hn-bookshelf-lookup

Resolve HNSRC shelf identifiers and generate chapter mappings and citation fragments.

Updated Feb 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/rbtkhn/grace-mar --skill hn-bookshelf-lookup
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Skill: hn-bookshelf-lookup
Source: https://github.com/rbtkhn/grace-mar/tree/main/.cursor/skills/hn-bookshelf-lookup
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rbtkhn/grace-mar --skill hn-bookshelf-lookup

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps history notebook writers quickly resolve shelf identifiers and connect owned-print catalog entries to the correct chapter planning context without manually searching large catalog files.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Shelf ID Resolution: Look up HNSRC identifiers and retrieve titles, authors, eras, planning chapters, and notes.
  • Chapter Anchor Discovery: Find the bookshelf rows associated with hn-* chapters and generate useful draft references.
  • Reference Preparation: Create cited-works bibliography fragments for completed history notebook pieces while keeping catalog data separate from the Record.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to resolve HNSRC-0001 and provide the matching bookshelf card details.

Frequently Asked Questions about hn-bookshelf-lookup

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I look up HNSRC identifiers for a history notebook chapter?

To look up HNSRC identifiers, use this skill to resolve shelf identifiers and retrieve matching titles, authors, eras, planning chapters, and notes from the catalog without manual searching.

How do I find bookshelf row anchors for history notebook chapters?

Finding bookshelf row anchors is done by resolving chapter identifiers to generate shelf cards and draft references linking owned-print catalog entries to the correct planning context.

Can I generate bibliography fragments for history notebook research records?

Yes, you can generate bibliography fragments. The skill creates cited-works bibliography fragments for completed history notebook pieces while keeping catalog data separate from the Record.

Do I need access to the history notebook catalog to resolve shelf identifiers?

Yes, catalog access is required. The skill needs access to the history notebook catalog and architecture data to generate chapter mappings, shelf cards, and citation fragments.

What is the best way to connect owned-print catalog entries to chapter planning?

The best way to connect owned-print catalog entries to chapter planning is using shelf ID resolution to map catalog records directly to the correct history notebook drafting context.

What limitations exist when mapping bookshelf cards to chapter anchors?

Limitations include dependency on available catalog and architecture data; without access to the history notebook catalog, the skill cannot generate chapter mappings, shelf cards, or citation fragments.