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Vaultr recap

Skill skoowoo/vaultr-notes/skills/vaultr-recap

Vaultr: AI-native note-taking app compatible with Obsidian. AI agents organize and help you use your notes.

Install
npx -y skills add skoowoo/vaultr-notes --skill vaultr-recap

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Reviews content against the Vaultr knowledge base (_knowledge/) and surfaces what's related and what's in tension. Covers two scenarios: (1) associative recap — cross-check a single short note, daily note, draft, or pasted text against the knowledge base right now, while the thought is fresh; (2) periodic review — recap everything created or updated over a recent window (e.g. the past week). Trigger on phrases like 'recap this', 'what do I already know that relates to this', 'does this conflict with anything I've written', 'weekly review', 'review this week's notes', '联想', '回顾一下', '和我的知识库对照一下', '有没有矛盾的观点', '实时联想', '本周回顾', '周回顾', or any request to recall related or conflicting knowledge, either for a piece of writing or for a recent time window.

SKILL.md

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Vaultr Recap — Router

Environment check

vaultr --help

If vaultr is not found, inform the user and stop.


Identify intent → load sub-skill

ScenarioTrigger signalsSub-skill
Associative recapuser shares/references a single note, short note, draft, or pasted text and wants related or conflicting knowledge surfaced right now@associative.md
Periodic review"weekly review", "回顾一下这周/这个月", review of everything created/updated over a past window rather than one piece of content@periodic-review.md

Load the matching sub-skill. If the request is ambiguous (e.g. just "recap" with no note and no time window named), ask the user which they mean before proceeding.

Both sub-skills share references/extract.md for partial-read commands, and both produce a conversational recap only — never a saved file.

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