research-intake

You can automatically generate research notes from a markdown inbox by parsing each non-blank line, fetching the URL to verify HTTP 200, classifying the source type, and writing standardized frontmatter-backed notes to your research directory.

Converting repo links and articles into structured markdown notes involves extracting titles and primary topics from fetched URLs, deriving kebab-case filenames, and populating a consistent template with sections like source summary and relevance.

Inbox parsing handles duplicates by checking existing kebab-case filenames before writing, and it skips thin sources by verifying HTTP 200 responses and extracting meaningful titles and primary topics during the fetch process.

Yes, you can classify sources automatically when creating research note stubs by fetching each URL and categorizing it as repo, article, docs, video, or paper to produce consistent frontmatter metadata.

Yes, you need network access to parse an inbox file and generate research notes because the process requires fetching URLs to validate HTTP 200 responses and extract titles, topics, and source types for each entry.

The standardized template for generated research notes includes sections for why it is interesting, what appears strong, relevance to the project, and a source summary, using operator notes from the inbox as initial seeds.