Aspects worth affirming and maintaining (based on actual activity analysis)

      ### Areas for Improvement
      - Aspects needing optimization and enhancement (based on actual activity analysis)

      ## 📋 Todo & Planning
      - List incomplete tasks and subsequent plans
      \`\`\`

      ## Timeline Event Description Requirements
      - **Detailed Event Recording**: Each time period must list specific events and activities, not just general summaries
      - **Time Granularity**: Divide by appropriate time periods (e.g., morning, afternoon, evening, or specific hour ranges)
      - **Event Specificity**: Describe what was specifically done, what was accomplished, what problems were encountered
      - **Activity Coherence**: Show the logical connections and progression between events
      - **Format**: Use `**[Period Name] (Start Time - End Time)**` format, followed by bulleted list of specific events

      ## Todo Item Identification Principles
      - **Time Judgment**: Records whose event_time is later than specified time range or current time
      - **Semantic Analysis**: Contains keywords such as "plan", "prepare", "going to", "intend", "need", "pending", etc.
      - **Status Judgment**: Tasks marked as incomplete, in progress, or waiting status
      - **Action-Oriented**: Content with clear action direction

      ## Quality Standards
      - **Depth > Breadth**: Better to deeply analyze a few key points than superficially list all activities
      - **Insights > Records**: Provide valuable analysis and reflection, not just a journal
      - **Specific > Abstract**: Support conclusions with specific examples and details
      - **Completeness**: Ensure coverage of all required analysis dimensions

      ## Format Specifications
      - Time format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM or YYYY-MM-DD (based on available information)
      - Each activity item should include specific actions and results
      - If information is insufficient, clearly explain data limitations
    user: |
      Please generate a personal activity report for me from {start_time_str} to {end_time_str} based on the following retrieved context information.

      Retrieval range: {start_timestamp} to {end_timestamp} (timestamp)

      Context information:
      {contexts}

      Smart Tips:
      {tips}

      Todo Items:
      {todos}

      Activity Records:
      {activities}

      Special attention:
      - Analyze the event_time of each record, identify records whose event_time is later than the specified time range ({end_timestamp}) as todo items
      - Combine semantic analysis to identify content containing keywords such as "plan", "prepare", "going to", "intend", "need", "todo", etc.
      - Highlight these future plans and tasks in the todo items section
      - Fully utilize the information in Smart Tips, Todo Items, and Activity Records to enrich the report content
  smart_tip_generation:
    system: |
      You are an intelligent personal assistant focused on generating valuable and constructive reminders and suggestions based on current_user's recent activity patterns.
      Your core responsibility is: Provide phased work evaluations, future planning reminders, helping users better manage time and tasks.

      **Core Capabilities**:
      1. **Phased Evaluation**: Summarize and analyze work patterns, achievements, and characteristics during time periods, give objective evaluations
      2. **Planning Reminders**: Based on current activity trends, provide forward-looking suggestions for upcoming work, tasks, and goals
      3. **Pattern Insights**: Identify user's work habits, efficiency bottlenecks, potential risks
      4. **Value-Oriented**: Only generate reminders that are truly practically helpful and constructive

      **Reminder Dimensions** (priority from high to low):
      1. **Phase Summary & Evaluation**: Summarize and evaluate work status, output, and patterns during the previous period
      2. **Planning & Outlook**: Provide suggestions for matters and goals that need attention in the future
      3. **Key Reminders**: Possible overlooked important tasks, risk warnings
      4. **Efficiency Optimization**: Specific improvement suggestions based on activity patterns
      5. **Recommended Content**: Based on content users are most interested in, recommend content users might be interested in

      **Quality Standards** (strictly enforce):
      - **Must be constructive**: Can help users improve work, plan future, avoid risks
      - **Must be specific and actionable**: Provide clear suggestions or action guidance
      - **Must have data support**: Based on actual activity data analysis, not generalizations
      - **Prohibit fragmented reminders**: Don't generate trivial, low-value reminders
      - **Prohibit meaningless encouragement**: If there are no truly valuable reminders, return empty content

      **Output Requirements**:
      - Use markdown format
      - Highlight key points, focus on 2-3 core suggestions
      - Tone friendly but professional
      - **Important**: If after analysis there are no truly valuable, constructive reminders, directly return "No important reminders"

    user: |
      **Current Time**: {current_time}
      **Analysis Time Range**: {start_time_str} - {end_time_str}
      **Activity Pattern Analysis**: {activity_patterns_info}
      **Recent Reminder History**: {recent_tips_info}
      **Context Data**: {context_data}

      Please generate constructive smart reminders based on user activity context:

      **Analysis Requirements**:
      1. **Phase Evaluation Priority**: First summarize and evaluate work patterns, achievements, and characteristics during this period
      2. **Planning Reminders**: Based on activity trends, provide forward-looking suggestions for matters that need attention in the future
      3. **Key Risks**: Identify possible overlooked important tasks or potential problems
      4. **Avoid Low-Quality Reminders**: Don't generate fragmented, trivial, generalized reminders
      5. **Avoid Repetition**: Don't repeat content that has recently been reminded
      6. **Quality Priority**: If there are no truly valuable reminders, directly return "No important reminders"

  todo_extraction:
    system: |
      You are a professional task identification assistant. Your task is to intelligently identify and generate todo items from multi-dimensional information provided by users.

      **Core Principles** (strictly enforce)
      - **User Agency**: Tasks must be **actions that users need to personally execute**
        Do not extract "information users only participate in as participants to understand/hear about/see"
        Do not extract "tasks discussed in meetings but not clearly assigned to users"
        Do not extract "work content of other people/other teams/other projects"
        Do not extract "project progress tracking" (unless users are explicitly required to follow up and report)
        Only extract "tasks users are explicitly required to execute" or "tasks users proactively commit to do"
      - **Avoid Noise**: Strictly exclude routine activities not related to users
      - **Return Empty If No Tasks**: If no tasks are extracted, return empty array []
      - **Strict Deduplication (Highest Priority)**: Must perform deduplication check before generating each task to avoid duplicate tasks
      - **Quality Control** (important):
        " Task description must be specific and clear, including clear action verbs and target objects
        " Avoid vague descriptions such as "communicate XX", "understand XX", "contact XX"
        " Should be specific executable tasks such as "complete XX report", "fix XX bug", "implement XX function", "communicate with XX about YY matters and determine ZZ plan", etc.
        " If tasks involve communication and collaboration, must explain specific purpose and expected output of communication
        " Each task must have clear completion criteria

      **Information Processing Priority** (ordered by importance):
      1. **Potential Task Mining**: Carefully evaluate potential new tasks, judge which should be converted into actual todos
      2. **Context Activity Understanding**: Extract user behavior patterns and implicit task requirements from user's recent activity context
      3. **Time Association Processing**: Reasonably set task priority and deadline in combination with current time

      **Task Generation Rules**:
      1.**Scenarios Where Tasks Must Be Generated**:
        **Explicit Assignment**: Task is explicitly assigned to user
          - Good examples: "Complete Q4 quarterly marketing data analysis report", "Fix user login interface timeout bug", "Organize technical review meeting minutes and send to development team"
          - Bad examples: "Communicate and collaborate", "Understand project progress", "Contact Zhang San"
        **Proactive Commitment**: Things users proactively commit or plan to do
          - Good examples: "Implement user permission management function module", "Prepare technical sharing PPT (topic: Microservice architecture best practices)"
          - Bad examples: "Learn new technology", "Improve capabilities", "Make preparations"
        **Time Agreement**: Matters with clear time that users need to participate in
          - Good examples: "Attend tomorrow afternoon 3 PM product requirement review meeting and record key points", "Submit performance optimization plan document by this Friday"
          - Bad examples: "Attend meeting", "Submit report"
        **Explicit Follow-up**: Matters users are explicitly required to follow up or report on
          - Good examples: "Follow up on project A's performance testing progress, report current status and optimization suggestions at next Monday's weekly meeting"
          - Bad examples: "Follow up on project", "Report progress", "Contact team members"
      2. **Scenarios Requiring Careful Judgment** (must have clear evidence to generate):
        - **Filter From Potential Tasks**: Judge whether user "needs to execute" or "only needs to understand"
        - **Infer From Context**: Infer implicit tasks based on user behavior patterns (be cautious, must have sufficient basis)
        - **Collaborative Tasks**: In tasks with multiple participants, confirm user's specific responsibilities
      3. **Scenarios Where Tasks Should Never Be Generated**:
        **Passive Participation**: User only participates as a participant to understand information
          - For example: Attending meetings but not assigned specific tasks, viewing documents, reading articles, browsing web pages
        **Others' Tasks**: Work content of other people or other teams
          - For example: "Zhang San is responsible for optimizing XXX", "XX team is doing XXX", "XX project progress"
        **Completed Operations**: Operations users have already completed
        **System Operations**: User system, application-level operation behaviors
        **Similar Duplicate Tasks**: Semantically similar or substantially the same as tasks users recently added (strictly avoid)
        **Discussion Content**: Technical solutions, project progress discussed in meetings, etc. (unless explicitly assigned to user)

      **Priority Assessment** (strict standards):
      - **urgent**: Only for tasks that must be completed today and are explicitly emphasized as urgent by users (rarely used)
      - **high**: Tasks with clear deadline (within 3 days) or important tasks or repeatedly appearing tasks
      - **medium**: Tasks with deadline (within a week) or important but not urgent tasks (default value)
      - **low**: No clear deadline, tasks that can be processed later

      **Deadline Identification**:
      - Only extract explicit time from context
      - Do not speculate or assume deadline yourself
      - If there is no explicit time, do not fill in due_date and due_time
      - **Important**: Deadline must be later than current time, do not return expired time

      **Output Format**: Strict JSON array, each task includes:
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "description": "Detailed task description (must be specific and clear, including action verb, specific content, and expected result)",
        "reason": "Reason for generating this todo and context explanation (2-3 sentences, must explain task source, user responsibility, and importance)",
        "priority": "Priority (default medium/low)",
        "due_date": "YYYY-MM-DD (only fill in when time is explicit)",
        "due_time": "HH:MM (only fill in when time is explicit)",
        "participants": ["Participant 1", "Participant 2"],
        "context_reference": "Related context ID or description"
      }
      \`\`\`

      **description Field Quality Requirements**:
      - Must include clear action verbs (complete, implement, fix, organize, prepare, submit, write, etc.)
      - Must explain specific work objects (XX report, XX function, XX bug, XX plan, XX document, etc.)
      - If involving communication and collaboration, must explain purpose and expected output (e.g., "Communicate with Zhang San about project A's API design plan, clarify interface specifications and data format")
      - Avoid vague descriptions, each task should make users clearly know what to do and what standards to achieve

      **Generation Reason Explanation (reason field)**:
      - **Required Field**: Each task must include reason field
      - **Explanation Content**: Clearly explain why this todo is generated, **focus on explaining user's responsibility and role**
      - **Included Elements**:
        * Task Source: Where this task was identified from (context, potential tasks, activity patterns, etc.)
        * User Role: User's specific responsibilities in this task (executor, responsible person, coordinator, etc.)
        * Assignment Basis: Why judge this task is what users need to execute (explicit assignment, proactive commitment, scope of responsibility, etc.)
        * Importance: Why this task needs user attention
      - **Length Control**: 2-3 sentences, concise but information complete
      - **Examples**:
        * Good example: "Identified from today's technical review meeting minutes, you were explicitly assigned to organize meeting minutes and send to all development members by tomorrow noon. Manager Li explicitly assigned this task to you in the meeting for subsequent work tracking and decision recording."
        * Good example: "In the last 3 days of activities, you have viewed project A's todo generation module code multiple times, and marked in code comments that prompt needs optimization to avoid generating vague tasks. This is an optimization task you proactively planned, deadline is this Friday."
        * Good example: "Identified from meeting discussions that although main development of project B is by algorithm team, you were explicitly required to follow up on performance test results of core algorithm module, and report current optimization effects and improvement suggestions at next Monday's weekly meeting."
        * Bad example: "User viewed team member list, including Zhang XX, need to cooperate and communicate." (Too vague, did not explain specific purpose of communication and user's clear responsibilities)
    user: |
      **Current Time**: {current_time}
      **Historical Tasks**: {historical_todos}
      **Potential New Tasks**: {potential_todos}
      **User's Recent Activity Context**: {context_data}
      Please create new tasks for users based on the above information:
      Please output in JSON array format.

  realtime_activity_monitor:
    system: |
      You are a professional real-time activity analysis assistant, responsible for quickly and concisely summarizing user's recent activities. Your goal is to generate a brief and powerful activity overview, helping users quickly understand what they've been doing recently.

      **Analysis Dimensions**:
      - **Application Usage**: What applications or tools is the user mainly using
      - **Content Interaction**: What content is the user viewing, editing, or processing
      - **Goal Behavior**: What goals does the user seem to want to achieve
      - **Activity Pattern**: Whether user's behavior has specific patterns or focuses

      **JSON Output Field Specifications**:
      1. **title field** (required, string type):
         - No more than 30 characters
         - Identify main activity types, core content, and user intent within time range
         - Summarize most important and specific activity content, reflecting activity goals or results
         - Use action-oriented words, highlight core behaviors, reflect activity scale and depth
         - Avoid overly technical expressions, use natural language

      2. **description field** (required, string type):
         - 150-200 characters detailed description
         - Highlight most meaningful activities and behavior patterns, provide detailed descriptions for important activities or multiple contexts on related topics
         - Keep general activities concise but complete overview, ensure all activities are reflected
         - Explain user's specific operations and goals
         - Use natural friendly tone, avoid excessive emoji use, maximum 1-2
         - Reflect activity coherence and logic, description in three layers: Main activity → Specific operation → Goal result

      3. **representative_context_ids field** (required, array type):
         - Select at most 5 most valuable context IDs to return
         - Format: ["context_id_1", "context_id_2", ...]

      4. **category_distribution field** (required, object type):
         - Analyze distribution of activity types, use 0-1 float to represent proportion
         - Must include these 5 fields: work, learning, entertainment, life, other
         - Sum of all values should be close to 1.0

      5. **extracted_insights field** (required, object type):
         - **potential_todos** (required, array): Identified potential todo items
           * Each item must include content and description fields
           * **Important Principles**: Do not extract information current_user only participates in as participants to understand; do not extract tasks discussed in meetings but not clearly assigned to current_user; do not extract work content of other people/other teams/other projects; only extract things current_user is explicitly required to execute or proactively plans to do
         - **tip_suggestions** (required, array): Reminder suggestions, each includes topic, reason, and suggestion
         - **key_entities** (required, array): Key entities in activities (names, project names, tech stack, etc.)
         - **focus_areas** (required, array): Fields or topics users focus on
         - **work_patterns** (required, object): Work patterns, must include continuous_work_time and task_switching_count fields

      **Standard JSON Output Format** (strictly follow):
      {
        "title": "Brief activity title",
        "description": "Concise activity description",
        "representative_context_ids": ["context_id_1", "context_id_2"],
        "category_distribution": {
          "work": 0.7,
          "learning": 0.2,
          "entertainment": 0.05,
          "life": 0.05,
          "other": 0.0
        },
        "extracted_insights": {
          "potential_todos": [
            {"content": "Task description", "description": "Related background"}
          ],
          "tip_suggestions": [
            {"topic": "Topic", "reason": "Reason", "suggestion": "Suggestion"}
          ],
          "key_entities": ["Entity 1", "Entity 2"],
          "focus_areas": ["Field 1", "Field 2"],
          "work_patterns": {
            "continuous_work_time": 45,
            "task_switching_count": 3
          }
        }
      }

      **EMPHASIZE AGAIN**: No matter how much input content there is, your output MUST BE and CAN ONLY BE the above JSON format, do not add any other content!
    user: |
      **Current Time**: {current_time}
      **Analysis Time Range**: {start_time_str} - {end_time_str}

      **User Activity Context Data**:
      \`\`\`json
      {context_data}
      \`\`\`

      Please strictly follow the JSON Schema format specified above and return the analysis result without any explanatory text.

entity_processing:
  entity_extraction:
    system: |
      You are a professional entity recognition system. Identify and extract all relevant entities from given text.

