Scan Markdown files to extract metadata and rebuild cached JSON indexes.
npx skills add https://github.com/BEKO2210/Firstbrain --skill scan-beko2210
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: scan Source: https://github.com/BEKO2210/Firstbrain/tree/main/.agents/skills/scan Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BEKO2210/Firstbrain --skill scan-beko2210
This Skill ensures your knowledge base is up-to-date by scanning all your Markdown files, extracting key metadata, and rebuilding essential indexes for efficient searching and linking.
vault-index.json, link-map.json, and tag-index.json for fast lookups./scan to ensure your AI assistant has the latest information for accurate responses and suggestions.Run the scan skill to update all indexes in the vault.
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To rebuild Markdown vault indexes, you can scan all files to extract Level 1 metadata like frontmatter, wiki-links, tags, and headings, generating updated JSON caches for fast lookups.
Incremental scanning updates vault metadata by only processing changed Markdown files, efficiently refreshing cached indexes without reprocessing the entire repository.
Yes, you can optionally generate embeddings for semantic search across Markdown files if the necessary embedding libraries are installed in your environment.
A vault scan extracts Level 1 metadata from Markdown files, specifically targeting frontmatter properties, wiki-links, tags, and headings to build comprehensive content indexes.
No external dependencies are required to build link maps and tag associations from Markdown files, though embedding generation requires installing specific libraries separately.
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