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Thomas Wang

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Thomas Wang publishes Claude Code skills that manage a markdown knowledge vault: project scaffolding, daily planning, progress logging, weekly reviews, and wiki synthesis.

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Personal Knowledge.. (40%)Markdown Documenta.. (25%)Project Scaffoldin.. (20%)Decision Records &.. (15%)

Agent Skills by Thomas Wang

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Frequently Asked Questions About Thomas Wang

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What tasks can I automate using Thomas Wang's skills?

You can scaffold new vault projects, generate priority-anchored daily plans from a ranked GOALS.md list, produce per-project daily progress changelogs, refresh all context files in a weekly review, initialize a root CLAUDE.md, and synthesize raw notes into wiki pages and ADR decision records.

Who are these vault skills designed for?

They target individual developers and knowledge workers running a Claude Code-managed markdown vault (Obsidian-style) who want structured project context files, daily planning, progress logging, and durable decision capture without manual note upkeep.

How do the skills run in practice?

Each skill is invoked by natural-language triggers like 'daily plan', 'record progress', or 'synthesize'. They interview the user when needed, read vault sources such as GOALS.md, journals, and Iteration Logs, then write dated markdown files into Plans/, Progress/, and project wiki locations.

What prerequisites do these skills require?

They assume an existing markdown vault with a Projects/ directory, journal notes, and context files such as CLAUDE.md and GOALS.md. The brain-setup skill handles initializing a missing or placeholder root CLAUDE.md by scanning the vault structure and interviewing the user.

How does the synthesize skill avoid reprocessing notes?

It tracks processed sources in a (C) Synthesis Manifest.md file, so each run only ingests new or changed notes from raw/notes, journals, Chats/, and Ideas/. Fully processed Ideas/ notes are archived via relocate-only moves after user confirmation.