What problem does it solve? Raw reading notes stay locked inside their sources, disconnected from your dissertation argument and impossible to synthesize later. This Skill converts bullet points, highlights, and half-thoughts into structured, tagged insight artifacts that accumulate into a usable second brain. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three-Level Note Processing: Produces a literature note (source capture), a permanent note (insight in your own words), and a connection note (links to other sources and research questions). - Structured Templates: Extracts the core claim, evidence, method, limitations, and key quote from each source using a consistent format. - Tagging and Filing: Assigns theme tags, dissertation section placement, and status labels so notes stay retrievable. - Use Case: After reading a journal article on self-efficacy, paste your rough highlights and receive a formatted literature note, a 2-5 sentence insight in your own voice, connections to your research questions, and one draft sentence ready for your dissertation. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to process your raw reading notes from a source into structured literature, permanent, and connection notes for your dissertation.
