Post-processing pass that wires up an already-generated collection of book-topic-article notes, with three responsibilities: (1) cross-referencing between article bodies via Obsidian [[wikilinks]] wherever one article's prose mentions another's topic or a subsection concept, including similarity-based near-miss matches, not just exact ones; (2) linking each entry in vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md's Topic List to its corresponding generated article, once that article exists; (3) fully assembling/maintaining the vault's "index.md" Map-of-Content note from that same linked Topic List. This is the sole owner of book-guidelines.md's link updates and of the Index note — book-topic-article and book-topic-batch only ever generate the topic articles themselves, never touch book-guidelines.md, and never produce an index. Runs a bundled deterministic script (scripts/crosslink.py) rather than hand-editing prose, so it's safe to re-run repeatedly as new articles get added. Manual invocation only — invoke explicitly with /book-crosslink, never automatically.
EnglishGenerates a structured "guidelines" markdown study-guide for a book, from a fixed sources/[book]/book.pdf input to a fixed vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md output. Manual invocation only — invoke explicitly with /book-guidelines, never automatically.
EnglishGenerates a deep-dive Obsidian/Markdown article on one topic drawn from a book already processed by the book-guidelines skill. Uses vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md purely as an index to locate the right chapter(s)/pages, then re-reads sources/[book]/book.pdf directly for full technical fidelity, and writes a first-principles, style-and-goals-aware explainer to vaults/[book]/[Topic-Slug].md. Do NOT use this to regenerate or replace book-guidelines.md itself (that's book-guidelines's job) — if vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md doesn't exist yet, tell the user to run /book-guidelines first instead of fabricating one.
EnglishOrchestrates book-topic-article across a book's Topic List, turning vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md into a full collection of Obsidian articles in one pass. Defaults to the top-level topics only; pass --deep to also generate an article per subtopic bullet. Requires vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md to already exist; if it doesn't, tell the user to run /book-guidelines first rather than fabricating a topic list. This skill only generates article files — it never modifies book-guidelines.md and never produces an index; after it runs (or after any run that adds new articles), suggest /book-crosslink to link book-guidelines.md's Topic List entries to the new articles and (re)build the vault's index. Manual invocation only — invoke explicitly with /book-topic-batch, never automatically.
EnglishIncludes Book Crosslink, Book Guidelines, Book Topic Article, and other workflows.
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Book Crosslink
Post-processing pass that wires up an already-generated collection of book-topic-article notes, with three responsibilities: (1) cross-referencing between article bodies via Obsidian [[wikilinks]] wherever one article's prose mentions another's topic or a subsection concept, including similarity-based near-miss matches, not just exact ones; (2) linking each entry in vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md's Topic List to its corresponding generated article, once that article exists; (3) fully assembling/maintaining the vault's "index.md" Map-of-Content note from that same linked Topic List. This is the sole owner of book-guidelines.md's link updates and of the Index note — book-topic-article and book-topic-batch only ever generate the topic articles themselves, never touch book-guidelines.md, and never produce an index. Runs a bundled deterministic script (scripts/crosslink.py) rather than hand-editing prose, so it's safe to re-run repeatedly as new articles get added. Manual invocation only — invoke explicitly with /book-crosslink, never automatically.
Book Guidelines
Generates a structured "guidelines" markdown study-guide for a book, from a fixed sources/[book]/book.pdf input to a fixed vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md output. Manual invocation only — invoke explicitly with /book-guidelines, never automatically.
Book Topic Article
Generates a deep-dive Obsidian/Markdown article on one topic drawn from a book already processed by the book-guidelines skill. Uses vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md purely as an index to locate the right chapter(s)/pages, then re-reads sources/[book]/book.pdf directly for full technical fidelity, and writes a first-principles, style-and-goals-aware explainer to vaults/[book]/[Topic-Slug].md. Do NOT use this to regenerate or replace book-guidelines.md itself (that's book-guidelines's job) — if vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md doesn't exist yet, tell the user to run /book-guidelines first instead of fabricating one.
Book Topic Batch
Orchestrates book-topic-article across a book's Topic List, turning vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md into a full collection of Obsidian articles in one pass. Defaults to the top-level topics only; pass --deep to also generate an article per subtopic bullet. Requires vaults/[book]/book-guidelines.md to already exist; if it doesn't, tell the user to run /book-guidelines first rather than fabricating a topic list. This skill only generates article files — it never modifies book-guidelines.md and never produces an index; after it runs (or after any run that adds new articles), suggest /book-crosslink to link book-guidelines.md's Topic List entries to the new articles and (re)build the vault's index. Manual invocation only — invoke explicitly with /book-topic-batch, never automatically.
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