web-capture

To save a web article as a knowledge note in Obsidian, paste the URL into the skill to fetch page content, extract metadata, apply ACE tags, and place the note in the correct vault folder automatically.

Yes, you can capture web pages into an ACE method vault by running a fetch-extract-place workflow that stores the resource under the appropriate ACE folder and links it to relevant Atlas MOC notes.

The web capture skill extracts the page title, author, date, core content, and key images from a URL, then formats this data with structured tags and MOC associations for vault ingestion.

You organize saved web pages using LYT conventions by applying the skill's note enrichment feature, which formats the extracted content with appropriate tags and links it to relevant Atlas MOC notes.

Capturing web content into your vault does not download page assets automatically; the skill fetches core content and key images without downloading assets unless explicitly requested during the workflow.

The best way to save research articles as Obsidian notes is to provide the URL to this skill, which fetches the page, identifies the source type, determines vault placement, and formats a fully structured note.