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npx versuz@latest install rpazuki-research-workflow-temp-claude-skills-wiki-sparse-notesgit clone https://github.com/rpazuki/Research-workflow-temp.gitcp Research-workflow-temp/SKILL.MD ~/.claude/skills/rpazuki-research-workflow-temp-claude-skills-wiki-sparse-notes/SKILL.md--- name: wiki-sparse-notes description: Enrich sparse talk or seminar notes with online research. Trigger when the user has brief bullet-point notes from a talk and wants each point researched and expanded — phrases like "enrich my talk notes", "research each topic in my notes", "expand my sparse notes", "look up each bullet point", or when notes are described as minimal/brief and the goal is personal learning rather than formal wiki ingestion. --- # Wiki SPARSE TALK NOTES WITH RESEARCH Workflow This workflow is for *brief* bullet-point notes (single phrases or short sentences) captured during a talk. It enriches each note entry with online research so the file becomes a useful personal reference — the goal is understanding and retention, not formal wiki ingestion. **When to use instead of TALK NOTES:** Choose this workflow when the original notes are minimal bullets and the user wants each one researched and expanded inline, rather than producing a structured wiki source page. If the notes are substantial prose already, use the TALK NOTES workflow instead. > **Page conventions:** Frontmatter schemas, log/index formats are in `CLAUDE.md`. Read it if you need a reminder. ## Frontmatter fields Same fields as TALK NOTES: `title`, `speaker`, `venue`, `event_type`, `date`, `type: "source"`, `tags`, `created`, `updated`. ## Steps 1. **Read the sparse note file** at the path specified by the user. 2. **Extract metadata** (title, speaker, venue, date, event_type). Ask the user if any are missing. 3. **Add YAML frontmatter** to the top of the file. 4. **For each bullet point / note entry**, produce the following block and append it to the file (or replace the original bullet): ```markdown ### N. <Original note text> **Talk note:** <verbatim original bullet> **Online research:** <2–4 sentence summary of key findings from WebSearch> **Key finding:** <single-line takeaway> ``` - Preserve the user's exact wording as the heading and in "Talk note". - Run one or more `WebSearch` queries per topic to gather authoritative context. - Keep the research concise — clarity over comprehensiveness. - If a topic connects to a concept already in the wiki, add a brief note: `*See also: [[concept-page]]*`. 5. **(Optional) Add a "Summary of Interconnections" section** at the end if several topics share a unifying theme — helpful for seeing the big picture of the talk. 6. **Update `wiki/index.md`** to add the note as a source entry. 7. **Append to `wiki/log.md`:** ``` ## [YYYY-MM-DD] sparse-talk-notes | <talk title> by <speaker> File: Notes/Talks/<path>/<filename>.md Topics enriched: <N sections — list topic names> Notes: <one sentence on the domain or unifying theme> ```