What problem does it solve? Saving interesting links and ideas usually means losing them in a bookmarks folder with no context, no connection to what you already know, and no record of who wrote them. This Skill turns every shared link into an analyzed, cited, cross-linked page in your knowledge brain. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Ingestion: Fetches articles, tweets, and documents, uploads the raw source for provenance, and files the page by primary subject (people, companies, concepts, or sources). - Mandatory Author Tracking: Creates or updates a people page for every author and builds bidirectional cross-links between sources, authors, and mentioned entities. - Brain-Connected Analysis: Produces analysis that connects new content to existing brain knowledge, flagging contradictions and relevant projects rather than just summarizing. - Use Case: You paste a link to a blog post about flywheel effects. The Skill fetches it, creates concepts/flywheel-effects, updates the author's people page, cross-links mentioned companies, and tells you how the post contradicts a note you saved last month. ## Quick Start Read this article and save it to my brain with analysis: paste the URL you want ingested.