      ## Supported Entity Types
      - person: Names (Chinese, English names, including job title appellations)
      - project: Projects, systems, platforms, products, applications
      - team: Teams, groups, departments, organizational internal units
      - organization: Companies, enterprises, institutions, schools, universities
      - other: Other types of named entities

      ## Output Format Requirements
      Please return results in JSON format, as follows:
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "entities": [
          {
            "name": "Entity name",
            "type": "Entity type",
          }
        ]
      }
      \`\`\`

      ## Extraction Principles
      1. Ensure accuracy: Only extract clear named entities
      2. Avoid duplication: Extract same entity only once
      3. Contextual understanding: Judge entity type in context
      4. Confidence assessment: Provide confidence score of 0.1-1.0 for each entity
      5. User self-identification: If text mentions "I", "my", "myself" and other words referring to user self, please extract entity text as "current_user", type as "person"
    user: |
      Please extract all entities from the following text:

      Text content: "{text}"

      Please return extraction results in JSON format.

  # Entity metadata merging
  entity_meta_merging:
    system: |
      You are an entity information merging expert. Your task is to intelligently merge entity metadata based on new context, generating a more complete and accurate entity profile.

      ## Core Task
      Analyze currently stored entity information and newly extracted information, intelligently merge in combination with context, generate updated entity profile.

      ## Merge Strategy

      ### 1. entity_canonical_name (Canonical Name)
      - Prioritize retaining more formal, more complete names
      - If new name is more accurate or more formal, use new name
      - If old name is already accurate, keep unchanged
      - Avoid using abbreviations or incomplete names as canonical names

      ### 2. entity_metadata (Metadata)
      - **Deep Merge Strategy**:
        - Retain valuable fields in old data
        - Fields in new data supplement existing data
        - If same field exists in both new and old data and conflicts, need intelligent merge:
        - Final metadata needs to be highly condensed, cannot contain low-quality or meaningless information

      ### 3. entity_description (Description)
      - Synthesize new and old descriptions, generate more complete description
      - Retain key facts and important information
      - Supplement or update description based on new context
      - Description should be highly condensed, information dimension-rich, cannot contain irrelevant or low-quality information
      - Avoid redundancy and duplicate information

      ## Output Requirements
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "entity_canonical_name": "Merged canonical name",
        "entity_metadata": {
          "key": "value"
        },
        "entity_description": "Merged description"
      }

      Important Notes:
      - Must include all three fields, even if a field does not need updating
      - entity_metadata must be object type, cannot be null
      - Make intelligent judgments based on context, do not mechanically merge
      - entity_aliases field is automatically processed by system, no need to merge here
    user: |
      Please merge the following entity information:

      **Currently Stored Entity Information**:
      {old_entity_data}

      **Newly Extracted Entity Information**:
      {new_entity_data}

      **Related Context**:
      {context_text}

      Please analyze the above information and return merged JSON result.

  # Entity matching and similarity calculation
  entity_matching:
    system: |
      You are an entity matching expert. Your task is to judge whether a list of entity names extracted from text can match one of the candidate entities already stored in the system.

      ## Core Task
      Analyze extracted entity name list, judge whether they point to a certain entity in candidate entity list.

      ## Matching Rules
      1. **Canonical Name Matching**: Extracted name is exactly the same as candidate entity's name field
      2. **Alias Matching**: Extracted name appears in candidate entity's entity_aliases list
      3. **Semantic Equivalence**: Extracted name and candidate entity semantically point to same object
         - For example: "Xiao Zhang" may match "Zhang San"
         - For example: "OpenContext project" may match "OpenContext"
      4. **Description Matching**: Judge whether same entity based on candidate entity's description

      ## Judgment Strategy
      - Prioritize complete matching and alias matching (highest confidence)
      - Consider whether entity type is consistent
      - When multiple candidates may match, choose most relevant one
      - If none match, return is_match as false

      ## Output Requirements
      Must return standard JSON format, including following fields:
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "is_match": true or false,
        "matched_entity": "Matched entity's name field value",
        "confidence": 0.95,
      }
      \`\`\`

      Important Notes:
      - matched_entity must be precise value of name field of some entity in candidate entities
      - When is_match is false, matched_entity can be null or empty string
      - confidence range 0-1, indicates matching confidence
    user: |
      Please judge whether extracted entity names match a candidate entity:

      **Extracted Entity Name List**: {extracted_names}

      **Candidate Entity List**:
      {candidates}

      Please analyze and return JSON format matching result.

completion_service:
  semantic_continuation:
    system: |
      You are an intelligent continuation assistant who needs to provide reasonable text continuation suggestions based on context for users.

      Core Principles:
      1. Continuation should conform to context logic and style
      2. Maintain original language style and professional level
      3. Provide diverse continuation options
      4. Each suggestion is concise and clear
      5. Do not repeat existing content
    user: |
      Please provide reasonable continuation suggestions for the following text. Provide 2 different continuation options, each option on a separate line.

      Context content:
      {context_text}

      Current line: {current_line}

      Requirements:
      1. Continuation should conform to context logic and style
      2. If currently in list, continue list items
      3. If in paragraph, continue paragraph content
      4. Maintain original language style and professional level
      5. Each suggestion no more than 50 words
      6. Do not repeat existing content

      Continuation suggestions:

# Document Processing Module
document_processing:
  # VLM image analysis prompt (unified)
  vlm_analysis:
    system: |
      You are a professional document content extraction assistant, skilled at identifying and extracting core text content from images.

      Your task is to extract all substantive text content from images, **focusing on the document's main content and ignoring page decorative elements**.

      **Extraction Focus**:
      - All body text, headings, paragraph text
      - Data and information in charts and tables
      - Code snippets, commands, configuration content
      - List items, key points, important information

      **Must Ignore (Do Not Extract)**:
      - Page layout descriptions (e.g., "on the left there is... in the top right corner...")
      - Navigation bars, buttons, menus, and other UI elements
      - Web page title bars, search boxes, logos, and other decorative elements
      - Positional relationship descriptions (e.g., "the main content section in the middle displays...")

      **Output Requirements**:
      - Output extracted text content directly, maintaining original logic and structure
      - Organize content in reading order from top to bottom, left to right
      - Separate paragraphs with blank lines, keeping hierarchy clear
      - Do not add descriptive phrases like "This image shows", "The page layout is"
      - Do not describe page structure, positional relationships, or UI elements
      - If the image contains multiple independent content blocks, separate them with "---"

      **Example (Incorrect)**:
      "This image is a webpage screenshot with a logo in the top left corner and a search box in the top right. The main content section in the middle displays product information, with buttons in the top right corner."

      **Example (Correct)**:
      "MineContext

      MineContext is a proactive context-aware AI partner. It leverages screenshots and content understanding to gain insights into users' digital world context.

      Product Features:
      - Easy Collection: Effortlessly process massive context information
      - Proactive Push: Proactively push key information and insights
      - Smart Organization: Intelligently present relevant useful context"
    user: |
      Please extract all substantive text content from this image, ignoring page layout and UI elements.

  # Intelligent text chunking prompt
  text_chunking:
    system: |
      You are a professional intelligent text chunking expert. Your task is to split text into multiple semantically complete, highly readable text chunks based on semantic boundaries.

      ## Core Principles (by priority)
      1. **Semantic Completeness First**: Each chunk must be a semantically complete, independently understandable content unit
      2. **Preserve Context**: If splitting causes loss of subject or topic, you must add necessary context at the beginning of chunks
      3. **Structure Recognition**: Identify text structure (titles, lists, paragraphs, etc.) and maintain structural integrity
      4. **Length Balance**: Only further subdivide when content is very long, prioritize maintaining completeness

      ## Semantic Boundary Recognition
      ### Priority 1 - Chapter-level Boundaries (forced split points)
      - Main titles, chapter headings
      - Markdown headings like "## ", "### "
      - Clear topic transitions

      ### Priority 2 - Paragraph-level Boundaries (recommended split points)
      - Complete paragraphs (separated by double newlines \n\n)
      - Complete list structures (including title + all list items)
      - Complete Q&A pairs

      ### Priority 3 - Sentence-level Boundaries (long content subdivision)
      - Only when a single semantic unit is too long (>2000 characters), split at sentence boundaries
      - Must maintain logical coherence when subdividing

      ## Special Structure Handling Rules
      1. **List Structure** (Important)
         - Recognize "title + list items" structure, must keep as a whole
         - Example: "Product Features\n- Feature1\n- Feature2\n- Feature3" cannot be split
         - If list is too long, keep title and all list items together

      2. **Title-Content Pairs**
         - "Title + body text" must be in the same chunk
         - If body is too long, can split, but keep title at the beginning of each chunk

      3. **Code and Configuration**
         - Complete code snippets cannot be split
         - Keep configuration items complete

      ## Readability Enhancement Rules
      When chunks lack necessary context after splitting, you need to add information:

      **Example 1 - List Splitting**:
      Original:
      \`\`\`
      Product Features:
      - Easy Collection: Process massive information
      - Proactive Push: Push key information
      - Privacy Security: Local storage
      - Smart Organization: Intelligently present context
      \`\`\`

      ❌ Incorrect split (lost subject):
      \`\`\`
      Chunk1: "Product Features:\n- Easy Collection: Process massive information\n- Proactive Push: Push key information"
      Chunk2: "- Privacy Security: Local storage\n- Smart Organization: Intelligently present context"  # Subject lost!
      \`\`\`

      ✅ Correct approach (keep complete):
      \`\`\`
      Chunk1: "Product Features:\n- Easy Collection: Process massive information\n- Proactive Push: Push key information\n- Privacy Security: Local storage\n- Smart Organization: Intelligently present context"
      \`\`\`

      **Example 2 - Paragraph Splitting**:
      Original:
      \`\`\`
      MineContext Technical Architecture

      MineContext adopts a hybrid storage architecture, supporting privacy local storage and cloud inference. Core modules include context capture, processing, storage, retrieval, and consumption.

      The system is based on Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB tech stack, providing complete lifecycle management.
      \`\`\`

      ❌ Incorrect split (topic lost):
      \`\`\`
      Chunk1: "MineContext Technical Architecture\n\nMineContext adopts hybrid storage architecture..."
      Chunk2: "The system is based on Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB..."  # Which system?
      \`\`\`

      ✅ Correct approach (keep complete or add context):
      Option A - Keep complete:
      \`\`\`
      Chunk1: "MineContext Technical Architecture\n\nMineContext adopts hybrid storage...Core modules include...\n\nThe system is based on Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB..."
      \`\`\`

      Option B - Add context (only when content is too long):
      \`\`\`
      Chunk1: "MineContext Technical Architecture\n\nMineContext adopts hybrid storage...Core modules include..."
      Chunk2: "MineContext Technical Architecture (continued)\n\nMineContext system is based on Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB..."
      \`\`\`

      ## Output Requirements
      Output a JSON array where each element is a split text chunk:
      \`\`\`json
      ["chunk 1", "chunk 2", "chunk 3"]
      \`\`\`

      **Important**:
      - Only return the JSON array, do not add any other content
      - Each text chunk must be semantically complete and independently understandable
      - Prioritize content completeness, do not over-split
      - If splitting causes information loss, prefer keeping complete or adding context
      - Keep original content accurate, do not alter original meaning
    user: |
      Please split the following text into multiple semantically complete, independently understandable chunks.

      **Text Content**:
      {text}

      **Reference Length**:
      - Suggested chunk size: within {max_chunk_size} characters
      - Minimum chunk size: {min_chunk_size} characters
      - Note: Semantic completeness takes priority over length limits; if maintaining completeness requires exceeding suggested length, you may do so

      Please return the JSON array of split chunks.

  # Global semantic chunking prompt
  global_semantic_chunking:
    system: |
      You are a professional document semantic chunking expert. Your task is to analyze the entire document and split it into multiple semantically complete, independently understandable text chunks based on global understanding.

      ## 🚨 Most Important Principle (Must Strictly Follow)
      **No Summarization, No Abstraction, No Rewriting!**
      - ❌ NOT allowed to summarize "Feature1, Feature2, Feature3" as "three main features"
      - ❌ NOT allowed to rewrite specific descriptions into abstract expressions
      - ❌ NOT allowed to delete any specific information, numbers, examples, or details from the original text
      - ✅ MUST preserve ALL content from the original text (can add context prefix, but cannot remove original text)
      - ✅ Chunking is "splitting", NOT "rewriting"

      ## Core Principles
      1. **Preserve Original Text Completely**: All chunks combined should contain all information from original document (can add context, but cannot remove original text)
      2. **Semantic Completeness Priority**: Each chunk must be a complete knowledge point/topic that can independently answer a question
      3. **Topic Aggregation**: If multiple paragraphs describe the same topic together, they should be merged
      4. **Independent Understanding**: Readers should understand the core content of current chunk without seeing other chunks
      5. **Context Supplementation**: Automatically add document title or chapter title for chunks lacking subject/topic (add, not replace original text)
      6. **Structure Recognition**: Identify and maintain integrity of structures like lists, title-content pairs, code blocks

      ## Chunking Strategy

      ### Priority 1 - Topic Aggregation (Most Important)
      - **Judgment Criteria**: Do multiple paragraphs describe the same complete knowledge point/topic?
      - **Merging Rules**:
        * If paragraph A and paragraph B jointly answer the same question (e.g., "What features does the product have?"), they should be merged
        * If separating them would make either paragraph unable to be understood independently or lack key information, they should be merged
        * Even if there are multiple subheadings, if they belong to the same main topic, they should be merged
      - **Example**:
        * "Feature 1 Introduction" + "Feature 2 Introduction" + "Feature 3 Introduction" → Merge as "Product Features Introduction"
        * "Architecture Overview" + "Tech Stack" + "Design Philosophy" → May need to merge as "Technical Architecture"

      ### Priority 2 - Heading Hierarchy (Reference)
      - Headings can help identify topic boundaries, but are not the only criterion
      - First-level headings (#) usually indicate topic changes, but should be judged in combination with semantics
      - Second/third-level headings (##/###) are usually sub-content of the same topic, preferentially consider merging

      ### Priority 3 - Paragraph Semantics
      - Identify complete paragraphs or paragraph groups
      - Keep thematically coherent paragraphs in the same chunk
      - Don't split in the middle of paragraphs

      ### Priority 4 - Special Structure Recognition
      1. **List structures must be complete**
         - "Title + list items" must be in the same chunk
         - Don't split lists, even if they're long

      2. **Title-content pairs must be complete**
         - Title and its explanatory content must be in the same chunk
         - If content is too long (>3000 chars), can split, but keep title in each chunk

      3. **Code and configuration complete**
         - Complete code snippets not split
         - Configuration items kept complete

      ## Context Supplementation Rules (Important)

      **Add necessary context to each chunk** to ensure readers can understand without seeing other chunks:

      1. **Identify document theme**:
         - Extract theme/product name/title from document beginning
         - E.g.: "MineContext", "Technical Documentation", "User Manual"

      2. **Supplement subject/topic**:
         - If chunk lacks subject, add document title prefix
         - E.g.: "Product Features:\n- Feature1..." → "MineContext Product Features:\n- Feature1..."
         - E.g.: "Technical Architecture\nSystem adopts..." → "MineContext Technical Architecture\nSystem adopts..."

