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Conversational Reading Assistant

Knowledge Management Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

What It Solves

Reading notes often end up as scattered excerpts without a stable map of chapters, concepts, and review questions. This skill treats a book as a managed artifact under ./reading-notes/, with states like reading, inspection, output, and completed.

How It Works

  • Framework first: entering a book title generates a chapter framework with chapter lists, summaries, key points, and expected excerpt counts.
  • Five-dimension cards: each note captures original, tags, deep meaning, application, and question, then is assigned to a chapter.
  • Knowledge structure: notes update a concept index and concept-link graph; chapter reviews generate cross-chapter links and open questions.
  • Output and search: supports keyword, tag, chapter, and concept search, exports to Markdown and HTML, and runs stats.py for per-book or global statistics.

Boundaries

It fits public-domain reading, note consolidation, and concept mapping; it is not a replacement for academic citation, source search, or copyright-text distribution. Deletion requires confirmation, and older data imports are adapted to the v3.0 structure.

Use Cases

  • While reading a public-domain book, capture original text, tags, meaning, application, and question per chapter.
  • After finishing a chapter, aggregate excerpts, build concept links and cross-chapter relations, and list open questions.
  • Import older notes into v3.0, auto-generate chapter frameworks and a concept index.
  • Export Markdown or HTML knowledge structure and search excerpts by keyword, tag, chapter, or concept.

Best For

  • Note maintainers who need scattered reading excerpts organized into chapter frameworks and concept indexes
  • Lifelong learners reading public-domain classics and building concept-link graphs across chapters
  • Knowledge managers migrating older notes to v3.0 and exporting Markdown or HTML reports
  • Researchers reviewing chapters to generate cross-chapter links and open questions