What problem does it solve? Personal knowledge bases often degrade into disconnected piles of notes that are hard to retrieve and reuse. This Skill enforces Niklas Luhmann's Zettelkasten method—atomic notes, meaningful links, and index entries—so every note becomes part of a connected, searchable knowledge network. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Atomic Note Validation: Applies Luhmann's four principles (atomicity, connectivity, organic growth, continued dialogue) as a gate before any note is filed. - Link and Index Management: Requires at least two meaningful links per note, proposes link candidates and keyword entries, and maintains index/MOC notes as entry points. - Expert Perspective Switching: Selects a domain expert lens (Feynman, Munger, Ogilvy, Karpathy, and others) based on domain, task type, and output form, and declares it in every reply. - Use Case: After finishing a long technical book, ask the agent to produce a structure note with a logic tree, linked atomic notes, an index entry, and a daily log update for your vault. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to turn the attached meeting notes into atomic Zettelkasten notes with links, an index entry, and a daily log update.
