Search markdown collections with full-text and semantic queries.
npx skills add https://github.com/kingkillery/pk-qmd --skill qmd-kingkillery
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: qmd Source: https://github.com/kingkillery/pk-qmd/tree/main/skills/qmd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kingkillery/pk-qmd --skill qmd-kingkillery
This Skill helps users quickly find information from their markdown notes, documentation, and knowledge bases, making it easier to search and retrieve content.
Use the qmd skill to search for "quarterly planning process".
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can search markdown knowledge bases using natural language by leveraging semantic search and contextual filtering to retrieve relevant documents from your local storage collections.
Yes, you can use full-text search to extract information from local markdown documentation, querying specific collections to quickly locate process documents and retrieve necessary content.
Yes, the qmd skill requires a local markdown collection and the QMD CLI or MCP server to function properly, serving as an ideal knowledge base management tool within agentic workflows.
The best way to locate specific process documents within markdown notes is to query your local storage with added context, enabling contextual search for better and more accurate results.
You do not strictly need an AI agent to perform semantic search on markdown files, but integrating the skill with AI agents enables enhanced discovery and context-aware information retrieval.
A limitation of using qmd for markdown document retrieval is its dependency on local storage and the QMD CLI/MCP server, restricting its use to local markdown collections rather than remote databases.
caiazzopIndex and search local files using BM25, vector embeddings, and reranking.
dull-birdFetch Synced RSS articles and summarize them in Chinese with Markdown links.
sefllessQuery GitHub repository wikis and documentation via the DeepWiki MCP server.
ramonclaudioClone a GitHub repository into ~/Developer/refs/ and index it with QMD.