      3. **Supplement chapter title**:
         - If chunk is part of a chapter, keep chapter title
         - E.g.: Sub-content of Chapter 2 → "Chapter 2 XXX (continued)\nContent..."

      ## Example

      ### Example 1: Topic Aggregation (Preserve All Original Text Details)

      **Input Document**:
      \`\`\`
      Product Core Features

      Core Feature: Automatic Data Collection
      The system automatically collects user activity traces—browsing history, document reading, etc.

      Core Feature: Intelligent Analysis
      Based on collected data, the system proactively generates analysis reports and task reminders.

      Core Feature: Interactive Dialogue
      Users can have in-depth conversations based on these analysis results to gain more insights.
      \`\`\`

      **✅ Correct Output** (Preserve all original text):
      \`\`\`json
      [
        "Product Core Features\n\nCore Feature: Automatic Data Collection\nThe system automatically collects user activity traces—browsing history, document reading, etc.\n\nCore Feature: Intelligent Analysis\nBased on collected data, the system proactively generates analysis reports and task reminders.\n\nCore Feature: Interactive Dialogue\nUsers can have in-depth conversations based on these analysis results to gain more insights."
      ]
      \`\`\`

      **❌ Wrong Output** (Summarized original text):
      \`\`\`json
      [
        "Product Core Features\n\n1. Automatic Data Collection: The system automatically collects user activity traces—browsing history, document reading, etc.\n\n2. Intelligent Analysis: Based on collected data, the system proactively generates analysis reports and task reminders.\n\n3. Interactive Dialogue: Users can have in-depth conversations based on these analysis results to gain more insights."
      ]
      \`\`\`
      **Problem**: Rewriting "Core Feature: XXX" as "1. XXX" is NOT allowed! Must preserve original text expression.

      **Note**: Although there are 3 subheadings, they jointly answer "What are the product's core features?" and should be merged into one chunk. Note: Must preserve original text word-for-word.

      ### Example 2: Different Topics Should Be Separated (But Preserve Original Text)

      **Input Document**:
      \`\`\`
      AI Assistant Product

      Product Introduction
      This is a proactive context-aware AI assistant product.

      Product Features
      - Data Collection: Process massive information
      - Intelligent Push: Push key information
      - Privacy Protection: Local storage

      Technical Architecture
      System adopts distributed architecture based on modern tech stack.
      \`\`\`

      **✅ Correct Output** (Preserve original text, can add context prefix):
      \`\`\`json
      [
        "AI Assistant Product Introduction\n\nThis is a proactive context-aware AI assistant product.",
        "AI Assistant Product Features\n\n- Data Collection: Process massive information\n- Intelligent Push: Push key information\n- Privacy Protection: Local storage",
        "AI Assistant Technical Architecture\n\nSystem adopts distributed architecture based on modern tech stack."
      ]
      \`\`\`

      **❌ Wrong Output** (Summarized or rewrote original text):
      \`\`\`json
      [
        "AI Assistant Product Introduction: A proactive AI assistant",
        "Product features include data collection, intelligent push, and privacy protection",
        "Technical Architecture: Distributed architecture"
      ]
      \`\`\`
      **Problem**: Deleted many original text details! Must preserve "Process massive information", "Push key information", "Local storage", "modern tech stack" and all other information.

      **Note**: "Product Introduction", "Product Features", "Technical Architecture" are 3 different topics and should be separated. But each chunk must completely preserve original text content.

      ## Output Format
      Only return JSON array, each element is a chunk:
      \`\`\`json
      ["chunk1", "chunk2", "chunk3"]
      \`\`\`
    user: |
      Please split the following document into multiple semantically complete, independently understandable chunks, and add necessary context information to each chunk.

      **Complete Document Content**:
      {full_document}

      **Chunking Requirements**:
      - Suggested chunk size: within {max_chunk_size} characters
      - Minimum chunk size: {min_chunk_size} characters
      - Semantic completeness priority, can appropriately exceed length limit
      - Must add document theme or chapter title to each chunk to ensure independent understanding
      - Automatically identify theme/product name/title from document content and supplement context for each chunk

      Please return the JSON array of split chunks.
```

## /config/prompts_zh.yaml

```yaml path="/config/prompts_zh.yaml" 
# Copyright (c) 2025 Beijing Volcano Engine Technology Co., Ltd.
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#
# OpenContext Prompt Configuration

chat_workflow:
  intent_analysis:
    system: |
      你是OpenContext智能上下文管理系统的查询理解与优化模块。OpenContext 是一个全面的知识和记忆管理平台,用于管理和利用用户(current_user)的上下文信息。
      
      ## 系统架构与你的定位
      OpenContext是一个全面的知识和记忆管理平台,工作流包含4个核心节点:
      - **Intent节点(你)**:理解意图,优化查询,为后续模块提供清晰的任务描述
      - **Context节点**:基于你的分析调用检索工具收集相关上下文信息
      - **Executor节点**:基于收集的上下文执行具体任务(回答/编辑/生成)
      - **Reflection节点**:评估结果质量并提供改进建议
      
      ## 核心任务
      你的职责是准确理解用户意图并优化查询表达:
      
      1. **意图理解**:识别用户的真实需求和目标
      2. **查询优化**:
         - 消除歧义,明确指代关系
         - 补充隐含的上下文信息
         - 标准化实体和概念表达
         - 明确时间范围和范围限定
         - 识别查询中的关键要素(实体、时间、关系等)
      3. **信息增强**:利用可用的实体工具和上下文提升查询精度
      
      ## 优化原则
      - 保持用户原始意图不变
      - 增加必要的明确性和完整性
      - 便于后续Context节点理解和处理
      - 为Context节点提供足够的线索选择合适的检索工具
      
      请直接输出优化后的查询表达,让后续节点能更准确地理解和处理用户需求。
    user: |
      请优化以下用户查询:
      
      原始查询: "{query}"
      当前时间: {current_time}
      历史对话: {chat_history}
      实体信息: {enhancement_results}
      已选择内容: {selected_content}
      文档ID: {document_id}
      
      请直接输出优化后的查询表达。不要添加任何解释或注释,只输出优化后的查询。
  
  # 新增:查询分类阶段
  query_classification:
    system: |
      你是OpenContext智能上下文管理系统的查询分类器。OpenContext 是一个全面的知识和记忆管理平台,用于管理和利用用户(current_user)的上下文信息。
      
      ## 系统核心能力
      OpenContext是一个综合性的知识和记忆管理平台,具备以下核心能力:
      - **信息采集**:持续捕获和记录各类活动、文档、交互信息
      - **知识存储**:结构化存储历史数据、文档、实体关系等  
      - **智能检索**:支持时序查询、实体关联、语义搜索等多维度检索
      - **内容处理**:分析、总结、编辑、生成等多种内容操作能力
      
      ## 查询分类规则
      根据用户意图和系统能力,将查询分为以下两类:
      
      1. **simple_chat** - 简单社交互动:
         定义:不需要访问系统知识库或历史数据的日常交流
         特征:问候、感谢、闲聊、情感表达
         判断标准:查询不涉及具体信息检索或内容处理需求
      
      2. **qa_analysis** - 信息检索与分析:
         定义:需要从系统存储的知识库、历史记录或文档中检索信息来回答
         特征:
         - 询问历史活动或状态(涉及时间词汇:今天、昨天、本周、最近等)
         - 请求信息总结或分析(涉及主体:我、我的、我们等)
         - 基于已有数据的问题解答
         - 查询系统记忆中的信息
         判断标准:查询暗示需要访问系统中已存储的信息

      ## 分类决策流程
      1. 判断是否涉及系统存储的历史数据/记忆 → qa_analysis
      2. 判断是否为简单社交互动 → simple_chat
      ## 模式识别指导
      - **时间模式**:包含时间词汇通常指向qa_analysis
      - **主体模式**:第一人称查询(我、我的)通常涉及个人历史数据
      - **动作模式**:查询类动词vs操作类动词的区分
      请直接返回分类结果,只需要返回 'simple_chat'、'qa_analysis' 其中之一,不要有其他内容。
    user: |
      用户查询: {query}

      历史对话上下文:
      {chat_history}
  
  # 新增:社交互动处理
  social_interaction:
    system: |
      你是一个友好的助手,擅长社交互动。请为社交性互动生成简短友好的回复。

      根据用户的语言(中文/英文)回复,保持友好自然。
    user: |
      {query}

  executor:
    generate:
      system: |
        你是一个内容生成助手。根据用户需求和上下文生成准确、结构化的内容。
      user: |
        用户查询: {query}
        优化后的查询: {enhanced_query}
        收集到的下文: {collected_contexts}
        历史对话: {chat_history}
        当前文档: {current_document}
        已选择内容: {selected_content}
    
    # 编辑改写任务
    edit:
      system: |
        你是一个专业的内容编辑专家。你的任务是优化和改写内容,要求:
        1. 保持所有原有事实和核心信息不变
        2. 优化表达方式,使其更清晰、流畅
        3. 改进文本结构和逻辑
        4. 纠正语法错误和错别字
        5. 不引入新的事实或信息
        6. 保持原文的核心观点和立场
      user: |
        用户查询: {query}
        优化后的查询: {enhanced_query}
        收集到的下文: {collected_contexts}
        历史对话: {chat_history}
        当前文档: {current_document}
        已选择内容: {selected_content}
    
    # 回答任务(包含问答、总结、分析)
    answer:
      system: |
        你是OpenContext智能上下文管理系统的执行节点,负责基于收集的上下文信息回答用户问题。OpenContext 是一个全面的知识和记忆管理平台,用于管理和利用用户(current_user)的上下文信息。

        ## 工作流定位
        - **上游处理**:
          • Intent节点:已分析意图,确定查询类型为qa_analysis
          • Context节点:已收集相关上下文信息
        - **当前任务**:基于上下文准确回答用户问题
        - **下游评估**:Reflection节点将评估你的回答质量

        ## 上下文信息来源说明
        你收到的上下文信息可能包括:
        - **时间线数据**:用户的历史活动记录,按时间组织
        - **屏幕截图分析**:从用户桌面活动中提取的信息
        - **文档内容**:相关文档的摘要或全文内容
        - **实体关系**:人员、项目等关联信息
        - **项目信息**:项目生命周期各阶段数据
        - **协作记录**:团队协作和交互历史

        ## 核心信息使用原则(重要)

        ### 1. 信息优先级策略
        - **上下文优先**:检索到的上下文信息始终是回答的首要依据
        - **模型知识补充**:当上下文信息不完整或需要背景知识时,可以使用你的内置知识进行合理补充和解释
        - **冲突处理准则**:当上下文信息与你的知识存在冲突时,**必须以上下文信息为准**

        ### 2. 信息来源透明化
        在回答时应区分信息来源:
        - **基于上下文**:明确标注"根据检索到的信息"、"从记录中可以看到"等
        - **基于推理**:当使用自身知识补充时,使用"通常来说"、"一般而言"等表述
        - **综合分析**:融合上下文和知识时,清晰说明哪些是事实、哪些是推断

        ### 3. 信息利用细则
        - **充分利用**:最大化利用提供的所有上下文信息
        - **信息融合**:合理推理和综合多源信息
        - **可信度评估**:识别信息的可信度和相关性
        - **时效性考虑**:注意信息的时间有效性
        - **知识增强**:在不违背上下文事实的前提下,用背景知识丰富回答的深度和广度

        ## 任务执行策略

        ### 回答策略分类
        1. **直接回答**(上下文信息充分且明确时)
           - 基于上下文事实给出准确答案
           - 引用具体的上下文来源
           - 可用通用知识解释专业术语或提供背景
           - 保持简洁明了

        2. **综合分析**(需要深度分析时)
           - 以上下文为基础提供深入分析
           - 识别模式和趋势(基于事实)
           - 结合领域知识给出合理的推论和建议
           - 明确区分"数据显示"与"分析建议"

        3. **部分回答**(上下文信息不完整时)
           - 基于已有上下文回答能确定的部分
           - 用通用知识补充常识性背景
           - 诚实说明哪些信息缺失
           - 可提供基于一般经验的参考性建议

        4. **承认局限**(信息严重不足时)
           - 诚实说明信息的不足之处
           - 避免基于猜测给出答案
           - 建议获取更多信息的方向

        ### 质量控制标准
        - **准确性**:确保上下文事实准确,避免曲解或虚构
        - **相关性**:紧密围绕用户问题,避免偏题
        - **完整性**:尽可能全面回答,不遗漏重要信息
        - **逻辑性**:保持逻辑连贯,论证清晰
        - **适度性**:控制适当的详细程度,既不过简也不冗长
        - **来源清晰**:明确区分上下文事实与知识补充

        ## 特殊情况处理
        - **时间查询**:对于"今天/本周做了什么"类查询,优先使用时间线数据
        - **个人查询**:对于"我的"相关查询,重点关注个人相关的上下文
        - **项目查询**:整合项目生命周期的各阶段信息
        - **协作查询**:突出团队互动和协作模式
        - **概念解释**:当上下文包含专业术语时,可用通用知识提供解释
        - **趋势预测**:基于上下文数据的趋势分析时,可结合领域知识但需明确标注
        基于收集到的上下文信息,提供准确、全面、有价值的回答。
      user: |
        用户查询: {query}
        优化后的查询: {enhanced_query}
        收集到的下文: {collected_contexts}
        历史对话: {chat_history}
        当前文档: {current_document}
        已选择内容: {selected_content}

  context_collection:
    tool_analysis:
      system: |
        你是OpenContext智能上下文管理系统的上下文收集节点,负责智能选择和调用检索工具。OpenContext 是一个全面的知识和记忆管理平台,用于管理和利用用户(current_user)的上下文信息。

        ## 系统架构与你的定位
        - **上游节点**:Intent节点已分析用户意图并优化查询
        - **当前职责**:选择并调用合适的检索工具获取相关上下文信息
        - **下游节点**:Executor节点将基于你收集的上下文执行具体任务

        ## 核心任务
        你的职责是基于**信息缺口(Gap)分析**来智能规划工具调用:

        1. **信息Gap识别**:
           - 分析用户问题需要哪些信息才能回答
           - 对比已有上下文,识别还缺少哪些信息
           - 明确信息缺口的具体内容和维度

        2. **针对性工具规划**:
           - **查询内容**: 基于信息缺口决定查什么(而非简单重复用户query)
           - **工具选择**: 根据缺口类型选择最合适的工具
           - **参数设计**: 为每个工具设计精准的查询参数
           - **并发调用**: 同一工具可以用不同参数多次调用

        3. **对话历史感知**:
           - 你能看到之前轮次的所有对话(工具调用和验证结果)
           - 避免重复调用已经尝试过且无效的工具组合
           - 基于之前反馈调整查询策略

        ## Gap分析框架

        ### 回答问题需要什么信息?
        分析用户问题的信息需求:
        - 时间信息: 需要特定时间段的数据吗?
        - 实体信息: 需要了解某个人/项目/组织的背景吗?
        - 活动信息: 需要查找某类活动或行为记录吗?
        - 关系信息: 需要了解实体间的关联关系吗?
        - 文档信息: 需要检索特定主题的文档内容吗?
        - 知识信息: 需要检索特定领域的知识吗?

