extract-wisdom

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Extract structured insights from content (articles, videos, podcasts). Use when extracting wisdom, key takeaways, or structured insights from any content.

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kovrichard/portable-agent-layer

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name	extract-wisdom
description	Extract structured insights from content (articles, videos, podcasts). Use when extracting wisdom, key takeaways, or structured insights from any content.
argument-hint	<content or URL>

Extract structured insights from $ARGUMENTS:

Read/fetch the content
Extract:
- Summary (3-5 sentences)
- Ideas (novel or surprising ideas, one line each)
- Insights (deeper implications or connections)
- Quotes (most impactful, verbatim)
- Habits (actionable behaviors mentioned)
- Facts (verifiable claims with numbers)
- References (books, papers, people mentioned)
- Recommendations (what the author suggests doing)
Rate overall quality: must-read / worth-reading / skim / skip

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