What problem does it solve? Personal knowledge bases often degrade into piles of disconnected, unfindable notes. This Skill enforces Niklas Luhmann's Zettelkasten principles—atomicity, connectivity, organic growth, and continued dialogue—so every note becomes a linked, retrievable part of a knowledge network rather than a one-off answer. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Atomic Note Validation: Applies Luhmann's four-principle check (atomic, connected, organic, dialogue-sparking) to every note before filing, requiring at least two meaningful links. - Expert Perspective Switching: Selects a domain expert lens (Feynman, Munger, Ogilvy, Karpathy, etc.) based on domain, task type, and output form, and declares it in each reply. - Structured Task Closure: Produces filing paths, link candidates, keyword suggestions, daily log entries, and open-loop tracking for every completed task. - Use Case: After finishing a deep read of a long technical article, ask the agent to produce a structure note with a logic tree, linked atomic notes, an index entry, and a daily log update for your vault. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to turn your meeting notes into atomic Zettelkasten notes with links, an index entry, and a daily log update.
