study-note-linker

Note linking connects your current WPS study notes to relevant historical notes by identifying relationships like prerequisites or examples. This prevents new notes from remaining isolated and helps build a coherent knowledge network for review.

Discovering prerequisite notes is handled by analyzing your current WPS document to classify links to existing notes. It identifies foundational prerequisites, complementary examples, and extensions, then recommends a structured reading order for your study path.

Generating backlink sentences involves producing concise, ready-to-insert text that references related historical notes. The Skill creates these suggested backlink sentences alongside relation types and reading orders for direct insertion into WPS.

Yes, note linking applies to WPS learning notes during review, course recap, topical study, revision planning, and research-driven tasks. It processes these contexts to find related notes and identify any existing knowledge gaps.

Relation types classify links as prerequisite, same topic extension, contrast, example, or revision companion. Each classification includes a justification explaining why the connection matters for your current learning context.

The Skill requires WPS learning notes as input to detect knowledge gaps and produce structured WPS-ready outputs. It identifies missing links within your existing knowledge network without needing additional dependencies or components.