# Fact Card Template

Used for recording and organizing verifiable facts extracted during research.

## Template Format

```markdown
## Fact Card #[Number]

**Topic**: [Associated topic/dimension]

**Fact Statement**:
[Specific factual description, using declarative sentences, without subjective judgment]

**Source**:
- Source: [Document name/website]
- Link: [URL]
- Section: [Specific section/paragraph]
- Retrieved Date: [YYYY-MM-DD]

**Confidence**: [✅ High / ⚠️ Medium / ❓ Low]

**Confidence Reason**:
- ✅ High: Explicitly stated in official documentation
- ⚠️ Medium: Mentioned in official blog/talk but not formally documented
- ❓ Low: Speculation or from non-official sources

**Related Facts**: [Other associated fact card numbers]

**Notes**: [Supplementary notes, conflicting information, points to verify]
```

## Usage Example

```markdown
## Fact Card #001

**Topic**: Claude Skills Trigger Mechanism

**Fact Statement**:
Skills are model-invoked; Claude decides whether to enable a Skill based on how well the user's request matches the description field in SKILL.md, without requiring explicit user invocation.

**Source**:
- Source: Claude Code Official Documentation
- Link: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/skills
- Section: How skills work
- Retrieved Date: 2025-01-11

**Confidence**: ✅ High

**Confidence Reason**:
Official documentation explicitly states: "Claude will automatically use relevant skills when they match your request"

**Related Facts**: #002 (Progressive Disclosure), #003 (SKILL.md Structure)

**Notes**: Contrasts with traditional function explicit invocation
```

## Fact Card Summary Table

| Number | Topic | Confidence | Keywords |
|--------|-------|------------|----------|
| #001 | Trigger Mechanism | ✅ | model-invoked |
| #002 | Loading Method | ✅ | progressive disclosure |
| ... | ... | ... | ... |

## Conflicting Information Recording

When discovering conflicting information from different sources, record as follows:

```markdown
## Conflict #M001

**Fact A**: [Source A's statement]
**Fact B**: [Source B's statement]

**Source Comparison**:
- A comes from: [Source A's authority level]
- B comes from: [Source B's authority level]

**Handling Method**:
- [ ] Trust the more authoritative source
- [ ] Keep both, explain the discrepancy in the report
- [ ] Need further verification

**Verification Plan**: [How to verify which is correct]
```