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Read later skill

Skill no5no6/read-later-skill

Use when the user sends article links in a chat or agent environment for save-for-later. Summarize and classify the article, store it in MongoDB via MongoDB MCP, and answer later questions with evidence and the source link.From its SKILL.md

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Read Later Skill

When to use

Use this skill when the user wants to:

  • save links for later reading,
  • get concise summaries and tags,
  • ask follow-up questions like "what did that article say?",
  • retrieve original links quickly.

Preconditions

  • MongoDB MCP is connected and write-enabled.
  • Target database and collection are fixed:
  • Database: readlater
  • Collection: articles
  • The collection follows references/mongodb-collection-schema.md.

Core workflow

  1. Receive link + optional user note from the current chat or agent environment.
  2. Normalize URL (remove obvious tracking params).
  3. Build url_hash from normalized URL.
  4. Deduplicate:
  • First by canonical_url.
  • Fallback by url_hash.
  1. Build structured document:
  • title,
  • source site,
  • user note,
  • short summary,
  • key points,
  • tags,
  • topic,
  • language,
  • saved time.
  1. Write to MongoDB:
  • Insert if not found.
  • Else update only whitelisted fields.
  1. Return acknowledgment:
  • one-sentence summary,
  • tags,
  • record id,
  • original URL.

Retrieval workflow

When user asks questions (for example "last week the xxx article said what?"):

  1. Parse constraints:
  • time range (for "last week", use the previous Monday-Sunday in user locale),
  • topic keywords,
  • optional source/site.
  1. Query MongoDB documents with filters.
  2. Rank candidates by topic/tag match and recency.
  3. Answer with evidence-first format:
  • short answer,
  • 2-4 bullet key points,
  • original article URL,
  • record id.
  1. If confidence is low, ask one clarification question before final answer.

Response contract

Always include:

  • Answer: direct response in plain language.
  • Why: evidence from stored summary/key points.
  • Links: original URL first, record id second.

Never invent article details. If record data is insufficient, say so explicitly.

Write policy

  • Keep summary to 120-220 Chinese characters by default.
  • Keep key points to 3-5 bullets.
  • tags: generate 3-6 specific tags from the article content. Tags are free-form and should not be limited to the topic taxonomy.
  • topic: choose one primary category from this stable taxonomy:
  • AI
  • Engineering
  • Product
  • Business
  • Design
  • Data
  • Science
  • Media
  • Society
  • Health
  • Lifestyle

Read policy

  • For "what did it say", prefer stored Key Points and Evidence Snippets.
  • For "exact wording", return best available snippet and source link.
  • For "which one was that article", return top 3 candidates with links.

Safety rules

  • Never write outside readlater.articles.
  • Never upsert without dedupe check.
  • Only update these fields:
  • title
  • summary
  • key_points
  • tags
  • topic
  • user_note
  • last_updated_at
  • If MongoDB MCP is unavailable, return an explicit error and ask for MCP fix. Do not fallback to local memory files.

References

  • Collection schema: references/mongodb-collection-schema.md
  • Answer templates: references/reply-templates.md
  • Smoke test: references/smoke-test.md

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