Retrieve and validate the vault path from the engine configuration file.
npx skills add https://github.com/BugRoger/2bd --skill get-config
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: get-config Source: https://github.com/BugRoger/2bd/tree/main/.claude/skills/_sub/fetch/get-config Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BugRoger/2bd --skill get-config
This Skill ensures that all other skills can reliably locate and access the user's personal knowledge base by reading the engine's configuration file.
vault_path from .claude/config.md.get-config to determine where the user's vault is located.Use the get-config skill to retrieve the vault path from the engine configuration.
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To get the vault path, the skill reads the `vault_path` variable directly from the `.claude/config.md` engine configuration file and returns the directory location for use.
If the vault directory path is missing or does not exist, the skill validates the directory and gracefully reports a specific error message indicating a missing config, missing path, or non-existent vault.
You need to read engine configuration to reliably locate and access your personal knowledge base. It validates the vault directory existence to ensure accessibility before any other skill reads or writes notes.
The vault path setting is stored centrally in the `.claude/config.md` file. The skill retrieves this configured path to ensure subsequent operations can access the correct directory.
If the config.md file is missing, the skill handles the missing configuration gracefully by reporting a specific error, preventing downstream skills from attempting to access an undefined vault path.
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