reduce

Extract atomic claims with provenance, confidence, and topic tags from unstructured documents.

Updated Apr 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kinnerkarmanish/mak --skill reduce-kinnerkarmanish
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Skill: reduce
Source: https://github.com/kinnerkarmanish/mak/tree/main/library/skills/processing/reduce
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kinnerkarmanish/mak --skill reduce-kinnerkarmanish

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Transform raw input (articles, transcripts, notes, documents) into structured atomic claims — each with provenance, confidence, and topic tags. This is the core extraction step: it turns noise into signal and enables recombination of individual claims.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reduce content from articles, transcripts, and notes into atomic, provenance-rich claims.
  • Attach source metadata and topic tags for each claim to enable traceability and reuse.
  • Use case: distill a long interview into a compact set of actionable claims with clear sourcing.

Quick Start

Instruct the system to reduce a source document to a set of atomic, provenance-rich claims.

Frequently Asked Questions about reduce

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I extract atomic claims from unstructured articles and transcripts?

Extracting atomic claims from unstructured articles and transcripts involves processing raw text into structured statements. This Skill automates that extraction, attaching provenance, confidence, and topic tags to each claim for reuse.

What is the best way to add provenance metadata to extracted text claims?

The best way to add provenance metadata to extracted text claims is by generating YAML frontmatter. This format structures source metadata, claim details, and confidence levels directly with the extracted data.

Can I process interview transcripts into structured data with confidence scores?

Yes, you can process interview transcripts into structured data with confidence scores. The system reduces long transcripts into compact sets of actionable claims, each tagged with provenance and confidence metrics.

Does the claim extraction process support depth and format options for documents?

Yes, the claim extraction process supports depth and format options for documents. It satisfies deterministic input processing, allowing you to specify the extraction depth when reducing source material.

How do I turn raw notes into structured, reusable statements for data analytics?

Turning raw notes into structured, reusable statements for data analytics requires reducing the text into atomic claims. This transforms unstructured noise into signal by outputting provenance-rich statements with topic tags.

Why should I use atomic claims instead of summarizing the entire source document?

Using atomic claims instead of summarizing the entire source document enables traceability and recombination. Each individual claim retains its specific provenance and confidence level, whereas summaries lose track of distinct facts.