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Decision Rain Library Project is a template for using Raindrop as a decision library — not just a bookmark manager. Instead of saving links and forgetting them, you capture a short structured review for each one: what it is, why it might matter, what is known, what is uncertain, and what the next step should be. The system is designed to work with ChatGPT or any AI assistant connected to Raindrop. The AI proposes; you decide.

What Is This?

Understand the purpose and philosophy of the Decision Rain Library system.

How It Works

Follow the link-to-decision loop: save, inspect, review, decide.

Setup Guide

Create your Raindrop collection structure and connect your AI assistant.

Daily Usage

Learn the day-to-day operating loop for capturing and processing signals.

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The Core Idea

save the link → let ChatGPT inspect it → decide later with context
Every link that enters the system passes through a consistent review cycle. The AI assistant reads the page, gathers evidence, and produces a structured note. You validate it. Nothing moves to your library without your explicit approval.

Collection Structure

Five named collections: SYSTEM, INBOX, REVIEW, LIBRARY, ARCHIVE.

Tag Registry

Controlled tag families — status, truth, fit, next, authority, and more.

Note Template

The eight-field format every reviewed entry must follow.

Agent Contract

Rules governing what the AI may do — and what only you can decide.

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What You Get

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A structured collection layout in Raindrop

Five collections — 00_SYSTEM, 00_INBOX, 10_REVIEW, 20_LIBRARY, 90_ARCHIVE — each with a defined role in the ingestion pipeline.
2

A controlled tag taxonomy

Twelve tag families with approved values. No free-form tags like “interesting” or “maybe” — only interrogable tags like status/core-good, truth/plausible, and fit/free-tier-real.
3

A repeatable note format

Eight fields — Cataloged, Verdict, Next, Claim, Evidence, Authority, Truth, StackFit — that make every entry scannable and decision-ready.
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An agent contract

Strict rules for your AI assistant: it may propose, inspect, and analyze — but it may not validate, promote, or archive without your explicit approval.
This project is an independent user-created template. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Raindrop.io.

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