#PARA Example Vault

LifeOS Pro PARA Vault is the safest starter vault. Periodic notes keep the timeline; projects, areas, resources, and archives organize long-term work.

#Start With the Whole Vault

After opening the vault, start from the pinned README and TASK notes. The left Library view lays out PARA directly: capture holds temporary material, projects hold outcome-driven work, areas hold ongoing responsibilities, resources hold reusable material, archives hold completed work, and express holds published output.

#Open a Project

1. Projects/personal-brand-wot-sharing-meeting/ is a complete project sample. The project index collects the goal, tasks, material, and next actions; the outline and draft notes stay beside it as execution material. Use this shape when creating your own projects instead of sorting every note first.

#Run It in 15 Minutes

1. Open today's daily note and write one Aino / LifeOS operating record.
2. Add a task: - [ ] Update the PARA example-vault guide #personal-brand/LifeOS.
3. Confirm the task appears in Aino's task panel.
4. Create Aino Site Example Vault Docs under 1. Projects/.
5. Ask the right-side AI panel to summarize status, risks, and next actions from the current project.

Keep the default paths in .lifeos/settings.json until daily notes, tasks, and project review all work.

#What to Read Next

• Periodic Notes — Learn how daily, weekly, and monthly notes create the timeline.
• Theme Notes — See how projects, areas, and resources aggregate records and tasks.
• Task Management — Collect - [ ] tasks into one task inbox and view.
• AI Chat — Ask the right-side AI panel to generate project reviews from notes.