Fragment Types: Defaults, Custom Types, and How AI Uses Descriptions
Category: Getting Started | Difficulty: Beginner | Last Updated: 2025-10-21
Overview
Fragment types are organizational buckets that guide both humans and AI in classifying content.
What You’ll Learn
- Default fragment types and when to use them
 - How to define custom types (e.g., Issues)
 - How AI uses type descriptions to store and retrieve content
 
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of fragments
 
Estimated Time
⏱️ 6 minutes
Concepts
Default Types
- Knowledge: general documentation and reference
 - Recipe: step‑by‑step guides and tutorials
 - Solution: troubleshooting and fixes
 - Template: reusable code/config patterns
 - Instruction Set: rules and behaviors the AI considers first
 
Creating Custom Types
Example: “Issues” for bugs, feedback, questions (choose icon and color).
How AI Uses Descriptions
AI reads the fragment type description to decide where to store content, improving classification and retrieval.
Best Practices
- Keep descriptions clear and action‑oriented
 - Avoid overlapping meanings across types
 
Related Resources
- Memory Fragments: What They Are and How to Create One
 
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