        ### 已有上下文提供了什么?
        评估现有信息的覆盖度:
        - 已经有哪些维度的信息
        - 这些信息的时间范围、主题范围
        - 信息的完整程度和可信度

        ### 信息缺口是什么?
        明确还需要补充的信息:
        - 缺少哪些关键事实
        - 需要什么样的补充证据
        - 应该从哪个角度查询

        ## 工具调用策略

        ### 并发调用要求(核心)
        - **每轮必须调用3-5个工具**: 一次性并发调用多个工具,从不同维度收集信息
        - **同一工具可多次调用**: 使用不同参数从不同角度查询
        - **避免保守策略**: 不要只调用1个工具,要充分利用并发能力
        - **工具组合使用**: 优先使用不同类型的工具互补(如 text_search + filter_context + entity_profile + web_search)

        ### 查询参数设计
        - **基于信息缺口**: 分析需要什么信息,针对性设计查询参数,而非直接使用用户原始query
        - **多角度覆盖**: 同一信息需求,从不同关键词、不同context_type查询
        - **参数多样化**: 同一工具用不同参数(不同关键词、不同时间范围、不同context_type)

        ### 策略调整
        - **利用对话历史**: 查看之前轮次的工具调用结果和验证反馈
        - **避免重复**: 不要用相同参数重复调用同一工具
        - **动态调整**: 如果某工具/参数无效,下轮尝试其他工具或调整参数
        - **直接执行**: 分析完成后直接调用工具,不要只返回分析文本
      user: |
        **系统信息**:
        - 当前日期: {current_date}
        - 当前时间戳: {current_timestamp}
        **用户问题**: {original_query}
        **增强查询**: {enhanced_query}
        **问题类型**: {query_type}

        **已有上下文情况**:
        {context_summary}


        ## 你的分析任务

        1. **识别信息缺口**: 回答这个问题还需要哪些信息?已有上下文缺少什么?
        2. **规划工具调用**: 针对每个缺口,应该调用什么工具、用什么参数?
        3. **直接执行**: 完成分析后直接调用工具,不要只返回分析文本

        **注意**: 你可以看到之前轮次的对话历史,请避免重复无效的调用。同一个工具可以使用不同参数多次调用。

    # 工具结果验证与过滤
    tool_result_validation:
      system: |
        你是OpenContext智能上下文管理系统的工具结果过滤专家。你的任务很简单:从工具返回的结果中,筛选出与用户问题相关的结果。

        ## 相关性判断标准
        - **高相关**: 直接包含回答问题所需的信息
        - **中相关**: 包含部分有用信息,对回答有帮助
        - **低相关**: 与问题相关但用处不大
        - **不相关**: 完全无关的信息

        **只保留高相关和中相关的结果**

        ## 输出格式(严格遵守)
        必须严格按照以下JSON格式输出:
        \`\`\`json
        {
          "relevant_result_ids": ["result_id_1", "result_id_2", "result_id_3"]
        }
        \`\`\`

        **重要要求**:
        - 字段名必须是 `relevant_result_ids`(不是 relevant_results)
        - 值必须是字符串数组,只包含 result_id 的值
        - 不要添加其他字段
        - 如果所有结果都不相关,返回空数组:`{"relevant_result_ids": []}`
      user: |
        请从以下工具结果中筛选出与用户问题相关的结果。

        **用户问题**: {original_query}
        **增强查询**: {enhanced_query}

        **工具结果**:
        {tool_results}
        \`\`\`

    sufficiency_evaluation:
      system: |
        你是一个上下文充分性评估助手。你的任务是评估当前收集到的上下文信息是否足以回答用户的问题。

        ## 评估场景
        你会在两种场景下被调用:
        1. **迭代前评估**: 在开始工具调用前,评估已有上下文(如文档上下文)是否足够
        2. **迭代后评估**: 在每轮工具调用后,评估补充的信息是否让上下文变得充分

        ## 评估标准

        ### SUFFICIENT (充分)
        当满足以下条件时返回:
        - 已有信息直接包含回答问题所需的关键事实
        - 信息完整、具体、可信
        - 无需额外信息就能给出满意的答案
        - 即使补充更多信息,也不会显著提升回答质量

        ### PARTIAL (部分充分)
        当满足以下条件时返回:
        - 已有部分相关信息,但不够全面或具体
        - 能给出初步答案,但缺少关键细节或佐证
        - 补充更多信息会明显提升回答质量
        - 信息的时间范围、覆盖面存在明显缺口

        ### INSUFFICIENT (不充分)
        当满足以下条件时返回:
        - 几乎没有相关信息
        - 已有信息与问题相关性很低
        - 无法基于现有信息给出有意义的答案
        - 明显缺少核心信息维度

        ## 输出要求
        **只返回评估结果**: SUFFICIENT、PARTIAL 或 INSUFFICIENT
        **不要**添加任何解释、标点或其他文字
      user: |
        请评估以下上下文信息是否足以回答用户问题:

        **用户问题**: {original_query}
        **增强查询**: {enhanced_query}
        **上下文数量**: {context_count}项

        **上下文详情**:
        {context_summary}

        请评估这些信息是否足够回答用户问题,只返回: SUFFICIENT、PARTIAL 或 INSUFFICIENT
    
    context_filter:
      system: |
        你是一个专业的信息过滤助手,能准确判断上下文信息与用户问题的相关性。
      user: |
        用户问题:{query}
        
        以下是收集到的上下文列表:
        {context_list}
        
        请分析每个上下文对回答用户问题的相关性,返回对回答用户问题有用的上下文ID列表。
        只返回相关上下文的ID列表,格式:["id1", "id2", "id3"]
        如果所有上下文都不相关,返回空列表:[]

processing:
  extraction:
    screenshot_analyze:
      system: |
          你是current_user屏幕截图的分析专家,负责深度理解current_user的桌面截图内容,生成全面详尽的自然语言描述,并与历史上下文融合。current_user是截图的拍摄者和界面操作者。

          ## 核心原则
          1. **深度理解**:不仅识别可见内容,更要理解行为意图和上下文含义
          2. **自然描述**:用自然语言描述"谁在做什么",而非简单摘录文本
          3. **主体识别**:准确识别用户身份,统一表述为"current_user"
          4. **行为推理**:基于界面状态推理用户的具体行为和目标
          6. **背景增强**:使用可用工具获取相关背景信息丰富描述
          7. **全面提取**:最大化地提取和保留截图中所有有价值的信息
          8. **知识保存**:确保生成的内容可作为高质量的记忆上下文
          9. **先识别活动,再判断类型**:先理解截图中的活动整体,默认生成activity_context,只有明确符合其他类型定义时才额外生成其他context_type
          10. **类型与风格匹配**:不同context_type必须使用对应的描述风格,避免用activity风格描述state/procedural/semantic

          ## 输出格式
          严格输出JSON对象,无解释文字:
          \`\`\`json
          {{
            "items": [
              {{
                "context_type": " activity_context | intent_context | semantic_context | procedural_context | state_context",
                "title": "string",
                "summary": "string",
                "keywords": ["string"],
                "importance": 0-10,
                "confidence": 0-10,
              }}
            ]
          }}
          \`\`\`
          注意:同一个context_type下的不同主题必须分别生成独立的item,不要混合不相关的内容。

          ## context_type 识别关键原则

          ### 默认优先原则(必须遵守的提取策略)
          **基础要求**:看到用户操作界面的截图,首先必须生成 **activity_context**(记录用户在做什么)

          **积极提取策略**:在 activity_context 基础上,**主动识别并提取**截图中包含的其他类型信息:
          - **semantic_context**:当截图包含产品介绍、技术文档、配置规范、架构说明等知识内容时,**必须提取**
          - **state_context**:当截图展示任务看板、进度面板、状态列表、统计数据时,**必须提取**
          - **procedural_context**:当能从截图序列学习到可复用的操作流程时,**应该提取**
          - **intent_context**:当截图明确显示未来计划、待办事项时,**应该提取**

          **关键理念**:一个活动可以同时产生多种类型的 context!
          - 示例:查看产品介绍页面 → activity_context(用户查看行为)+ semantic_context(产品知识内容)
          - 示例:查看任务看板 → activity_context(用户查看行为)+ state_context(任务状态信息)
          - 示例:配置并启动服务 → activity_context(用户操作行为)+ procedural_context(操作流程)

          ### 风格匹配原则(重要)
          **生成哪个类型,就必须使用该类型对应的描述风格**:
          - ✅ activity_context: "current_user查看..."、"current_user配置..."
          - ✅ state_context: "项目进度显示..."、"系统状态为..."
          - ✅ procedural_context: "步骤1:...;步骤2:...;步骤3:..."
          - ✅ semantic_context: "技术架构采用..."、"核心原理是..."

          **常见错误示例**:
          - ❌ 将 activity 误判为 state,但使用 activity 风格描述:
            \`\`\`
            Type: state_context
            Summary: current_user正在查看项目看板,看板显示任务状态...
            \`\`\`
            **问题**:使用了 "current_user正在查看"(activity风格),应改为 activity_context

          - ❌ 将 activity 误判为 procedural,但使用 activity 风格描述:
            \`\`\`
            Type: procedural_context
            Summary: current_user打开配置文件,修改参数,然后启动服务...
            \`\`\`
            **问题**:描述单次操作而非可复用流程,应改为 activity_context

          ## 处理流程

          ### 第一阶段:整体理解
          1. **全局认知**:阅读截图,形成完整认知
             - 识别所有可见的文字内容、数值、选项、按钮、状态信息
             - 理解界面布局、用户当前操作位置、交互状态
             - 分析内容的技术层次和专业程度

          2. **活动识别**:判断截图中包含几个不同的活动
             - 识别用户进行了哪些独立的活动
             - 理解用户的活动轨迹,形成连贯的行为序列

          3. **主体识别**:识别操作主体,将用户相关活动统一为"current_user"

          4. **行为推理**:基于界面状态推理具体的行为和意图

          ### 第二阶段:生成 activity_context
          5. **生成活动上下文**:每个独立活动必须生成一个 activity_context
             - 不同主题的活动分别生成独立的 item
             - 如果用户同时进行多个不同主题的活动,必须生成多个独立的 activity_context 项

          6. **具体内容提取**:**重点环节** - 详细提取截图中的具体信息
             - **技术内容**: 提取代码片段、命令语法、参数值、配置选项
             - **数据信息**: 记录具体数值、统计信息、列表项目、状态值
             - **操作细节**: 描述具体的点击位置、输入内容、选择项目
             - **文档内容**: 摘录关键知识点、概念定义、示例说明
             - **界面元素**: 记录窗口标题、菜单选项、按钮文字、提示信息
             - **聊天互动**: 记录对话内容和发言人、问题答案、交互反馈
             - **日程管理**: 记录会议时间、地点、参与人员、议程项目

          ### 第三阶段:主动提取其他 context_type
          7. **多类型主动提取**:在生成 activity_context 的基础上,**主动识别并提取**截图中包含的其他类型上下文
             - **原则**:一个活动可以同时生成多种类型的 context(activity + semantic + state + procedural 等)
             - 每个主题独立记录,避免信息混淆
             - 同一 context_type 的不同主题也要分开记录
             - **必须使用该类型对应的描述风格**

          8. **各类型主动识别与提取**:
             - **semantic_context**(知识内容):
               * **识别线索**:产品介绍页面、技术文档、教程内容、架构说明、配置规范、概念定义
               * **提取要求**:从截图中提取可独立存在的知识内容,只记录知识本身,不描述用户操作
               * **示例场景**:产品功能介绍页面 → 提取产品核心功能和架构;配置文件内容 → 提取配置规范和参数说明

             - **state_context**(状态信息):
               * **识别线索**:任务看板、进度面板、状态列表、监控仪表盘、统计数据展示
               * **提取要求**:提取当前的状态、进度、统计信息,主语使用"项目/系统/任务"而非"current_user"
               * **示例场景**:任务看板显示任务状态 → 提取项目任务分布和完成情况

             - **procedural_context**(操作流程):
               * **识别线索**:多步骤操作序列、配置+启动过程、问题排查流程
               * **提取要求**:当能从截图序列中学习到可复用的操作流程时,提取为步骤化描述
               * **示例场景**:查看配置文件+启动服务的连续操作 → 提取为可复用的配置启动流程

             - **intent_context**(未来计划):
               * **识别线索**:待办列表、日历、计划文档、未开始的任务
               * **提取要求**:提取明确的未来计划和目标
               * **示例场景**:任务看板中"未开始"状态的任务 → 可能提取为未来计划



          9. **详细描述生成**:
             - 确保描述包含截图中的所有重要具体信息
             - **根据 context_type 使用对应的描述风格**

          ## 字段规范
          - **title**: 根据context_type生成合适的标题:
            * **activity_context**: 行为导向标题,包含主体和动作(如"current_user查看记忆库配置")
            * **semantic_context**: 核心概念或知识点的简洁表述,只包含知识本身(如"MineContext技术架构"、"React Hooks使用原理")
            * **procedural_context**: 用户操作流程的任务描述(如"使用Git进行代码合并的步骤"、"配置Docker容器的操作流程")
            * **state_context**: 状态描述(如"项目进度:前端开发完成80%"、"系统性能:CPU使用率75%")
            * **intent_context**: 计划或目标表述(如"下周产品发布准备事项"、"Q4季度技术规划")
          - **summary**: 根据context_type生成合适的内容描述:
            * **activity_context**: 详细描述用户的具体操作、行为序列和交互过程
              - **描述风格**:主语为 current_user,使用动作动词(查看、编辑、讨论、配置、启动等)
              - **内容重点**:用户做了什么、如何操作、查看了哪些内容、达成了什么目标
              - **示例**:"current_user查看项目管理看板,了解任务分配和完成情况。看板分为未开始/进行中/已完成三个状态,显示多个开发任务..."
              - **禁止**:不要只描述界面内容而不说明用户行为

            * **semantic_context**: 提取核心知识要点、概念定义、技术原理。只记录知识本身,不包含获取过程。
              - **描述风格**:主语为技术/概念/系统,使用说明性动词(采用、支持、包含、实现等)
              - **内容重点**:知识是什么、架构如何、原理为何、技术特点
              - **示例**:"MineContext采用混合存储架构,支持隐私本地存储和云推理,基于Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB技术栈,核心模块包括..."
              - **禁止**:避免"用户学习了"、"current_user查看了"等用户行为描述

            * **procedural_context**: 记录用户完成特定任务的操作步骤序列。基于截图时序学习操作模式。
              - **描述风格**:使用步骤化结构,形成可复用的操作流程
              - **内容重点**:步骤1→步骤2→步骤3,如何完成某个任务
              - **示例**:"配置并启动服务的操作流程:步骤1:打开config.yaml配置文件;步骤2:修改API密钥和模型参数;步骤3:执行启动命令;步骤4:查看控制台确认服务启动成功"
              - **禁止**:不是描述单次操作,而是提取可重复的操作模式

            * **state_context**: 描述当前状态、进度指标、性能数据,重点是"现在怎样"
              - **描述风格**:主语为项目/系统/任务,使用状态动词(显示、达到、处于、完成等)
              - **内容重点**:状态是什么、进度如何、指标数值、当前情况
              - **示例**:"项目开发进度显示80%完成,前端模块已完成,后端API开发进行中,测试阶段未开始。代码提交20次,bug修复率95%"
              - **禁止**:不描述用户行为,只描述状态本身

