Ambiguous words derail recall. Separate company from fruit, method from framework, and process from tool using disambiguating descriptors, example-rich descriptions, and alias fields. With intentional clarity, searches stop guessing and start returning consistent, high-signal results that invite deeper reading and more confident linking.
Forget rigid enterprise schemas. Start small with parent and child tags, a few cross-cutting facets, and explicit relationships like influences, contrasts, or prerequisites. Add definitions as you go, and let patterns emerge from real projects before formalizing structure that actually serves work.
People provide nuance; software offers guardrails. Combine open tagging with helpful prompts, autocompletion, similarity suggestions, and linting rules. This partnership preserves human judgment while curbing drift, so your graph stays understandable, searchable, and delightfully explorable even as it scales beyond a single brain.
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