Provide concise org-mode syntax guidance for writing and formatting .org files.
npx skills add https://github.com/majorgreys/claude-orgmode --skill orgmode
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: orgmode Source: https://github.com/majorgreys/claude-orgmode/tree/main/skills/orgmode Command: npx skills add https://github.com/majorgreys/claude-orgmode --skill orgmode
Org-mode users need quick, reliable guidance on writing and formatting .org files, including headings, lists, links, properties, and timestamps.
Describe how to format a three-level heading in org-mode with a TODO on the second level.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Org-mode formatting uses asterisks for headings, with TODO keywords placed immediately after the asterisks. A three-level heading requires three asterisks, and a TODO item is created by adding TODO before the heading text for plain-text task tracking.
Org-mode links use double square brackets like `[[target][description]]` for URLs or internal references. Lists are created with hyphens, plus signs, or numbers followed by a space, maintaining plain-text readability while supporting structured notes.
Org-mode properties are defined within `:PROPERTIES:` drawers beneath headings using key-value pairs. Timestamps use angle brackets like `<2024-01-15 Mon>` for scheduling, enabling quick-reference usage and integration with org-roam or vulpea for project planning.
Org-mode tables use pipe characters to define columns and rows for structured data. Code blocks are enclosed within `#+begin_src` and `#+end_src` tags, supporting language-specific syntax highlighting and edge-case formatting rules for comprehensive documentation.
Common org-mode pitfalls include missing spaces after list markers, incorrect property drawer placement, and malformed link syntax. The syntax requires strict adherence to plain-text formatting rules, ensuring quick-reference usability and compatibility with org-roam or vulpea integrations.
Org-mode syntax fully supports org-roam and vulpea integration for everyday note-taking and outlining. The plain-text formatting rules for headings, links, and properties apply directly, enabling real-world scenarios for networked notes and project planning without syntax conflicts.
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