Function kbSeeds

internal/app/init.go:140–179

kbSeeds returns the five canonical KB files. Kept as a function (not a package-level var) so tests can call it directly without sharing state. The skill is the authoritative source of how these files are appended to; this stub text is only visible to a human opening the file before any entries have

()

// to; this stub text is only visible to a human opening the file before
// any entries have been written.
func kbSeeds() []kbSeed {
	return []kbSeed{
		{"user.md", `# User

Durable facts about the person using flow — role, preferences, working
style, constraints, availability. The flow skill appends entries here
automatically when the user shares something in conversation.

<!-- Entries are appended as: "- YYYY-MM-DD — <short quote or paraphrase>" -->
`},
		{"org.md", `# Organization

The user's company, team, structure, stakeholders, reporting lines, and
people the user interacts with. Appended by the flow skill on the fly.

<!-- Entries are appended as: "- YYYY-MM-DD — <short quote or paraphrase>" -->
`},
		{"products.md", `# Products

What the org ships — product lines, modules, features, release cadence,
major capabilities. Appended by the flow skill on the fly.

<!-- Entries are appended as: "- YYYY-MM-DD — <short quote or paraphrase>" -->
`},
		{"processes.md", `# Processes

How the org works — tools, conventions, rituals, review rules, on-call,
deploy flows, meeting cadences. Appended by the flow skill on the fly.

<!-- Entries are appended as: "- YYYY-MM-DD — <short quote or paraphrase>" -->
`},
		{"business.md", `# Business

Customers, business model, revenue, deals, market positioning, contract
structure, pricing. Appended by the flow skill on the fly.

<!-- Entries are appended as: "- YYYY-MM-DD — <short quote or paraphrase>" -->
`},
	}
}

// kbFiles returns the absolute paths of all existing KB files under the
// given flow root, in the canonical order (user, org, products, processes,