brain

Search and store cross-project knowledge across Notion databases and local mirrors.

16|2|Updated Apr 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Kibertum/tausik-core --skill brain-kibertum
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: brain
Source: https://github.com/Kibertum/tausik-core/tree/main/agents/skills/brain
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Kibertum/tausik-core --skill brain-kibertum

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Cross-project knowledge is often siloed across Notion databases and local mirrors. This skill provides a unified interface to search, store, and retrieve generalizable information across projects, reducing duplication and improving reproducibility.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Search across per-project brain databases to surface relevant decisions, patterns, gotchas, and cached web data.
  • Save structured knowledge (decisions, patterns, gotchas) and surface results to teammates, promoting consistency.
  • Show and move records between local memory and the shared brain to manage scope and collaboration.

Quick Start

Ask me to search or store cross-project knowledge across your Notion brain databases.

Frequently Asked Questions about brain

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I search and retrieve cross-project knowledge from a Notion database?▼

Cross-project knowledge search queries Notion-backed databases and a local mirror to surface decisions, patterns, and gotchas. It routes search operations through MCP tools to retrieve relevant information across per-project brain databases, preventing siloed data.

What is the best way to store generalizable decisions and patterns across multiple projects?▼

Storing generalizable decisions and patterns uses structured save workflows routed through MCP tools into a shared brain. This approach relies on per-project brain initialization to avoid conflicts, reducing duplication and improving reproducibility across Notion databases.

Can I move records between local memory and a shared cross-project knowledge base?▼

Yes, you can move records between local memory and the shared brain. This manages scope and collaboration by showing and transferring structured knowledge like gotchas or patterns across Notion-backed databases and their local mirror.

Does querying a cross-project brain require initialization for each project?▼

Yes, querying a cross-project brain requires per-project brain initialization to avoid conflicts. This setup ensures that search and store operations routed through MCP tools function correctly across the Notion-backed databases and the local mirror.

What types of generalizable knowledge can I save and share across projects using this approach?▼

You can save and share structured knowledge such as decisions, patterns, gotchas, and cached web data. This information is stored across Notion-backed databases and a local mirror, promoting consistency among teammates through unified search workflows.

How does a local mirror work with Notion databases for cross-project knowledge retrieval?▼

A local mirror works alongside Notion databases to provide a unified interface for cross-project knowledge retrieval. It supports search and save workflows by routing operations through MCP tools, ensuring generalizable information is accessible and reducing data silos.