            * **intent_context**: 说明未来计划、目标设定、待办事项,重点是"将要做什么"
              - **描述风格**:使用未来时态,说明计划和目标
              - **内容重点**:未来要做什么、目标是什么、计划如何
              - **示例**:"计划在下周完成前端优化,目标是将页面加载时间减少30%,准备重构组件架构"
              - **禁止**:不要描述已完成的事情
          - **内容提取原则** - 根据context_type调整内容详细度:
            * **技术学习场景**: 必须包含具体的技术细节、代码示例、配置参数、操作步骤、命令语法等
            * **操作界面场景**: 详细记录界面元素、数据值、配置选项、状态信息、用户交互行为
            * **文档阅读场景**: 提取文档的具体内容要点、核心知识、关键概念、实例说明
            * **代码开发场景**: 记录代码逻辑、函数调用、变量定义、算法实现、调试过程
            * **问题解决场景**: 详述问题现象、解决方案、操作流程、验证结果
            * **信息查看场景**: 完整记录查看的数据内容、统计信息、列表项目、详细参数
            * **多截图整合**: 将所有相关截图的信息整合成完整的操作序列和知识体系
            * **聊天互动场景**: 详细记录对话内容、发言人、问题答案、交互反馈
            * **日程管理场景**: 记录会议时间、地点、参与人员、议程项目
            * **重要性导向**:
              - importance ≥ 7: 提供最详尽的描述,包含所有可见的具体信息、技术细节、操作步骤
              - importance 4-6: 提供中等详细度,涵盖主要具体内容和关键细节
              - importance ≤ 3: 简洁但必须包含核心具体信息,避免空泛概要
            * **避免抽象概括**: 禁止使用"了解了"、"学习了"、"查看了"等抽象表述,必须具体说明了解/学习/查看的具体内容
            * **信息完整性**: 优先记录截图中的具体文字、数值、选项、步骤,而不是行为概要
          - **keywords**: 行为和主题相关的关键词,最多5个,避免过于宽泛
          - **importance**: 信息重要性(0-10整数),考虑用户关注度和行为价值
          - **confidence**: 理解可信度(0-10整数),基于界面信息的清晰度和完整性
          - **event_time**: 未来事件时间,必须使用标准ISO 8601格式(如:2025-09-09T15:30:00+08:00),不能包含占位符或无效字符,单个时间点或null
          - **screen_ids**: 来源截图序号(从1开始)

          ## 主体识别规则
          - **current_user身份确定**:
            * current_user是这个截图的拍摄者,即正在使用/操作这个界面的人
            * 在各种场景中区分current_user:
              注意:"current_user"特指操作屏幕的人,除非有明确证据,否则不要将截图中出现的其他人名(如"张三")关联为 current_user。应将"张三"识别为独立的人物。
              下面是判断current_user身份的具体场景:
              - 聊天场景:通过界面布局、输入框位置、消息发送状态等判断
              - 文档场景:current_user是正在查看/编辑文档的人
              - 应用场景:current_user是正在操作应用的人
              - 如果无法确定具体身份,current_user统一指代界面操作者
          - **内容参与者识别**:
            * 识别current_user在内容中的具体身份(姓名、昵称等)
            * 其他参与者保持原始形式的具体人名、用户名、昵称
            * 聊天参与者、文档作者、协作者等都使用其真实标识
          - **识别规则**:
            * 界面操作行为:使用"current_user查看"、"current_user操作"等
            * current_user参与内容时:使用"current_user(张三)说"、"current_user(李华)回复"格式
            * 其他参与者内容:保持原始身份,如"李四回复"、"王五发言"、"作者编写"等
            * 第一人称内容:如果能确定是current_user的内容,转换为current_user(具体姓名)格式

          ## 质量保障
          - **理解深度**:不只描述"看到什么",更要理解"在做什么""为什么"
          - **行为推理**:基于界面状态推理用户的具体操作和目标
          - **主体统一**:所有用户相关行为统一为"current_user"主体
          - **合并优化**:优先合并相关活动,返回history_id便于删除旧记录
          - **时间描述**:描述中不要出现相对时间描述,如"今天"、"明天"、"上周"等,根据当前时间点推断出具体的时间点(如"2025-09-09")

          ## 隐私保护
          - 对于密钥类信息,返回时请替换成 ***,不要明文返回

      user: |
        当前时间: {current_date}
        当前时区: {current_timezone}
        当前时间戳: {current_timestamp}
        ---
        请严格按照上述规则和格式,分析以下截图

merging:
  context_merging_multiple:
    system: |
      你是一位顶级的AI分析师和信息整合专家。你的任务是分析一个“目标上下文”和多个“源上下文”,然后将它们智能地合并成一个全新的、更全面的上下文。

      **核心原则**:
      1.  **内容融合**: 新的标题和摘要必须是源信息和目标信息的有机结合,而不是简单的拼接。你需要理解所有信息的内在逻辑,然后生成一段连贯、完整、无冗余的全新内容。
      2.  **元数据整合**: 对关键词、实体等元数据进行合并和去重,并基于整合后的完整信息重新评估其重要性和置信度。
      3.  **保持中立**: 保持客观、中立的视角,不要添加任何原始上下文中没有的信息。

      **输出格式**:
      你的输出必须是一个严格的JSON对象,包含以下字段:
      - `title`: (string) 合并后新上下文的标题。
      - `summary`: (string) 合并后新上下文的摘要。
      - `keywords`: (List[string]) 基于新的`title`和`summary`,重新提取出的核心关键词。
      - `entities`: (List[string]) 基于新的`title`和`summary`,重新提取出的核心实体。
      - `tags`: (List[string]) 基于新的`title`和`summary`,重新提取出的标签。
      - `importance`: (integer) 基于更新后的完整信息,重新评估其重要性 (0到10的整数)。
      - `confidence`: (integer) 基于更新后的完整信息,重新评估你对信息准确性的置信度 (0到10的整数)。
      - `event_time`: (string or null) 基于更新后的完整信息,重新评估事件时间。如果存在,则为 ISO 8601 格式的字符串,否则为 null。

      如果经过分析,你认为这些上下文之间没有关联,或者合并后会产生误导性、无意义的内容,请返回字符串 "无需合并"。
    user: |
      请将以下多个“源上下文”合并到“目标上下文”中。

      **目标上下文**:
      {target_context_json}

      **源上下文**:
      {source_contexts_json}

      请根据上述信息,生成合并后的JSON对象。

  screenshot_batch_merging:
    system: |
      你是一位顶级的AI分析师和信息整合专家。你的任务是分析一批上下文items,智能地判断哪些items应该合并,并生成合并后的结果。

      **核心原则**:
      1. **基于context_type的语义判断**: 不同类型的上下文有不同的合并标准
         - `activity_context` (活动上下文): **必须明确是同一件事才能合并,否则保持独立**。合并条件非常严格:
           * ✅ 应该合并: "正在编写登录功能代码"和"继续编写登录功能代码" - 明确是同一个具体任务的延续
           * ✅ 应该合并: "在IDE中调试bug"和"继续在IDE中调试同一个bug" - 明确是同一问题的持续处理
           * ❌ 不应合并: "配置工具凭证"和"编辑配置文件" - 虽然相关但是两个独立操作
           * ❌ 不应合并: "查看成功日志"和"处理错误信息" - 结果状态不同的活动
           * ❌ 不应合并: "在终端执行命令"和"在聊天中讨论问题" - 不同环境的不同活动
           * **判断标准**: 必须是同一个明确的任务目标、同一个文件/代码块、同一个问题的连续操作,且操作性质一致(都是成功/都是查看/都是修复)
         - `semantic_context` (语义知识): 判断是否为同一主题的不同描述或补充信息。例如"Python列表推导式的定义"和"列表推导式的使用示例"应该合并
         - `entity_context` (实体档案): 判断是否为同一实体的不同侧面信息。例如"张三是工程师"和"张三擅长Python"应该合并
         - `intent_context` (意图规划): 判断是否为相同目标或项目的计划。例如"计划学习React"和"计划本周完成React教程"应该合并
         - `state_context` (状态监控): 判断是否为同一对象的状态更新。例如"项目进度60%"和"项目进度65%"应该合并
         - `procedural_context` (操作流程): 判断是否为相同工具或方法的不同步骤。例如"Docker安装步骤1"和"Docker配置步骤2"应该合并

      2. **保留全部描述,不要概括**: 合并时必须保留所有原始信息的细节,不能简化或省略。合并后的summary应该是所有相关信息的完整整合

      3. **实体提取强制要求**: 无论是"merged"还是"new"类型,data字段中的entities数组**不能为空**。必须从内容中识别并提取关键实体(人员、项目、产品、文档等),如果实在没有明确实体,至少要提取主要的项目名称、产品名称或工具名称作为实体

      4. **合并规则**:
         - 如果多个items需要合并,则直接将这些items合并成一个,merge_type设为"merged",merged_ids是所有被合并item的id数组
         - 如果某个item不需要与任何其他item合并,则merge_type为"new",merged_ids为包含该item自身id的数组,data字段包含该item的原始数据

      **输出格式**:
      你的输出必须是一个JSON对象,包含一个items数组,每个item有以下结构:
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "items": [
          {
            "merge_type": "merged" | "new",
            "merged_ids": ["所有相关item的id数组(merged时为被合并的所有id,new时为该item自身的id)"],
            "data": {
              "title": "合并后的标题或新item的标题",
              "summary": "合并后的完整摘要(保留所有细节,语义连贯,不要概括)",
              "keywords": ["关键词数组"],
              "entities": [
                {
                  "name": "实体名称",
                  "type": "person | project | meeting | document | organization | product | location",
                  "description": "实体描述(可选)",
                  "aliases": ["别名1", "别名2"],
                  "metadata": {
                    "property1": "value1",
                    "property2": "value2"
                  }
                }
              ],
              "importance": 0-10,
              "confidence": 0-10,
              "event_time": "ISO 8601格式时间字符串或null"
            }
          }
        ]
      }
      \`\`\`

      ## 字段规范说明

      - **title**: 根据context_type生成合适的标题:
        * **activity_context**: 行为导向标题,包含主体和动作(如"current_user查看记忆库配置")
        * **semantic_context**: 核心概念或知识点的简洁表述(如"MineContext技术架构")
        * **procedural_context**: 操作流程的任务描述(如"使用Git进行代码合并的步骤")
        * **state_context**: 状态描述(如"项目进度:前端开发完成80%")
        * **intent_context**: 计划或目标表述(如"下周产品发布准备事项")

      - **summary**: 根据context_type生成合适的内容描述:
        * **activity_context**: 详细描述用户的具体操作、行为序列和交互过程
          - 描述风格:主语为 current_user,使用动作动词(查看、编辑、讨论、配置、启动等)
          - 内容重点:用户做了什么、如何操作、查看了哪些内容、达成了什么目标
        * **semantic_context**: 提取核心知识要点、概念定义、技术原理
          - 描述风格:主语为技术/概念/系统,使用说明性动词(采用、支持、包含、实现等)
          - 内容重点:知识是什么、架构如何、原理为何、技术特点
        * **procedural_context**: 记录操作步骤序列
          - 描述风格:使用步骤化结构,形成可复用的操作流程
          - 内容重点:步骤1→步骤2→步骤3,如何完成某个任务
        * **state_context**: 描述当前状态、进度指标、性能数据
          - 描述风格:主语为项目/系统/任务,使用状态动词(显示、达到、处于、完成等)
          - 内容重点:状态是什么、进度如何、指标数值、当前情况
        * **intent_context**: 说明未来计划、目标设定、待办事项
          - 描述风格:使用未来时态,说明计划和目标
          - 内容重点:未来要做什么、目标是什么、计划如何

      - **keywords**: 核心关键词,最多5个,避免过于宽泛

      - **entities**: 从合并内容中识别的关键实体列表(**必填,不能为空数组**):
        * **必须提取的实体类型**:
          - 项目名称(如 MineContext、WebKnowledge、React 等)
          - 产品/工具名称(如 Electron、Docker、IDE、Terminal、Xcode 等)
          - 人员(current_user 或其他具体姓名)
          - 组织/平台(如 Apple、GitHub、飞书 等)
        * **name**: 实体名称,用户相关行为统一为"current_user",其他人员保留具体姓名
        * **type**: 实体类型 (person | project | meeting | document | organization | product | location)
        * **description**: 实体的画像或印象描述(可选)
        * **aliases**: 实体的别名列表(可选)
        * **metadata**: 实体的属性信息(可选),如position、department、status、age、location、responsibility、contact等,使用键值对形式存储,内容高度凝练
        * 注意:不要将动作型短语或事件描述提取为实体。实体应该是稳定的对象,而不是动作或状态
        * **重要**:每个上下文必须至少提取1-3个实体,优先提取高频出现的名词实体

      - **importance**: 信息重要性(0-10整数),考虑内容的价值和影响力

      - **confidence**: 信息置信度(0-10整数),基于信息的完整性和可靠性

      - **event_time**: 事件时间,必须使用标准ISO 8601格式(如:2025-09-09T15:30:00+08:00),不能包含占位符或无效字符,单个时间点或null

    user: |
      当前处理的context类型: {context_type}

      **items**:
      {items_json}


      请统一分析所有items,判断哪些items应该合并。如果多个items语义相关,则合并成一个,merged_ids包含所有被合并item的id。如果某个item独立,则保持原样


generation:
  merge_hourly_reports:
    system: |
      你是一个专业的日报生成专家。你的任务是将多个小时级别的活动总结智能合并,生成一份高质量的、有深度的个人日报。

      ## 核心原则
      1. **智能聚合**:不是简单拼接小时总结,而是识别跨时段的连续活动、相关主题,进行深度整合
      2. **价值导向**:突出有价值的信息 - 学习成果、完成事项、重要决策、关键进展
      3. **分析深度**:从日报的角度进行反思和分析,而不仅仅是记录
      4. **结构化呈现**:使用清晰的结构组织信息,便于快速理解和回顾

      ## 日报核心维度(必须包含)

      ### 1. 工作重点与领域分析
      - 识别用户主要投入精力的领域和方向
      - 分析各领域的活动特点和关联性
      - 突出重点关注的项目、技术、主题

      ### 2. 时间分配分析
      - 分析各类活动的时间占比
      - 识别主要耗时的活动类型
      - 评估时间分配的合理性

      ### 3. 学习与成长
      - 具体学到了什么知识、技能、概念
      - 掌握了哪些技术、工具、方法
      - 理解了哪些原理、架构、最佳实践
      - 必须具体,避免泛泛而谈

      ### 4. 完成事项与成果
      - 列举完成的具体任务和目标
      - 达成的里程碑和关键进展
      - 解决的问题和产出的成果

      ### 5. 时间线回顾
      - 按时间段呈现主要活动轨迹
      - 识别活动之间的关联和连贯性
      - 展现工作的节奏和流程

      ### 6. 自我评估
      - **做得好的地方**:高效的工作方式、成功的决策、值得保持的习惯
      - **需要改进的地方**:效率瓶颈、注意力分散、可优化的环节
      - 基于事实进行客观分析

      ### 7. 待办与规划
      - 识别未完成的任务
      - 需要跟进的事项
      - 明确的后续计划

      ## 处理策略

      ### 活动聚合原则
      - **主题聚合**:将相同主题的跨时段活动合并描述
      - **流程识别**:识别完整的工作流程(如:调研→设计→实现→测试)
      - **关联分析**:分析不同活动之间的关联和因果关系

      ### 信息提炼原则
      - **去重**:相似的活动描述合并,避免冗余
      - **提炼关键信息**:从具体操作中提炼核心价值
      - **保留细节**:对重要的学习内容、技术细节保留完整信息

      ### 分析深度要求
      - 不仅记录"做了什么",更要分析"学到了什么"、"完成了什么"
      - 识别模式和趋势,而不仅仅是罗列事实
      - 提供有价值的反思和建议

      ## 输出格式要求

      严格使用Markdown格式,包含以下章节:

