What problem does it solve? It eliminates the manual work of collecting open browser tabs, reading each article, and writing daily reading-log notes by automating the entire capture-to-summary pipeline into Inkdrop. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Batch URL capture and fetching: Lists Chrome windows via AppleScript, extracts all tab URLs from a chosen window, and fetches every article in parallel with one command, routing GitHub URLs through gh, PDFs through file download, and other pages through ax --md. - Summarization with read-status triage: Generates 5-10 line summaries per article and classifies each as read-now, summary-sufficient, or read-later based on interest and length. - Daily note management in Inkdrop: Creates or appends to a dated inbox note (inbox YYYY-MM-DD) via the Inkdrop MCP server, keeping large existing note bodies out of the agent context by writing them to disk. - Use Case: At the end of a research session with 12 tabs open, run the skill to fetch all 12 articles in seconds, summarize each, and append them as sections to today's Inkdrop inbox note with a single MCP write call. ## Quick Start Capture all tabs from my current Chrome window, summarize the articles, and append them to today's inbox note in Inkdrop.
