What problem does it solve? It answers the question "what did I learn this week" by turning raw wiki activity into a readable, newsletter-style digest of new pages, updates, emerging themes, and open threads, instead of forcing you to manually review every changed note. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Periodic Knowledge Summaries: Generate daily, weekly, or monthly digests of new and updated pages in an Obsidian vault, with headlines that synthesize actual insights rather than listing page titles. - Theme and Connection Analysis: Tally tag frequencies, detect new vocabulary missing from the taxonomy, and rank notable cross-category wikilinks that emerged during the period. - Open Threads and Re-reads: Surface drafts, ambiguous claims, unstaged notes in _raw/, and recommend foundational pages worth revisiting based on new incoming links. - Use Case: After a week of ingesting papers into your wiki, ask for a weekly digest to get a scannable report of what you learned, which themes are emerging, and which pages to revisit, optionally saved to journal/digest-YYYY-MM-DD.md. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to generate a weekly digest of your wiki, for example by saying "give me a digest of what I learned this week" or invoking /wiki-digest with a period like daily, weekly, or monthly.
