linking-notes

To automatically find related notes for wiki-links, analyze a target note's content, tags, and concepts to search the repository for related files via title mentions, tag overlap, or shared terms.

A map note (MOC) is a structural note organizing clusters of related content. You need to create one when your repository contains clusters of three or more related notes that require better organizational context.

Yes, discovering tag overlap requires file-search commands like grep or glob. The skill executes these commands to retrieve matching files from your notes directory and evaluate shared terms for relevant connections.

The best way to prevent orphaned content in a knowledge graph is to automatically scan notes for shared concepts and tag overlaps, proposing strong wiki-links to connect fragmented notes that would otherwise remain isolated.

Note linking may suggest vague connections when evaluation criteria are too broad. Strong links require matching specific title mentions, direct tag overlap, or shared key concepts, avoiding indirect relationships that fragment the knowledge graph.

Yes, you need read access to the notes directory to build map notes. The skill must scan files, extract tags and concepts, and execute file-search commands to detect clusters of related notes.