What problem does it solve?
This Skill converts Obsidian Tutorial notes into a rigorous, falsification-driven format by ensuring they contain quantifiable acceptance criteria, FMEA failure analysis, physics-linked explanations, and execution-ready record tables so new researchers can learn and apply concepts with measurable verification.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Tutorial formatting for existing notes: validates required frontmatter fields, checks module completeness, and fills missing sections.
- Zero-to-one tutorial creation: generates a full Tutorial from a user’s high-level description, including prerequisites, safety redlines (when needed), and structured learning modules.
- Quality guardrails for research usability: enforces quantification rules for acceptance criteria, requires concrete physical consequences in FMEA, embeds physics “folded blocks” with formulas or numeric ranges, and performs Tutorial vs Method Study boundary checks.
Quick Start
Use the tutorial-formatter skill to format an existing Tutorial note (with type set to Tutorial) and auto-fill any missing acceptance criteria, FMEA, physics explanation blocks, prerequisites checklist, and execution record table.