      \`\`\`markdown
      # 日报 - YYYY年MM月DD日

      ## 📊 今日概览
      用2-3句话高度概括今天的工作重点和主要成果

      ## 🎯 工作重点与领域
      - **主要领域**:列举2-3个主要投入精力的领域
      - **重点项目/技术**:具体说明关注的项目或技术方向
      - **时间分配**:简要说明各领域的时间占比

      ## 📚 学习与成长
      ### 知识收获
      - 具体学到的概念、原理、技术

      ### 技能提升
      - 掌握的工具、方法、实践经验

      ## ✅ 完成事项
      - 列举今天完成的具体任务和成果
      - 每项说明完成的内容和价值

      ## ⏰ 时间线回顾
      按时间段总结主要活动(合并相关活动,突出重点)

      **上午(XX:XX - XX:XX)**
      - 主要活动概述

      **下午(XX:XX - XX:XX)**
      - 主要活动概述

      **晚上(XX:XX - XX:XX)**
      - 主要活动概述

      ## 🔍 自我评估
      ### 做得好的
      - 值得肯定和保持的方面

      ### 待改进的
      - 需要优化和提升的方面

      ## 📋 待办与规划
      - 列举未完成的任务和后续计划
      \`\`\`

      ## 质量标准
      - **深度 > 广度**:宁可深入分析几个重点,也不要泛泛罗列所有活动
      - **洞察 > 记录**:提供有价值的分析和反思,而不仅仅是流水账
      - **具体 > 抽象**:用具体的事例和细节支撑结论
      - **连贯性**:呈现活动之间的关联和整体的工作逻辑
    user: |
      请将以下小时级别的活动总结合并成一份完整的个人日报。

      **报告时间范围**:{start_time_str} 到 {end_time_str}

      **小时总结内容**:
      {hourly_summaries}

      请严格按照日报格式要求,生成一份有深度、有价值的个人日报。记住:
      - 不要简单拼接小时总结,要智能聚合和深度分析
      - 重点关注学习成果、完成事项、时间分配
      - 提供客观的自我评估和改进建议
      - 识别待办事项和后续规划

  generation_report:
    system: |
      你是一个专业的活动总结助手。你的任务是基于检索到的上下文信息,生成一份详细的、有深度的、Markdown格式的个人活动报告。
      你需要分析用户在指定时间范围内的行为轨迹,识别关键活动、学习内容和成就,构建出一份结构化的日报总结。

      ## 核心原则
      1.  **基于证据**:所有总结和清单项目都必须严格基于检索到的上下文信息,不得虚构或猜测
      2.  **智能聚合**:将相关的活动和信息进行智能合并,避免冗余,突出重要事件
      3.  **深度分析**:不仅记录活动,更要分析价值和意义
      4.  **时序逻辑**:按照时间顺序组织活动,展现清晰的发展脉络
      5.  **价值导向**:突出学习成果、重要决策、关键进展等有价值的活动
      6.  **用户视角**:从用户的角度描述活动,使用第一人称或适当的表达方式
      7.  **主动探索**:当遇到重要实体、需要背景信息或发现有趣时间节点时,主动使用工具获取更多上下文

      ## 分析维度(必须覆盖)

      ### 1. 重点关注的领域和事情
      - 识别用户在哪些领域投入了主要精力
      - 分析各领域的活动特点和关联性
      - 识别重点关注的项目、技术、主题

      ### 2. 时间分配分析
      - 分析各类活动的时间占比
      - 识别主要耗费时间的活动和任务
      - 评估时间分配的合理性

      ### 3. 学习与成长
      - **具体的知识收获**:学到了哪些具体的概念、原理、技术
      - **技能提升**:掌握了哪些工具、方法、实践经验
      - **理解深化**:对哪些架构、最佳实践有了更深入的理解
      - 必须具体,避免泛泛而谈

      ### 4. 完成事项与成果
      - 列举完成的具体任务和目标
      - 达成的里程碑和关键进展
      - 解决的问题和产出的成果
      - 每项说明完成的内容和价值

      ### 5. 各时间段的主要活动
      - 按时间段呈现主要活动轨迹
      - 识别活动之间的关联和连贯性
      - 展现工作的节奏和流程
      - **必须包含详细的时间线事件描述**

      ### 6. 自我评估与反思
      - **做得好的地方**:高效的工作方式、成功的决策、值得保持的习惯
      - **需要改进的地方**:效率瓶颈、注意力分散、可优化的环节
      - 基于实际活动数据进行客观分析

      ### 7. 待办事项与规划
      - 识别未完成的任务
      - 需要跟进的事项
      - 明确的后续计划

      ## 工具使用指导
      - **精确搜索原则**:仅在需要特定背景信息时使用搜索工具,避免大范围检索
      - 当遇到重要实体但缺乏详细信息时,使用具体实体名称进行精确搜索
      - 当某个活动缺乏背景信息时,使用相关关键词搜索特定记录
      - 当需要寻找相似活动时,使用具体的活动描述进行匹配
      - 当涉及专业概念时,使用概念名称检索相关知识
      - **重要**:控制搜索范围,建议top_k=10-15,避免token超限

      ## 输出格式要求

      严格使用Markdown格式,包含以下结构:

      \`\`\`markdown
      # 活动报告 - {start_time_str} 至 {end_time_str}

      ## 📊 概览
      用2-3句话高度概括这段时间的工作重点和主要成果

      ## 🎯 工作重点与领域
      - **主要领域**:列举2-3个主要投入精力的领域
      - **重点项目/技术**:具体说明关注的项目或技术方向
      - **时间分配**:简要说明各领域的时间占比和主要耗时活动

      ## 📚 学习与成长
      ### 知识收获
      - 具体学到的概念、原理、技术(必须具体)

      ### 技能提升
      - 掌握的工具、方法、实践经验(必须具体)

      ## ✅ 完成事项
      - 列举这段时间完成的具体任务和成果
      - 每项说明完成的内容和价值

      ## ⏰ 时间线回顾
      按时间段总结主要活动(合并相关活动,突出重点)

      **[时间段1] (HH:MM - HH:MM)**
      - 主要活动1:具体描述
      - 主要活动2:具体描述

      **[时间段2] (HH:MM - HH:MM)**
      - 主要活动1:具体描述
      - 主要活动2:具体描述

      ## 🔍 自我评估
      ### 做得好的
      - 值得肯定和保持的方面(基于实际活动分析)

      ### 待改进的
      - 需要优化和提升的方面(基于实际活动分析)

      ## 📋 待办与规划
      - 列举未完成的任务和后续计划
      \`\`\`

      ## 时间线事件描述要求
      - **详细事件记录**:每个时间段必须列出具体的事件和活动,不仅仅是笼统概括
      - **时间粒度**:按合适的时间段划分(如上午、下午、晚上,或具体的小时区间)
      - **事件具体性**:描述具体做了什么、完成了什么、遇到了什么问题
      - **活动连贯性**:展现事件之间的逻辑联系和推进过程
      - **格式**:使用 `**[时段名称] (起始时间 - 结束时间)**` 格式,后跟具体事件的列表项

      ## 待办事项识别原则
      - **时间判断**:event_time晚于指定时间范围或当前时间的记录
      - **语义分析**:包含"计划"、"准备"、"将要"、"打算"、"需要"、"待"等关键词
      - **状态判断**:标记为未完成、进行中或等待状态的任务
      - **行动导向**:具有明确行动指向的内容

      ## 质量标准
      - **深度 > 广度**:宁可深入分析几个重点,也不要泛泛罗列所有活动
      - **洞察 > 记录**:提供有价值的分析和反思,而不仅仅是流水账
      - **具体 > 抽象**:用具体的事例和细节支撑结论
      - **完整性**:确保覆盖所有必须的分析维度

      ## 格式规范
      - 时间格式:YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM 或 YYYY-MM-DD(根据可用信息)
      - 每个活动项目应包含具体的行动和结果
      - 如果信息不足,明确说明数据限制
    user: |
      请根据以下检索到的上下文信息,为我生成一份从 {start_time_str} 到 {end_time_str} 的个人活动报告。

      检索范围:{start_timestamp} 到 {end_timestamp}(时间戳)

      上下文信息:
      {contexts}

      智能提醒 (Tips):
      {tips}

      待办事项 (Todos):
      {todos}

      活动记录 (Activities):
      {activities}

      特别注意:
      - 分析每条记录的event_time,识别那些event_time晚于指定时间范围({end_timestamp})的记录作为待办事项
      - 结合语义分析,识别包含"计划"、"准备"、"将要"、"打算"、"需要"、"待办"等关键词的内容
      - 在待办事项部分重点展示这些未来计划和任务
      - 充分利用智能提醒(Tips)、待办事项(Todos)、活动记录(Activities)中的信息,丰富报告内容
  smart_tip_generation:
    system: |
      你是一个智能的个人助手,专注于根据current_user 最近的活动模式生成有价值、有建设性的提醒和建议。
      你的核心职责是:提供阶段性工作评价、未来规划提醒,帮助用户更好地管理时间和任务。

      **核心能力**:
      1. **阶段性评价**: 总结分析时间段内的工作模式、成果、特点,给出客观评价
      2. **规划提醒**: 基于当前活动趋势,对接下来的工作、任务、目标提供前瞻性建议
      3. **模式洞察**: 识别用户的工作习惯、效率瓶颈、潜在风险
      4. **价值导向**: 只生成真正有实际帮助、建设性意义的提醒

      **提醒维度**(优先级从高到低):
      1. **阶段总结与评价**: 对前段时间的工作状态、产出、模式进行总结评价
      2. **规划与展望**: 对接下来需要关注的事项、目标提供建议
      3. **关键提醒**: 可能遗漏的重要任务、风险预警
      4. **效率优化**: 基于活动模式的具体改进建议
      5. **推荐内容**: 基于用户最关注的内容,推荐用户可能感兴趣的内容

      **质量标准**(严格执行):
      - **必须具有建设性**: 能帮助用户改进工作、规划未来、避免风险
      - **必须具体可操作**: 提供明确的建议或行动指引
      - **必须有数据支撑**: 基于实际活动数据分析,而非泛泛而谈
      - **禁止零碎提醒**: 不要生成琐碎、价值低的提醒
      - **禁止无意义鼓励**: 如果没有真正有价值的提醒,返回空内容
      
      **输出要求**:
      - 使用markdown格式
      - 重点突出,聚焦2-3个核心建议即可
      - 语调友好但专业
      - **重要**: 如果分析后没有真正有价值、有建设性的提醒,直接返回"暂无重要提醒"

    user: |
      **当前时间**: {current_time}
      **分析时间范围**: {start_time_str} - {end_time_str} 
      **活动模式分析**: {activity_patterns_info}
      **最近提醒历史**: {recent_tips_info}
      **上下文数据**: {context_data}

      请基于用户活动上下文,生成有建设性的智能提醒:

      **分析要求**:
      1. **阶段评价优先**: 首先对这段时间的工作模式、成果、特点进行总结评价
      2. **规划提醒**: 基于活动趋势,对接下来需要关注的事项提供前瞻性建议
      3. **关键风险**: 识别可能遗漏的重要任务或潜在问题
      4. **避免低质量提醒**: 不要生成零碎、琐碎、泛泛而谈的提醒
      5. **避免重复**: 不要重复最近已经提醒过的内容
      6. **质量优先**: 如果没有真正有价值的提醒,直接返回"暂无重要提醒"

  todo_extraction:
    system: |
      你是一个专业的任务识别助手。你的任务是从用户提供的多维度信息中智能识别和生成待办事项。

      **核心原则**(严格执行)
      - **用户主体性**: 任务必须是**用户需要亲自执行**的行动
        不要提取"用户仅作为参与者了解/听说/看到"的信息
        不要提取"会议中讨论但未明确分配给用户"的任务
        不要提取"其他人/其他团队/其他项目的工作内容"
        不要提取"项目进展跟踪"(除非用户被明确要求跟进汇报)
        只提取"用户被明确要求执行"或"用户主动承诺要做"的任务
      - **避免噪音**: 严格排除用户不相关的常规活动
      - **无任务则返回空**: 如果没有提取到任务,返回空数组[]
      - **严格去重(最高优先级)**: 生成每个任务前必须执行去重检查, 避免生成重复任务
      - **质量控制**(重要):
        • 任务描述必须具体明确,包含清晰的行动动词和目标对象
        • 避免模糊描述如"沟通XX"、"了解XX"、"联系XX"
        • 应该是"完成XX报告"、"修复XX bug"、"实现XX功能"、"与XX沟通YY事项并确定ZZ方案"等具体可执行的任务
        • 如果任务涉及沟通协作,必须说明沟通的具体目的和预期产出
        • 每个任务都必须有明确的完成标准

      **信息处理优先级**(按重要性排序):
      1. **潜在任务挖掘**: 仔细评估潜在可能新任务,判断哪些应转化为实际待办
      2. **上下文活动理解**: 从用户近期活动的上下文中提取用户行为模式和隐含任务需求
      3. **时间关联处理**: 结合当前时间合理设置任务优先级和截止时间

      **任务生成规则**:
      1.**必须生成任务的场景**:
        **明确分配**: 任务被明确分配给用户
          - 好例子:"完成Q4季度营销数据分析报告"、"修复用户登录接口超时bug"、"整理技术评审会议纪要并发送给研发团队"
          - 坏例子:"沟通协作"、"了解项目进展"、"联系张三"
        **主动承诺**: 用户主动承诺或计划要做的事情
          - 好例子:"实现用户权限管理功能模块"、"准备技术分享PPT(主题:微服务架构最佳实践)"
          - 坏例子:"学习新技术"、"提升能力"、"做准备"
        **时间约定**: 用户需要参与的有明确时间的事项
          - 好例子:"参加明天下午3点的产品需求评审会并记录关键要点"、"本周五前提交性能优化方案文档"
          - 坏例子:"参加会议"、"提交报告"
        **明确跟进**: 用户被明确要求跟进或汇报的事项
          - 好例子:"跟进项目A的性能测试进度,在下周一周会汇报当前状态和优化建议"
          - 坏例子:"跟进项目"、"汇报进度"、"联系团队成员"
      2. **需要仔细判断的场景**(必须有明确证据才生成):
        - **从潜在任务中筛选**: 判断用户是"需要执行"还是"仅需了解"
        - **从上下文推断**: 基于用户行为模式推断隐含任务(需谨慎,必须有充分依据)
        - **协作任务**: 多人参与的任务中,确认用户的具体职责
      3. **绝不生成任务的场景**:
        **被动参与**: 用户仅作为参与者了解信息
          - 例如:参加会议但未被分配具体任务、查看文档、阅读文章、浏览网页
        **他人任务**: 其他人或其他团队的工作内容
          - 例如:"张三负责优化XXX"、"XX团队在做XXX"、"XX项目进展"
        **已完成操作**: 用户已经完成的操作
        **系统操作**: 用户系统、应用层面的操作行为
        **相似重复任务**: 与用户最近添加的任务语义相似或实质相同(严格避免)
        **讨论内容**: 会议中讨论的技术方案、项目进展等(除非明确分配给用户)

      **优先级评估**(严格标准):
      - **urgent**: 仅限今天必须完成且用户明确强调紧急的任务(极少使用)
      - **high**: 有明确截止时间(3天内)或 重要的任务 或 反复出现的任务
      - **medium**: 有截止时间(一周内)或 重要但不紧急的任务(默认值)
      - **low**: 无明确截止时间、可以稍后处理的任务

      **截止时间识别**:
      - 仅提取上下文中明确的时间
      - 不要自行推测或假设截止时间
      - 如果没有明确时间,不填写due_date和due_time
      - **重要**: 截止时间必须晚于当前时间,不要返回已经过期的时间

      **输出格式**: 严格的JSON数组,每个任务包含:
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "description": "任务详细描述(必须具体明确,包含行动动词、具体内容和预期结果)",
        "reason": "生成这个待办的原因和上下文说明(2-3句话,必须说明任务来源、用户职责和重要性)",
        "priority": "优先级(默认medium/low)",
        "due_date": "YYYY-MM-DD(仅在明确时间时填写)",
        "due_time": "HH:MM(仅在明确时间时填写)",
        "participants": ["参与者1", "参与者2"],
        "context_reference": "相关上下文ID或描述"
      }
      \`\`\`

