MOM Library Map

This is the single discoverable entry point for MyOpenMath library-tree lookup. Route by subject first, then read only the matching references/{subject}.md file. The reference files are plain markdown on purpose, so they stay out of the skill catalog.

Prerequisites

A subject or topic to map into the MyOpenMath library tree
Read access to this skill's references/ directory

When to Use

Need the correct MOM library root or topic node for a subject
Need to route a topic like quadratics, stoichiometry, journal entries, or unit circle to the right library map
Another MOM workflow needs a subject-specific topic map

When NOT to Use

Subject

Root lib-ID

File

Representative Topics

Arithmetic

lib3

references/arithmetic.md

whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percents, ratios, proportions, integers, sequences, real numbers, measurement

Algebra

lib60

references/algebra.md

linear equations, systems, quadratics, polynomials, factoring, exponential functions, logarithms, rational expressions, radicals, functions, slope, inequalities, conics

Trig

lib208

references/trig.md

angles, unit circle, triangle trig, law of sines, law of cosines, graphing trig, identities, solving trig equations, polar, parametric, vectors

Calculus

lib224

references/calculus.md

limits, derivatives, chain rule, optimization, related rates, integration, FTC, area between curves, volumes, series, sequences, Taylor series, multivariable

Differential Equations

lib349

references/differential-equations.md

first order, second order, Laplace transform, systems, series solutions, Fourier series, PDEs, numerical methods

Linear Algebra

lib399

references/linear-algebra.md

matrices, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, applications of linear algebra

Statistics

lib436

references/statistics.md

hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, normal distribution, binomial, regression, correlation, ANOVA, chi-square, probability, sampling, descriptive statistics, expected value

Math for Liberal Arts

lib411

references/liberal-arts.md

liberal arts math, general math topics

Discrete / Finite Math

lib1786

references/discrete-math.md

consumer math, simple interest, compound interest, annuities, matrix operations, linear programming, simplex, business math, supply and demand, induction

Finance

lib823

references/finance.md

time value of money, bonds, stocks, capital budgeting, capital structure, financial statements, financial ratios

Accounting

lib821

references/accounting.md

journal entries, financial statements, adjusting entries, inventory, payroll, receivables, assets, liabilities, cost accounting, budgeting, variance analysis

Chemistry

lib1718

references/chemistry.md

acids, bases, stoichiometry, gases, thermochemistry, kinetics, equilibrium, nuclear chemistry, organic chemistry, electronic structure

Physics

lib3434

references/physics.md

kinematics, Newton's laws, energy, momentum, rotational motion, thermodynamics, waves, sound, electricity, circuits, magnetism, optics

Geometry

lib14428

references/geometry.md

triangles, angles, circles, polygons, solids, area, perimeter, Pythagorean theorem, transformations, proofs, congruent, similar

Astronomy

lib6264

references/astronomy.md

solar system, stars, galaxies, cosmology, black holes, astrobiology, SETI

Math for Elem Ed

lib10201

references/elem-ed.md

elementary school math, whole number operations, fractions, decimals, number theory, sets, probability, geometry basics, numeration systems

Problem	Action
Topic fits multiple subjects	Start with the primary subject listed in Cross-Subject Topics, then read the secondary file only if needed.
No exact subject match	Choose the closest representative topic from the routing table, then inspect the root node and expand-path hints in that file.
Need a new subject map	Add a new `references/{subject}.md` file with plain markdown only, then add a routing-table row here.

Mistake	Fix
Reading every reference file before routing	Use the Subject Routing Table first.
Adding YAML frontmatter to a reference file	Keep all `references/*.md` files as plain markdown only.
Treating an expand path as the final answer	Follow the path and then use the listed selectable node(s).
Ignoring cross-subject notes for overlapping topics	Check the Cross-Subject Topics section before guessing.

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Prerequisites

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Mom Lib Map

MOM Library Map

Prerequisites

When to Use

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Guardrails

Quick Start

Workflow

Phase 1: Route to the Primary Subject

Phase 2: Read the Subject Reference

Phase 3: Resolve Cross-Subject Ambiguity

Subject Routing Table

Cross-Subject Topics

Error Handling

Common Mistakes

References

Session Logs

OpenClaw Test Heap Leaks

Node Connect

Openclaw Qa Testing

Openclaw Secret Scanning Maintainer

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