intel-quantum

Compile trending quantum computing content from social media and scholarly sources into Obsidian-ready notes.

Updated Mar 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dengwx11/realtime-x-intel-agent --skill intel-quantum
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: intel-quantum
Source: https://github.com/dengwx11/realtime-x-intel-agent/tree/main/intel-quantum
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dengwx11/realtime-x-intel-agent --skill intel-quantum

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Daily intelligence briefings for quantum computing, consolidating social media signals and scholarly outputs into Obsidian-ready notes to accelerate research insight.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Collects 48h hot posts and 7-day slow-burn signals from X/Twitter and web sources.
  • Identifies hot papers (48h) and runs X-Ray analyses on top papers, then archives Napkin Digest-style notes.
  • Automatically organizes outputs by date into Obsidian vault folders for rapid review.

Quick Start

In Claude Code, invoke intel-quantum to fetch today's quantum signals and save the synthesized notes to Obsidian.

Frequently Asked Questions about intel-quantum

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate quantum computing research briefs and save them to Obsidian?

To automate quantum computing research briefs in Obsidian, this skill compiles 48h trending posts and scholarly papers into date-organized vault notes. It requires the Grok bridge, Bash tooling, and a configured Obsidian vault to generate and save the synthesized daily intelligence.

What is the best way to track trending quantum computing papers and social media signals?

Tracking trending quantum computing signals is done by collecting 48h hot posts and 7-day slow-burn data from X/Twitter and web sources. The process identifies hot papers within 48 hours and runs X-Ray analyses to archive Napkin Digest-style notes.

Do I need a configured Obsidian vault to save automated quantum intelligence notes?

Yes, a configured Obsidian vault is required to save the automated quantum intelligence notes. The skill automatically organizes outputs by date into specific vault folders for rapid review, functioning alongside the required Grok bridge and Bash tooling.

Can I collect slow-burn social media signals for quantum research over a 7-day period?

Yes, you can collect slow-burn social media signals for quantum research over a 7-day period. The skill identifies 7-day slow-burn signals from X/Twitter and web sources, alongside 48h hot posts, to provide a consolidated daily intelligence briefing.

How does archiving Napkin Digest-style notes from arXiv papers into Obsidian work?

Archiving Napkin Digest-style notes works by running X-Ray analyses on top hot papers identified within 48 hours. These analyzed papers are then compiled and automatically organized by date into Obsidian vault folders to accelerate research insight.