What problem does it solve? Choosing the right note-taking method is confusing when faced with many options like Cornell Notes, Zettelkasten, or PARA. This Skill matches your specific situation—meetings, studying, research, or debugging—to the most suitable pattern from 15 proven methods. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Context-Based Matching: Analyzes your note-taking scenario (meeting, lecture, research, debug log) and recommends the best-fitting pattern. - 15 Documented Patterns: Draws from a structured reference of patterns including Cornell Notes, Zettelkasten, PARA, Mind Map, and Kanban Notes, each with template, use case, strengths, and limitations. - Tool-Aware Suggestions: Considers constraints of tools like Notion, Obsidian, or Capacities when making recommendations. - Use Case: You ask "How should I take notes for exam prep?" and receive 2-3 options such as Cornell Notes and Q&A Notes, each with a template and a one-line reason for the fit. ## Quick Start Invoke /creative:note-taking and describe your note-taking situation, such as "I need to take meeting notes for my team."