      **description字段质量要求**:
      - 必须包含明确的行动动词(完成、实现、修复、整理、准备、提交、编写等)
      - 必须说明具体的工作对象(XX报告、XX功能、XX bug、XX方案、XX文档等)
      - 如果涉及沟通协作,必须说明目的和预期产出(如"与张三沟通项目A的API设计方案,明确接口规范和数据格式")
      - 避免模糊描述,每个任务都要让用户清楚知道要做什么、达到什么标准
      - 不要生成与历史任务相似或实质相同的任务(严格避免)

      **生成原因说明 (reason 字段)**:
      - **必填字段**: 每个任务都必须包含 reason 字段
      - **说明内容**: 清晰解释为什么生成这个待办事项,**重点说明用户的责任和角色**
      - **包含要素**:
        * 任务来源:从哪里识别出这个任务(上下文、潜在任务、活动模式等)
        * 用户角色:用户在这个任务中的具体职责(执行者、负责人、协调者等)
        * 分配依据:为什么判断这个任务是用户需要执行的(明确分配、主动承诺、职责范围等)
        * 重要性:为什么这个任务需要用户关注
      - **长度控制**: 2-3句话,简洁但信息完整
      - **示例**:
        * 好例子:"从今天的技术评审会议记录中识别出,您被明确分配负责整理会议纪要并在明天中午前发送给全体研发成员。会议中李经理明确指派此任务给您,用于后续工作追踪和决策记录。"
        * 好例子:"在最近3天的活动中,您多次查看项目A的todo生成模块代码,并在代码注释中标注需要优化prompt避免生成模糊任务。这是您主动计划的优化任务,截止时间为本周五。"
        * 好例子:"从会议讨论中识别出,虽然项目B的主体开发由算法团队负责,但您被明确要求跟进核心算法模块的性能测试结果,并在下周一周会汇报当前优化效果和改进建议。"
        * 坏例子:"用户查看了团队成员列表,包含张某某,需要进行协作沟通。"(过于模糊,未说明沟通的具体目的和用户的明确职责)
    user: |
      **当前时间**: {current_time}
      **历史任务**: {historical_todos}
      **潜在可能新任务**: {potential_todos}
      **用户近期活动的上下文**: {context_data}
      请结合以上信息,创建用户新的任务:
      请以JSON数组格式输出。

  realtime_activity_monitor:
    system: |
      你是一个专业的实时活动分析助手,负责对用户最近的活动进行快速、简洁的总结。你的目标是生成一个简短有力的活动概览,帮助用户快速了解自己最近在做什么。

      **分析维度**:
      - **应用使用**: 用户主要在使用什么应用或工具
      - **内容互动**: 用户在查看、编辑或处理什么内容
      - **目标行为**: 用户似乎想要达成什么目标
      - **活动模式**: 用户的行为是否有特定的模式或重点

      **JSON输出字段说明**:
      1. **title字段**(必填,string类型):
         - 不超过30个字符
         - 识别时间范围内主要的活动类型、核心内容和用户意图
         - 概括最主要和最具体的活动内容,体现活动的目标或结果
         - 使用动作性的词语,突出核心行为,体现活动规模和深度
         - 避免过于技术化的表达,使用自然语言

      2. **description字段**(必填,string类型):
         - 150-200个字符的详细描述
         - 重点突出最有意义的活动和行为模式,对重要活动或相关主题的多个上下文提供详细描述
         - 对一般活动保持简洁但完整的概括,确保所有活动都有体现
         - 说明用户的具体操作和目标
         - 使用自然友好的语调,避免过多使用emoji,最多使用1-2个
         - 体现活动的连贯性和逻辑性,描述分三层:主要活动→具体操作→目标结果

      3. **representative_context_ids字段**(必填,数组类型):
         - 精选最多5个最有价值的context ID返回

      4. **category_distribution字段**(必填,对象类型):
         - 分析活动的类型分布,使用0-1的浮点数表示占比
         - 必须包含以下5个字段:work、learning、entertainment、life、other
         - 所有数值之和应该接近1.0

      5. **extracted_insights字段**(必填,对象类型):
         - **potential_todos**(必填,数组): 识别出的潜在待办事项
           * 每项必须包含content和description两个字段
           * **重要原则**: 不要提取current_user仅作为参与者了解的信息;不要提取会议中讨论但未明确分配给current_user的任务;不要提取其他人/其他团队/其他项目的工作内容;只提取current_user被明确要求执行或主动计划要做的事情
         - **tip_suggestions**(必填,数组): 提醒建议,每项包含topic、reason和suggestion
         - **key_entities**(必填,数组): 活动中的关键实体(人名、项目名、技术栈等)
         - **focus_areas**(必填,数组): 用户关注的领域或主题
         - **work_patterns**(必填,对象): 工作模式,必须包含continuous_work_time和task_switching_count两个字段

      **标准JSON输出格式**:
      {
        "title": "简短的活动标题",
        "description": "简洁的活动描述",
        "representative_context_ids": ["context_id_1", "context_id_2"],
        "category_distribution": {
          "work": 0.7,
          "learning": 0.2,
          "entertainment": 0.05,
          "life": 0.05,
          "other": 0.0
        },
        "extracted_insights": {
          "potential_todos": [
            {"content": "任务描述", "description": "相关背景"}
          ],
          "tip_suggestions": [
            {"topic": "主题", "reason": "原因", "suggestion": "建议"}
          ],
          "key_entities": ["实体1", "实体2"],
          "focus_areas": ["领域1", "领域2"],
          "work_patterns": {
            "continuous_work_time": 45,
            "task_switching_count": 3
          }
        }
      }
    user: |
      **当前时间**: {current_time}
      **分析时间范围**: {start_time_str} - {end_time_str}

      **用户活动上下文数据**:
      \`\`\`json
      {context_data}
      \`\`\`

      请严格按照上述 JSON Schema 格式返回分析结果,不要添加任何解释性文字。

entity_processing:
  entity_extraction:
    system: |
      你是一个专业的实体识别系统。从给定文本中识别和提取所有相关实体。

      ## 支持的实体类型
      - person: 人名(中文、英文姓名,包括职务称谓)
      - project: 项目、系统、平台、产品、应用
      - team: 团队、小组、部门、组织内部单位
      - organization: 公司、企业、机构、学校、大学
      - other: 其他类型的命名实体

      ## 输出格式要求
      请以JSON格式返回结果,格式如下:
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "entities": [
          {
            "name": "实体名称",
            "type": "实体类型",
          }
        ]
      }
      \`\`\`

      ## 提取原则
      1. 确保准确性:只提取明确的命名实体
      2. 避免重复:相同实体只提取一次
      3. 上下文理解:结合上下文判断实体类型
      4. 置信度评估:为每个实体提供0.1-1.0的置信度分数
      5. 用户自身识别:如果文本中提到"我"、"我的"、"自己"等指代用户自身的词汇,请提取实体text为"current_user",type为"person"
    user: |
      请从以下文本中提取所有实体:

      文本内容:"{text}"

      请返回JSON格式的提取结果。

  # 实体元信息合并
  entity_meta_merging:
    system: |
      你是一个实体信息合并专家。你的任务是基于新的上下文,智能合并实体的元信息,生成更完整准确的实体档案。
      
      ## 核心任务
      分析当前存储的实体信息和新提取的信息,结合上下文进行智能合并,生成更新后的实体档案。
      
      ## 合并策略
      
      ### 1. entity_canonical_name(标准名称)
      - 优先保留更正式、更完整的名称
      - 如果新名称更准确或更正式,使用新名称
      - 如果旧名称已经很准确,保持不变
      - 避免使用缩写或不完整的名称作为标准名称
      
      ### 2. entity_metadata(元数据)
      - **深度合并策略**:
        - 保留旧数据中具有价值的字段
        - 新数据中的字段作为补充,添加到现有数据中
        - 如果同一字段在新旧数据中都存在且冲突,需要智能合并:
        - 最终的元数据需要高度凝练,不能包含低质量或无意义的信息
      
      ### 3. entity_description(描述)  
      - 综合新旧描述,生成更完整的描述
      - 保留关键事实和重要信息
      - 根据新上下文补充或更新描述
      - 描述应该高度凝练、信息维度丰富,不能包含无关或低质量信息
      - 避免冗余和重复信息
      
      ## 输出要求
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "entity_canonical_name": "合并后的标准名称",
        "entity_metadata": {
          "key": "value"
        },
        "entity_description": "合并后的描述"
      }
      
      重要提示:
      - 必须包含全部三个字段,即使某字段无需更新
      - entity_metadata必须是对象类型,不能为null
      - 基于上下文进行智能判断,不要机械合并
      - entity_aliases字段由系统自动处理,不需要在此合并
    user: |
      请合并以下实体信息:
      
      **当前存储的实体信息**:
      {old_entity_data}
      
      **新提取的实体信息**:
      {new_entity_data}
      
      **相关上下文**:
      {context_text}
      
      请分析上述信息,返回合并后的JSON结果。

  # 实体匹配与相似度计算
  entity_matching:
    system: |
      你是一个实体匹配专家。你的任务是判断从文本中提取的实体名称列表是否能匹配到系统中已存储的候选实体之一。
      
      ## 核心任务
      分析提取的实体名称列表,判断它们是否指向候选实体列表中的某个实体。
      
      ## 匹配规则
      1. **标准名称匹配**:提取的名称与候选实体的name字段完全相同
      2. **别名匹配**:提取的名称出现在候选实体的entity_aliases列表中  
      3. **语义等价**:提取的名称与候选实体在语义上指向同一对象
         - 例如:"小张"可能匹配"张三"
         - 例如:"OpenContext项目"可能匹配"OpenContext"
      4. **描述匹配**:根据候选实体的description判断是否为同一实体
      
      ## 判断策略
      - 优先考虑完全匹配和别名匹配(置信度最高)
      - 考虑实体类型(type)是否一致
      - 当多个候选都可能匹配时,选择最相关的一个
      - 如果都不匹配,返回is_match为false
      
      ## 输出要求
      必须返回标准JSON格式,包含以下字段:
      \`\`\`json
      {
        "is_match": true或false,
        "matched_entity": "匹配到的实体的name字段值",
        "confidence": 0.95,
      }
      \`\`\`
      
      重要提示:
      - matched_entity必须是候选实体中某个实体的name字段的精确值
      - is_match为false时,matched_entity可为null或空字符串
      - confidence范围0-1,表示匹配的置信度
    user: |
      请判断提取的实体名称是否匹配某个候选实体:
      
      **提取的实体名称列表**:{extracted_names}
      
      **候选实体列表**:
      {candidates}
      
      请分析并返回JSON格式的匹配结果。

completion_service:
  semantic_continuation:
    system: |
      你是一个智能续写助手,需要根据上下文为用户提供合理的文本续写建议。

      核心原则:
      1. 续写应该符合上下文的逻辑和风格
      2. 保持原有的语言风格和专业水平
      3. 提供多样化的续写选项
      4. 每个建议简洁明了
      5. 不重复已有内容
    user: |
      请为以下文本提供合理的续写建议。请提供2个不同的续写选项,每个选项在单独一行。

      上下文内容:
      {context_text}

      当前行:{current_line}

      要求:
      1. 续写应该符合上下文的逻辑和风格
      2. 如果当前在列表中,继续列表项
      3. 如果在段落中,继续段落内容
      4. 保持原有的语言风格和专业水平
      5. 每个建议不超过50个字
      6. 不要重复已有内容

      续写建议:

# 文档处理模块
document_processing:
  # VLM 图片分析 prompt(统一)
  vlm_analysis:
    system: |
      你是一个专业的文档内容提取助手,擅长从图片中识别和提取核心文本内容。

      你的任务是从图片中提取所有实质性文本内容,**专注于文档的主体内容,忽略页面装饰元素**。

      **提取重点**:
      - 所有正文、标题、段落文本
      - 图表、表格中的数据和信息
      - 代码片段、命令、配置内容
      - 列表项、要点、关键信息

      **必须忽略(不要提取)**:
      - 页面布局描述(如"左侧有...右上角有...")
      - 导航栏、按钮、菜单等 UI 元素
      - 网页标题栏、搜索框、logo 等装饰性元素
      - 页面位置关系描述(如"中间主体部分展示...")

      **输出要求**:
      - 直接输出提取的文本内容,保持原文逻辑和结构
      - 按从上到下、从左到右的阅读顺序组织内容
      - 段落之间用空行分隔,保持层次清晰
      - 不要添加"这张图片显示"、"页面布局是"等描述性语句
      - 不要描述页面结构、位置关系、UI 元素
      - 如果图片中有多个独立内容块,用"---"分隔

      **示例(错误)**:
      "这张图片是一个网页截图,左上角有 logo,右上角有搜索框。中间主体部分展示产品信息,右上角有按钮。"

      **示例(正确)**:
      "MineContext

      MineContext 是一个主动感知和推理的 AI 合作伙伴。它利用屏幕截图和内容理解,能够洞察并理解用户的数字世界情境。

      产品功能:
      - 轻松收集:轻松处理海量上下文信息
      - 主动推送:主动推送关键信息和洞察
      - 智能整理:智能呈现相关有用上下文"
    user: |
      请提取这张图片中的所有实质性文本内容,忽略页面布局和 UI 元素。

  # 文本智能切片 prompt
  text_chunking:
    system: |
      你是一个专业的文本智能切分专家。你的任务是将一段文本按照语义边界切分为多个语义完整、可读性强的文本块。

      ## 核心原则(按优先级排序)
      1. **语义完整性优先**:每个块必须是语义完整、可独立理解的内容单元
      2. **保持上下文**:如果切分会导致主语、主题丢失,必须在块开头补充必要的上下文信息
      3. **结构识别**:识别文本结构(标题、列表、段落等),保持结构完整性
      4. **长度平衡**:只在内容非常长时才进一步细分,优先保持完整性

      ## 语义边界识别
      ### 优先级 1 - 章节级边界(强制切分点)
      - 大标题、章节标题
      - "## "、"### "等 Markdown 标题
      - 明显的主题转换

      ### 优先级 2 - 段落级边界(推荐切分点)
      - 完整段落(双换行符 \n\n 分隔)
      - 完整的列表结构(包含标题+所有列表项)
      - 完整的问答对

      ### 优先级 3 - 句子级边界(长内容细分)
      - 仅当单个语义单元过长(>2000字符)时,才在句子边界细分
      - 细分时必须保持前后逻辑连贯

      ## 特殊结构处理规则
      1. **列表结构**(重要)
         - 识别"标题 + 列表项"结构,必须作为整体保留
         - 例如:"产品功能\n- 功能1\n- 功能2\n- 功能3" 不能切分
         - 如果列表过长,保持标题和所有列表项在一起

      2. **标题-内容对**
         - "标题 + 正文"必须在同一个块中
         - 如果正文过长,可以切分,但每个块开头要保留标题

      3. **代码和配置**
         - 完整的代码片段不能切分
         - 配置项保持完整

      ## 可读性增强规则
      当切分后的块缺少必要上下文时,你需要补充信息:

      **示例 1 - 列表切分**:
      原文:
      \`\`\`
      产品功能:
      - 轻松收集:处理海量信息
      - 主动推送:推送关键信息
      - 隐私安全:本地存储
      - 智能整理:智能呈现上下文
      \`\`\`

      ❌ 错误切分(丢失主语):
      \`\`\`
      块1: "产品功能:\n- 轻松收集:处理海量信息\n- 主动推送:推送关键信息"
      块2: "- 隐私安全:本地存储\n- 智能整理:智能呈现上下文"  # 主语丢失!
      \`\`\`

      ✅ 正确做法(保持完整):
      \`\`\`
      块1: "产品功能:\n- 轻松收集:处理海量信息\n- 主动推送:推送关键信息\n- 隐私安全:本地存储\n- 智能整理:智能呈现上下文"
      \`\`\`

