Adds full guide system to MCP standalone server. System guides (schema, creating-nodes, edges, dimensions, extract) are bundled and immutable. Users can create up to 10 custom guides via rah_write_guide. Syncs guide infrastructure from main repo to OS repo app code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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name: Dimensions
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description: Create, lock, describe, organize, clean up dimensions.
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immutable: true
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# Dimensions
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Dimensions are how nodes are categorized and organized. Think of them as flexible tags with descriptions.
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## Operations
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- **Create:** `createDimension(name, description, isPriority)`
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- **Update:** `updateDimension(name, { newName, description, isPriority })`
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- **Delete:** `deleteDimension(name)` — removes from all nodes
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- **Query:** Use sqliteQuery to list dimensions and their node counts
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## Locking (Priority)
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- `isPriority = true` (locked) → dimension auto-assigns to new nodes when relevant
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- `isPriority = false` (unlocked) → manual assignment only
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- Lock dimensions that represent active areas of focus
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## Naming Conventions
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- Lowercase, concise (e.g., "ai", "philosophy", "ra-h")
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- Use singular form where natural
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- Avoid overlapping names (don't have both "ai" and "artificial-intelligence")
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## Description
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Every dimension should have a description explaining its purpose. This helps the AI correctly assign nodes to dimensions.
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## Cleanup
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- Delete dimensions with 0 nodes
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- Merge overlapping dimensions (update nodes, then delete the redundant one)
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- Regularly review dimension list for coherence
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