Convert Claude Code conversations into Research Summaries and atomic notes for Obsidian.
npx skills add https://github.com/owenliang60-ship-it/skills --skill note-owenliang60-ship-it
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: note Source: https://github.com/owenliang60-ship-it/skills/tree/main/note Command: npx skills add https://github.com/owenliang60-ship-it/skills --skill note-owenliang60-ship-it
This skill helps convert in-chat conversations into durable knowledge by producing a structured Research Summary and atomic notes that can be stored in Obsidian, preserving reasoning, sources, and key concepts.
Invoke the note skill in Claude Code to summarize the current conversation and produce both the map and atomic notes for Obsidian.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To save Claude Code conversations to Obsidian as structured notes, this skill transforms the active chat into a Research Summary and atomic notes, then uploads them via MCP. It ensures standardized formatting, tagging, and cross-linking for durable knowledge retention.
Atomic notes are discrete concept cards extracted from a larger conversation, enabling efficient review and quick recall. They support reverse linking and cross-linking within Obsidian to enhance navigation and long-term retention of research topics.
Yes, you can summarize specific parts of a conversation using optional scope controls. The skill supports 'all', 'last', and 'select' parameters, allowing you to target the exact conversation scope needed for your knowledge artifact.
An MCP connection is required to upload and save the generated research summaries and atomic notes directly to Obsidian. This integration ensures the structured knowledge artifact preserves reasoning, sources, and key concepts with standardized formatting.
The best way to convert in-chat reasoning into durable knowledge is generating a narrative Research Summary map that captures context, arguments, and conclusions, paired with atomic notes for discrete concepts, stored in Obsidian.
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