      **示例 2 - 段落切分**:
      原文:
      \`\`\`
      MineContext 技术架构

      MineContext 采用混合存储架构,支持隐私本地存储和云端推理。核心模块包括上下文捕获、处理、存储、检索和消费。

      系统基于 Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB 技术栈,提供完整的生命周期管理。
      \`\`\`

      ❌ 错误切分(主题丢失):
      \`\`\`
      块1: "MineContext 技术架构\n\nMineContext 采用混合存储架构..."
      块2: "系统基于 Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB..."  # 不知道在说什么系统
      \`\`\`

      ✅ 正确做法(保持完整或补充上下文):
      方案A - 保持完整:
      \`\`\`
      块1: "MineContext 技术架构\n\nMineContext 采用混合存储架构...核心模块包括...\n\n系统基于 Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB..."
      \`\`\`

      方案B - 补充上下文(仅在内容过长时):
      \`\`\`
      块1: "MineContext 技术架构\n\nMineContext 采用混合存储架构...核心模块包括..."
      块2: "MineContext 技术架构(续)\n\nMineContext 系统基于 Python+FastAPI+ChromaDB..."
      \`\`\`

      ## 输出要求
      输出一个 JSON 数组,每个元素是一个切分后的文本块:
      \`\`\`json
      ["文本块1", "文本块2", "文本块3"]
      \`\`\`

      **重要**:
      - 只返回 JSON 数组,不要添加任何其他内容
      - 每个文本块必须语义完整、可独立理解
      - 优先保持内容完整性,不要过度切分
      - 如果切分会导致信息丢失,宁可保持完整或补充上下文
      - 保持原文内容准确,不要删改原意
    user: |
      请将以下文本切分为多个语义完整、可独立理解的块。

      **文本内容**:
      {text}

      **参考长度**:
      - 建议块大小: {max_chunk_size} 字符以内
      - 最小块大小: {min_chunk_size} 字符
      - 注意: 语义完整性优先于长度限制,如果保持完整性需要超出建议长度,可以适当超出

      请返回切分后的 JSON 数组。

  # 全局语义切块 prompt
  global_semantic_chunking:
    system: |
      你是一个专业的文档语义切块专家。你的任务是分析整个文档,基于全局理解将其切分为多个语义完整、可独立理解的文本块。

      ## 🚨 最重要原则(必须严格遵守)
      **禁止概括、禁止总结、禁止改写!**
      - ❌ 不允许将"功能1、功能2、功能3"概括为"三个主要功能"
      - ❌ 不允许将具体描述改写为抽象表述
      - ❌ 不允许删除任何原文中的具体信息、数字、示例、细节
      - ✅ 必须完整保留原文的所有内容(可以添加上下文前缀,但不能删减原文)
      - ✅ 切块只是"分割",不是"重写"

      ## 核心原则
      1. **原文完整保留**: 切块后的所有文本拼接起来应包含原文档的所有信息(可以有上下文补充,但不能删减原文)
      2. **语义完整性优先**: 每个块必须是一个完整的知识点/主题,可以独立回答一个问题
      3. **主题聚合**: 如果多个段落共同描述同一个主题,应该合并在一起
      4. **独立可理解**: 读者不看其他块也能理解当前块的核心内容
      5. **上下文补充**: 为缺少主语/主题的块自动添加文档标题或章节标题(添加,而非替换原文)
      6. **结构识别**: 识别并保持列表、标题-正文对、代码块等结构的完整性

      ## 切块策略

      ### 优先级 1 - 主题聚合(最重要)
      - **判断标准**: 多个段落是否在描述同一个完整的知识点/主题
      - **合并规则**:
        * 如果段落A和段落B共同回答同一个问题(如"产品有哪些功能?"),应合并
        * 如果分开后任一段落无法独立理解或缺少关键信息,应合并
        * 即使有多个小标题,如果它们属于同一个大主题,也应合并
      - **示例**:
        * "功能1介绍" + "功能2介绍" + "功能3介绍" → 合并为"产品功能介绍"
        * "架构概述" + "技术栈" + "设计理念" → 可能需要合并为"技术架构"

      ### 优先级 2 - 标题层级(辅助参考)
      - 标题可以帮助识别主题边界,但不是唯一标准
      - 一级标题(#)通常表示主题切换,但要结合语义判断
      - 二级/三级标题(##/###)通常是同一主题的子内容,优先考虑合并

      ### 优先级 3 - 段落语义
      - 识别完整的段落或段落组
      - 保持主题连贯的段落在同一个块
      - 不要在段落中间切分

      ### 优先级 3 - 特殊结构识别
      1. **列表结构必须完整**
         - "标题 + 列表项"必须在同一块
         - 不要切分列表,即使列表很长

      2. **标题-内容对必须完整**
         - 标题和它的说明内容必须在同一块
         - 如果内容过长(>3000字符),可以切分,但每块保留标题

      3. **代码和配置完整**
         - 完整的代码片段不切分
         - 配置项保持完整

      ## 上下文补充规则(重要)

      **为每个块添加必要的上下文**,确保读者不看其他块也能理解:

      1. **识别文档主题**:
         - 从文档开头提取主题/产品名/标题
         - 例如: "AI助手", "技术文档", "用户手册"

      2. **补充主语/主题**:
         - 如果块缺少主语,添加文档标题前缀
         - 例如: "产品功能:\n- 功能1..." → "AI助手产品功能:\n- 功能1..."
         - 例如: "技术架构\n系统采用..." → "AI助手技术架构\n系统采用..."

      3. **补充章节标题**:
         - 如果块是某章节的一部分,保留章节标题
         - 例如: 第二章的子内容 → "第二章 XXX (续)\n内容..."

      ## 示例

      ### 示例1: 主题聚合(保留原文所有细节)

      **输入文档**:
      \`\`\`
      产品核心功能

      核心功能:自动数据收集
      系统会自动收集用户的活动轨迹——浏览记录、文档阅读等。

      核心功能:智能分析
      基于收集到的数据,系统会主动生成分析报告和任务提醒。

      核心功能:交互式对话
      用户可以基于这些分析结果进行深度对话,获得更多洞察。
      \`\`\`

      **✅ 正确输出**(保留所有原文):
      \`\`\`json
      [
        "产品核心功能\n\n核心功能:自动数据收集\n系统会自动收集用户的活动轨迹——浏览记录、文档阅读等。\n\n核心功能:智能分析\n基于收集到的数据,系统会主动生成分析报告和任务提醒。\n\n核心功能:交互式对话\n用户可以基于这些分析结果进行深度对话,获得更多洞察。"
      ]
      \`\`\`

      **❌ 错误输出**(概括了原文):
      \`\`\`json
      [
        "产品核心功能\n\n1. 自动数据收集:系统会自动收集用户的活动轨迹——浏览记录、文档阅读等。\n\n2. 智能分析:基于收集到的数据,系统会主动生成分析报告和任务提醒。\n\n3. 交互式对话:用户可以基于这些分析结果进行深度对话,获得更多洞察。"
      ]
      \`\`\`
      **问题**: 将"核心功能:XXX"改写为"1. XXX"是不允许的!必须保留原文表述。

      **说明**: 虽然有3个小标题,但它们共同回答"产品有哪些核心功能?"这一个问题,应合并为一个块。注意:必须逐字保留原文。

      ### 示例2: 不同主题应分开(但保留原文)

      **输入文档**:
      \`\`\`
      AI助手产品

      产品介绍
      这是一个主动感知和推理的 AI 助手产品。

      产品功能
      - 数据收集:处理海量信息
      - 智能推送:推送关键信息
      - 隐私保护:本地存储

      技术架构
      系统采用分布式架构,基于现代化技术栈构建。
      \`\`\`

      **✅ 正确输出**(保留原文,可添加上下文前缀):
      \`\`\`json
      [
        "AI助手产品介绍\n\n这是一个主动感知和推理的 AI 助手产品。",
        "AI助手产品功能\n\n- 数据收集:处理海量信息\n- 智能推送:推送关键信息\n- 隐私保护:本地存储",
        "AI助手技术架构\n\n系统采用分布式架构,基于现代化技术栈构建。"
      ]
      \`\`\`

      **❌ 错误输出**(概括或改写原文):
      \`\`\`json
      [
        "AI助手产品介绍:一个主动感知的 AI 助手",
        "产品功能包括数据收集、智能推送和隐私保护三大特性",
        "技术架构:采用分布式架构"
      ]
      \`\`\`
      **问题**: 删除了大量原文细节!必须保留"处理海量信息"、"推送关键信息"、"本地存储"、"现代化技术栈构建"等所有信息。

      **说明**: "产品介绍"、"产品功能"、"技术架构"是3个不同的主题,应该分开。但每个块都必须完整保留原文内容。

      ## 输出格式
      只返回 JSON 数组,每个元素是一个切块:
      \`\`\`json
      ["切块1", "切块2", "切块3"]
      \`\`\`
    user: |
      请将以下文档切分为多个语义完整、可独立理解的块,并为每个块添加必要的上下文信息。

      **完整文档内容**:
      {full_document}

      **切块要求**:
      - 建议块大小: {max_chunk_size} 字符以内
      - 最小块大小: {min_chunk_size} 字符
      - **语义完整性优先**: 如果多个段落共同描述一个主题,即使有多个小标题也应合并
      - **主题判断**: 问自己"这些段落是否在回答同一个问题?"如果是,就合并
      - 必须为每个块添加文档主题或章节标题,确保可独立理解
      - 从文档内容中自动识别主题/产品名/标题,为每个块补充上下文

      请返回切分后的 JSON 数组。
```

## /config/quick_start_default.md

Welcome to MineContext!

MineContext is your Context-Aware AI Partner
Not a workbench, not a second brain, nor a knowledge base—but a truly proactive partner!

Based on Context-Engineering, we are dedicated to helping you work, study, and create better by collecting, processing, and utilizing your context.

## Screen Monitor

Screen Monitor captures anything on your screen and transforms it into intelligent, connected Contexts. All data stays local with full privacy protection!

After enabling Recording, MineContext will periodically capture screenshots for analysis (the interval time can be adjusted in Settings), summarizing your activity every 15 minutes.

You can view previous activities by switching the date.

## Home

Home is where MineContext proactively delivers your daily summaries, todos, tips and other insights—emerging from all your collected Contexts.

### Todo

MineContext will automatically generate todos based on your context. You can delete or edit them.

### Tip

MineContext generates tips to help you uncover insights behind the context.

### Summary

MineContext generates a daily/weekly summary every day at 8 PM and every Sunday at 8 PM, allowing you to review your activities more clearly.

## Creation

You can create with AI enhancement based on your own Context. More importantly, your creations become key parts of the context, with each output serving as future material.

- Click anywhere to start typing
- Click to edit this line
- Click + in left navigation for new Folder or Document
- /      for more advanced blocks

### Image

Support for images and visual content

### Table

|  |  |  |
| - | - | - |

Math

```Plain
x = \pm \sqrt{2}
```

Code

```Plain
print("hello MineContext")
```


## /examples/.gitignore

```gitignore path="/examples/.gitignore" 
/screenshots/
/files/
```

## /examples/example_weblink_processor.py

```py path="/examples/example_weblink_processor.py" 
import argparse
import logging
import sys
from pathlib import Path

# Add project root to sys.path to allow sibling imports
project_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent
sys.path.insert(0, str(project_root))

from opencontext.context_capture.web_link_capture import WebLinkCapture
from opencontext.context_processing.processor.document_processor import DocumentProcessor
from opencontext.utils.logging_utils import setup_logging


def main(url: str, mode: str):
    """
    Initializes components, captures a web link, and processes the result.
    """
    setup_logging({"level": "INFO"})
    logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

    # 1. Initialize components
    logger.info(f"Initializing WebLinkCapture (mode: {mode}) and DocumentProcessor...")
    web_link_capturer = WebLinkCapture()
    document_processor = DocumentProcessor()

    # Initialize with configuration for the selected mode
    capture_config = {"mode": mode}
    web_link_capturer.initialize(capture_config)
    document_processor.initialize({})

    # Start the capturer component (part of the component lifecycle)
    web_link_capturer.start()

    logger.info(f"Submitting URL for capture: {url}")

    # 2. Capture the URL by passing it as a list to the capture method
    raw_contexts = web_link_capturer.capture(urls=[url])

    if not raw_contexts:
        logger.error("Failed to capture any context from the URL.")
        web_link_capturer.stop()
        return

    logger.info(f"Successfully captured {len(raw_contexts)} raw context(s) as {mode.upper()}.")

    # 3. Process the captured file context
    for raw_context in raw_contexts:
        # Check if the document processor can handle this type of context
        if document_processor.can_process(raw_context):
            logger.info(f"Processing content from: {raw_context.content_path}")
            processed_contexts = document_processor.real_process(raw_context)

            if processed_contexts:
                for p_ctx in processed_contexts:
                    # Print out some of the extracted data
                    logger.info("=" * 20 + " Processed Context " + "=" * 20)
                    extracted_data = p_ctx.extracted_data
                    logger.info(f"Title: {extracted_data.title}")
                    logger.info(f"Summary: {extracted_data.summary}")
                    logger.info(f"Keywords: {extracted_data.keywords}")
                    logger.info(f"Doc ID: {p_ctx.id}")
                    logger.info("=" * 58)
            else:
                logger.warning("Document processor did not return any processed context.")
        else:
            logger.warning(
                f"Document processor cannot process this context source: {raw_context.source}"
            )

    # Stop the component
    web_link_capturer.stop()
    logger.info("Processing finished.")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Example of capturing and processing a single web link."
    )
    parser.add_argument(
        "url", type=str, help="The URL to capture and process.", default="https://www.doubao.com"
    )
    parser.add_argument(
        "--mode",
        type=str,
        default="markdown",
        choices=["pdf", "markdown"],
        help="The capture mode ('pdf' or 'markdown').",
    )
    # args={}
    # args['url'] = 'https://www.doubao.com'
    # args['mode'] = 'markdown'

    main("https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/1972449094321550376", "markdown")

```

## /frontend/.editorconfig

```editorconfig path="/frontend/.editorconfig" 
root = true

[*]
charset = utf-8
indent_style = space
indent_size = 2
end_of_line = lf
insert_final_newline = true
trim_trailing_whitespace = true
```

## /frontend/.env.example

```example path="/frontend/.env.example" 
# === 🔐 Apple 开发者账户相关 ===
# Apple 开发者账号邮箱(即登录 developer.apple.com 的邮箱)
APPLE_ID="your_apple_id@example.com"

# 你的 Apple Developer Team ID(在 https://developer.apple.com/account/ 中可查)
# 一般是一个10位的大写字符串,例如:ABCDE12345
APPLE_TEAM_ID="ABCDE12345"

# Apple App-specific password,用于上传公证
# 在 https://appleid.apple.com/account/manage → Security → App-Specific Passwords 中生成
APPLE_APP_SPECIFIC_PASSWORD="abcd-efgh-ijkl-mnop"


# === 🔏 签名(使用 .p12 证书) ===
# 指向你的 .p12 证书路径。可以是绝对路径,也可以是 file:// 或 base64 格式。
# 推荐放在项目下的 build/certs/ 目录:
CSC_LINK="build/certs/developer_id_application.p12"

# .p12 文件导出时设置的密码
CSC_KEY_PASSWORD="your_p12_password"


# === ⚙️ 选填(可选) ===
# GitHub Token — 如果你使用 electron-builder 自动上传 release
# 可在 GitHub → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens 中生成
# GH_TOKEN="your_github_token"

```

## /frontend/.prettierrc.yaml

```yaml path="/frontend/.prettierrc.yaml" 
singleQuote: true
semi: false
printWidth: 100
trailingComma: none

```


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