vault-summarize

You can summarize lecture transcripts into structured Obsidian markdown by providing a file path to the vault-summarize Skill, which reads the full source, validates completeness against rules.md, and outputs formatted notes with proper frontmatter and preserved image links.

Yes, you can split long documents because the Skill supports a long-document split workflow that breaks down extensive transcripts into structured, manageable markdown files while maintaining information completeness and formatting rules.

Yes, the Skill supports resuming interrupted summarization tasks across sessions by utilizing task plans and progress logs stored in the `.claude/plans/` directory, allowing you to continue uncompleted items without restarting the entire process.

You can batch process a folder of clipped notes into Obsidian markdown by using the Skill's folder batch processing mode, which iterates through the directory to summarize multiple documents into structured notes with consistent frontmatter and formatting.

The best way to merge multiple lecture files into a single course note is using the Skill's course/section merged workflow, which consolidates multiple transcripts into one structured markdown file with unified frontmatter and complete information validation.

Your summarized Obsidian notes might be missing original images and speaker styles if the rules.md validation is not properly configured; the Skill strictly preserves original image links and speaker style anchors to prevent information loss during summarization.