logseq-outline

Format hierarchical content as Logseq-compatible nested bullet outlines.

6|Updated Oct 25, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kerim/logseq-outline-skill --skill logseq-outline
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: logseq-outline
Source: https://github.com/kerim/logseq-outline-skill/tree/main/.
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kerim/logseq-outline-skill --skill logseq-outline

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the tedious manual work of reformatting AI-generated content to fit Logseq's unique outline structure. Claude often defaults to markdown headers and bold styling, which are incompatible with Logseq's native hierarchy. This skill ensures your content is perfectly structured for Logseq from the start, saving you valuable time and effort.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Logseq-Native Formatting: Automatically converts any content into Logseq's preferred nested bullet point outline format, ensuring clean import and proper hierarchy.
  • Plain Text & Proper Links: Strips unnecessary bolding and uses standard Markdown links, maintaining Logseq's clean aesthetic and functionality.
  • Environment-Aware Output: Delivers a copy-pasteable markdown artifact for Claude Desktop or saves directly to a .md file on your Desktop for Claude Code users, streamlining your workflow.
  • Use Case: Transform raw meeting notes, research summaries, reading lists, or project plans into perfectly structured Logseq outlines, ready for immediate use without any manual cleanup.

Quick Start

To activate, simply tell Claude: Format these meeting notes for Logseq [Your meeting notes here] Claude will then apply the Logseq outline formatting, delivering a perfectly structured output.

Frequently Asked Questions about logseq-outline

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I format meeting notes for Logseq without manual reformatting?

Formatting content for Logseq converts markdown headers and bold text into nested bullet outlines with proper indentation. This Skill automatically transforms raw notes into Logseq's native hierarchy, eliminating manual restructuring and ensuring clean import directly into your knowledge base.

Can I convert research notes and reading lists into Logseq outline structure?

Yes. This Skill formats any hierarchical content—research summaries, reading lists, project plans, and documentation—into Logseq-compatible nested bullets with plain text and properly formatted links, ready for immediate import without cleanup.

What's the difference between markdown formatting and Logseq outline structure?

Markdown uses headers and bold styling; Logseq uses indentation-based nested bullets with plain text. This Skill converts between them, removing incompatible formatting and applying tab/space indentation so content integrates seamlessly into Logseq's flat outline hierarchy.

Does this work with Claude Desktop and Claude Code environments?

Yes. For Claude Desktop, the Skill delivers copy-pasteable markdown artifacts; for Claude Code, it saves formatted outlines directly to a .md file on your Desktop, adapting output to your environment automatically.

Can I use this Skill for project plans and documentation outlines?

Yes. This Skill handles any hierarchical content including project plans, documentation outlines, meeting notes, and research summaries, converting them all into properly indented Logseq bullet structures with plain text and standard Markdown links.