diff --git a/expansion-packs/bmad-operational-knowledge-pack/agent-teams/operational-knowledge-team.yaml b/expansion-packs/bmad-operational-knowledge-pack/agent-teams/operational-knowledge-team.yaml
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+bundle:
+  name: Operational Knowledge Team
+  icon: 🧠
+  description: A team of agents focused on building and managing operational knowledge networks.
+agents:
+  - bmad-orchestrator
+  - memory-network-builder
diff --git a/expansion-packs/bmad-operational-knowledge-pack/tasks/process-and-structure-memory.md b/expansion-packs/bmad-operational-knowledge-pack/tasks/process-and-structure-memory.md
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 # Task: Process and Structure Memory
 
-**Goal:** To transform raw input data into a structured memory entry using the `memory-network-entry` template.
+**Goal:** To transform raw input data into a structured, Obsidian-compatible Markdown note and save it to the knowledge network using the `basic-memory` MCP server.
 
 **Steps:**
 
-1.  **Ingest Data:** Receive the input data from the user or another agent.
-2.  **Analyze Content:** Identify the core concepts, entities, and their relationships within the data.
-3.  **Extract Key Information:** Pull out the most critical pieces of information that should be stored in the knowledge network.
-4.  **Structure the Memory:** Use the `memory-network-entry` template to format the extracted information.
-5.  **Integrate with `basic-memory`:** Format the output to be compatible with the `basic-memory` MCP server, ensuring it can be saved and retrieved effectively and is visible in Obsidian.
-6.  **Output the Structured Data:** Provide the final, structured markdown output.
+1.  **Analyze Input:** Ingest the provided data (e.g., documents, logs, conversations) and identify the single most important concept, entity, or idea to form the core of the new memory.
+
+2.  **Determine Note Title:** Create a concise, descriptive title for the note. This title will be used as the filename and the primary identifier in the knowledge graph (e.g., `[[Note Title]]`).
+
+3.  **Extract and Structure Content:**
+    - Using the `memory-network-entry` template, populate the note's content.
+    - Write a clear **Summary** of the concept.
+    - Identify and list key **Relationships** to other concepts. Use `[[wiki-links]]` to reference other notes.
+    - Record the **Source** and **Timestamp** in the metadata section.
+
+4.  **Save to Memory:**
+    - Use the `basic-memory` MCP server's `add` command to save the note.
+    - The `title` should be the note title from Step 2.
+    - The `content` should be the full Markdown body of the note.
+
+5.  **Confirm and Output:**
+    - Confirm that the save operation was successful.
+    - Present the newly created note to the user in a Markdown block.
+    - Announce that the memory has been successfully added to the knowledge network.