Converts raw lecture notes, PDFs, or text into highly detailed Obsidian-flavored Markdown notes. Integrates with obsidian-markdown for advanced formatting.
This skill guides you in transforming raw lecture materials (text files, PDFs, or raw transcripts) into rich, highly detailed Obsidian-flavored Markdown notes.
obsidian-markdown skill using activate_skill.read_file on multiple lecture files in a single turn, as the massive output will cause the system to crash or stop mid-task. Use the wait_for_previous parameter or separate turns.read_file tool directly on the source file. read_file natively handles PDFs, extracting the text automatically. No external scripts are needed for basic extraction.generalist sub-agent with instructions to process them sequentially.---) or level 1 headers. If notes for the chapter already exist, improve and integrate the new details into the existing section rather than creating a duplicate section or file.obsidian-markdown skill. If a concept is unclear, insert an "Extra Notes" callout. Ensure you escape characters like < and > properly with backslashes (\<, \>) to avoid HTML rendering issues.When structuring the note, apply the following (as per the obsidian-markdown skill):
Organize content logically using Markdown headers (#, ##, ###). Ensure a clear outline that reflects the structure of the lecture.
# Chapter 3: [Title]).## 3.3 [Subtitle]).Use Obsidian callouts (> [!type]) to highlight key information extensively. Do not use plain text for definitions or examples if a callout can be used.
> [!info] Definition: [Term]> [!note] Important> [!example] Example: [Title]> [!warning] Common Mistake> [!tip] Extra Notes: [Title]\n> [Explanation from external knowledge to clarify unclear parts]```cpp).$E = mc^2$ for inline and $$ ... $$ for blocks.Before saving, ensure that:
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