field-keywords

Map domain-specific keywords to ROS2, AI/ML, and GENERAL content for chapter classification.

33|10|Updated Jan 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/orientpine/honeypot --skill field-keywords
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: field-keywords
Source: https://github.com/orientpine/honeypot/tree/main/plugins/report-generator/skills/field-keywords
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/orientpine/honeypot --skill field-keywords

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automatically identify the domain context of research notes and map content to corresponding report chapters by using domain-specific keyword mappings for ROS2, AI/ML, and GENERAL engineering topics.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Domain keyword sets for ROS2, AI/ML, and GENERAL to enable automatic content tagging.
  • Domain-specific term mappings to translate generic terms into domain-appropriate terminology.
  • Use Case: When drafting a research report, run field-keywords to categorize notes into chapter sections and ensure consistent terminology.

Quick Start

Load the ROS2 and AI/ML keyword sets and enable domain-based chapter mapping for the current research notes.

Frequently Asked Questions about field-keywords

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automatically categorize research notes into report chapters by domain?

You can automatically categorize research notes into report chapters by applying domain-specific keyword sets for ROS2, AI/ML, and general engineering to detect the domain context and map content to the appropriate sections.

What is domain-based chapter mapping for engineering research reports?

Domain-based chapter mapping is a process that uses domain-specific keyword sets and term translations to detect the context of engineering notes and route content into corresponding report chapters automatically.

Can I use keyword mapping to classify ROS2 robotics and AI/ML notes?

Yes, you can use specific ROS2 and AI/ML domain keyword sets to classify robotics and machine learning notes, which enables automatic content tagging and ensures terminology consistency across your research reports.

How do I translate generic engineering terms into domain-specific terminology for reports?

You can translate generic engineering terms into domain-specific terminology by using built-in domain-specific term mappings that convert standard vocabulary into appropriate expressions for ROS2, AI/ML, and general engineering contexts.

Does domain detection for research notes require a specific JSON structure?

Domain detection for research notes relies on a JSON structure that drives domain detection, chapter mapping, and content routing by organizing domain keyword sets and term translations for ROS2, AI/ML, and general engineering topics.