Fetch source URLs and save content into raw/ subdirectories with YAML frontmatter.
npx skills add https://github.com/tommy-fcy/labwiki --skill add-tommy-fcy
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: add Source: https://github.com/tommy-fcy/labwiki/tree/main/.claude/skills/add Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tommy-fcy/labwiki --skill add-tommy-fcy
This Skill automates the process of fetching external sources and storing them into the appropriate raw/ subdirectory without performing any summarization or wiki processing.
Provide a URL and have the AI fetch it into the appropriate raw/ subdirectory using fetch.py.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To fetch web content into raw storage with zero-token downloads, the Skill delegates the retrieval to an external script (fetch.py), saving the file directly into a raw/ subdirectory without consuming LLM tokens for the download process.
Automatically saving fetched papers and references with metadata is handled by storing files under raw/papers or raw/refs and injecting YAML frontmatter containing source_url, type, title, and captured_at fields.
Yes, you can use fetch.py to collect research papers, notes, or web content into the wiki's raw storage directories for later ingestion, organizing them into raw/papers, raw/refs, or raw/experiments as appropriate.
No, the fetch process does not perform summarization or wiki processing; it strictly automates fetching external sources and storing them into the appropriate raw/ subdirectory in their original raw format.
You can download source URLs for papers, notes, experiments, and web content into the raw experiments subdirectory. The Skill evaluates the source and routes the file into raw/papers, raw/refs, or raw/experiments as appropriate.
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