capture-loop

Scan _now.md unprocessed sections and generate an HTML classification plan.

Updated May 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/texiwustion/s-capture-loop --skill capture-loop
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Skill: capture-loop
Source: https://github.com/texiwustion/s-capture-loop/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/texiwustion/s-capture-loop --skill capture-loop

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill turns scattered “unprocessed” sections in your running capture buffer into an auditable, self-contained HTML plan by scanning, classifying, and cross-referencing project documentation before you move anything.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Scans _now.md for unprocessed sections: detects missing or changed [processed:... hash:...] markers and selects only what needs attention.
  • Cross-references project docs: reads configured project_docs files/dirs to enrich classification context and reduce guesswork.
  • Routes content into the right destinations: appends commands/SOPs to the what/how reference, creates fleeting inbox notes for viewpoints/questions, and leaves pure narrative in place.
  • Generates a human-audit HTML plan: produces a single plan file with routing reasons and link-audit checks for inline wikilinks.
  • Two-stage safety workflow: scan/classify/plan first, then execute only after human confirmation (explicitly not cron-driven execution).

Quick Start

In Claude Code, run /capture-loop to generate today’s classification plan HTML for manual review.

Frequently Asked Questions about capture-loop

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I classify unprocessed markdown sections in a daily capture buffer?

To classify unprocessed markdown sections in a daily capture buffer, you can scan your now-file for missing or changed hash markers and route the content into reference notes, inbox fleeting notes, and a review queue. This workflow cross-references project docs to enrich classification context.

What is the best way to generate an audit-ready classification plan for markdown notes?

The best way to generate an audit-ready classification plan is to produce a self-contained HTML file that includes routing reasons and inline wikilink checks. This plan is generated after scanning and classifying your buffer, ensuring human-audited movement of content.

How does hash-based change detection work for markdown capture workflows?

Hash-based change detection works by scanning your configured now-file for specific processed markers and comparing their hash values. It selects only the sections with missing or changed hashes, ensuring that previously processed content is ignored while new or modified entries are flagged for classification.

Can I use regex routing to automatically move fleeting notes into an inbox?

Yes, you can use regex routing to automatically move fleeting notes into an inbox. The classification system applies routing regex to sort content into predefined buckets such as what_how references, inbox notes, review queues, and stay-in-place narrative.

Does this capture classification workflow support automated cron-driven execution?

No, this capture classification workflow does not support automated cron-driven execution. It requires a two-stage safety workflow where you scan, classify, and generate a plan first, then execute the routing only after explicit human confirmation.

Why do I need to cross-reference project documentation before routing capture notes?

You need to cross-reference project documentation before routing capture notes to enrich the classification context and reduce guesswork. By reading configured project_docs files and directories, the system ensures that commands and SOPs are accurately routed to the correct reference notes.