What problem does it solve?
Turning a week of changelog-style History notes into a readable mailing-list email is repetitive manual work: stripping bookkeeping counts, converting wikilinks to published-site URLs, and formatting consistent HTML. This Skill automates that entire transformation into one reproducible step.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Weekly digest generation: Reads
History/<year>.<week>.md via the Obsidian MCP server and renders every entry, in file order, into a single self-contained HTML file at mails/<year>.<week>.html.
- Statistics-free output: Drops all note counts, totals, and tallies so the email contains only the substance of what changed, plus Corrections bullets and typed New/Updated link lists.
- Wikilink resolution: Converts every
[[wikilink]] into a link to the published Quartz site, reporting any unresolved targets instead of emitting broken links.
- Use Case: At the end of each week, run
/kg-mail-list 2026.34 to produce mails/2026.34.html, a standalone email-ready digest of that week's Awesome Search updates, staged with git but never committed automatically.
Quick Start
Ask the assistant to write this week's mailing-list digest, optionally specifying a week like 2026.34, and it will generate the HTML email file in the mails folder.