note-taking

Structured markdown notes use YAML frontmatter for metadata like dates, types, and tags, enabling efficient organization. This skill automates creating notes with templates and metadata for meetings, research, and daily logs stored as markdown files.

Organizing markdown notes by tags and categories involves using YAML frontmatter and cross-links to build a connected knowledge base. This approach allows the agent to locate, append, and synthesize notes by topic or tag on demand.

Yes, markdown templates can be used for meeting notes and research briefs. The skill applies templates with structured content and headings to standardize note creation, supporting diverse tasks like daily logs and project documentation.

A configurable notes directory is required to store markdown notes. You must set up this directory path so the agent can write, retrieve, and append structured files with YAML metadata and naming conventions for easy browsing.

Searching and synthesizing markdown notes uses tags and metadata from YAML frontmatter to find relevant entries. The agent retrieves notes by topic or date and synthesizes them into summaries for research or project documentation.

Markdown files for note organization rely on consistent YAML frontmatter and naming conventions to function properly. Without structured metadata and tags, automated searching, cross-linking, and synthesizing notes into summaries may return incomplete results.