import-content

Import markdown files by pointing the skill to your local directory or specific file paths. The skill parses YAML frontmatter to extract metadata (title, author, published date), maps files to Kurt database records, and indexes them for search. This enables bulk ingestion when web-based import fails.

Yes. When documents fail initial web fetching, you can import their markdown equivalents to populate ERROR records. The skill reconciles failed ingestion attempts by extracting frontmatter metadata and creating searchable database entries from local files.

The skill parses YAML frontmatter to extract title, description, author, and published_date or last_modified fields. This metadata enriches database records, ensuring imported content is properly attributed and indexed within your knowledge base.

Use markdown import as a fallback when auto-import hooks fail, after website migrations produce local markdown files, or for bulk content that wasn't captured by automatic ingestion. It's a manual recovery workflow for gaps in automated pipelines.

Yes. The skill bulk imports multiple local markdown files from a source directory in one operation, applies consistent metadata extraction to each file, and performs post-import indexing and verification across all records simultaneously.

Markdown files with YAML frontmatter containing metadata fields, a Kurt database instance to import into, and pyyaml for parsing frontmatter. The skill handles file-to-record mapping and automated indexing; no manual database configuration is needed.