What problem does it solve?
Raw experiment materials like photos, voice recordings, and scattered notes are hard to trace and organize. This Skill turns them into standardized, traceable experiment logs with consistent IDs, YAML frontmatter, and archived attachments, ready for Obsidian or plain Markdown workflows.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Multi-source input: Accepts directly uploaded images, audio, transcripts, and text, reads local files or folders, and optionally pulls messages and attachments from Feishu groups via CLI.
- Standardized records: Generates experiment IDs and sample batch IDs, writes logs with YAML frontmatter, and archives raw attachments under a dated directory structure.
- Obsidian integration: Provides Dataview index, anomaly log, and equipment/reagent tracking templates for vault-based experiment management.
- Use Case: A materials researcher photographs a corroded 316L sample and dictates notes; the Skill produces a complete corrosion experiment log with frontmatter, links the photos as attachments, and flags any missing fields instead of guessing values.
Quick Start
Use nature-experiment-log to turn these experiment photos and notes into a structured Markdown experiment log with YAML frontmatter.