library-curator

To curate Western esoteric texts, this Skill identifies candidate works in alchemy, Hermetica, Kabbalah, and Rosicrucianism, evaluates them against library selection rules, and generates import-ready metadata with provenance notes and batch acquisition plans.

Finding historical alchemy and Hermetica sources is handled by autonomously discovering original editions, Latin or early English texts, and complete works, then returning concise batch proposals with suggested catalog entries for your library.

You can build thematic batches of Kabbalah and Rosicrucianism texts by applying the library's selection rules to prioritize original editions, generating import-ready metadata and next-step actions for systematic acquisition workflows.

This curation process supports early modern knowledge texts by prioritizing original editions and Latin, German, or early English texts, evaluating their suitability and generating provenance notes for library import.

Generating import-ready metadata for early modern esoteric works involves identifying suitable candidates, applying selection rules to prioritize complete works, and producing catalog entries with provenance notes and batch plans.

Automating esoteric text curation focuses strictly on Western esoteric traditions like alchemy, Hermetica, Kabbalah, and Rosicrucianism, limiting its scope to early modern knowledge and original editions rather than modern secondary literature.