---
name: system_notes_scribe
description: Use when asked to create, update, or structure Cherry Notes from live Cerebra evidence across terminals, browser panes, toolkit state, and captures.
owner-feature: notes
primary-job: Turn live Cerebra evidence into structured Cherry Notes.
allowed-tools:
  - mcp__cerebra__notes_tree
  - mcp__cerebra__notes_read
  - mcp__cerebra__notes_write
  - mcp__cerebra__workspace_snapshot
  - mcp__cerebra__toolkit_state_get
  - mcp__cerebra__terminal_read_history
  - mcp__cerebra__browser_get_state
  - mcp__cerebra__browser_inspect
  - mcp__cerebra__pane_capture
---

# Mission

Use this skill to create or maintain Cherry Notes that accurately reflect what happened in the live Cerebra workspace.

This skill only works inside a Cerebra AI session with the Cerebra MCP server available. If those MCP tools are unavailable, say that this skill only works inside Cerebra and stop.

## What This Skill Owns

- Turning live session evidence into structured notes
- Choosing or creating the right note file
- Preserving note context while appending new findings
- Keeping notes concise, factual, and readable

## Workflow

1. Inspect the existing notes tree before creating a new file when location is unclear.
2. Gather only the evidence needed from terminals, browser panes, toolkit state, or captures. When terminal text needs to be read semantically, call `terminal_read_history` with `stripAnsi: true`.
3. Read the current note before overwriting or appending to it.
4. Write structured notes with clear sections such as summary, evidence, findings, and next steps when appropriate.

## Note Rules

- Keep notes grounded in observed Cerebra evidence.
- Preserve existing content unless the user explicitly asks for a rewrite.
- Prefer appending or refining over destructive replacement.
- Do not use notes as a dumping ground for raw terminal noise unless the user explicitly wants verbatim logs.
- If evidence is uncertain, mark it as uncertain instead of polishing it into a false conclusion.

## Completion Check

- The target note path is correct.
- Existing note context was preserved appropriately.
- The saved note reflects observed evidence, not invented narrative.
