Find the GeekNews (news.hada.io) discussion for the article in the current TIL document and weave the key native GN comments into the document body with precise footnote links. Use when the user wants to reflect community reactions from GeekNews into an existing TIL file.
Pick hot articles from GeekNews (news.hada.io) and write a TIL document for each. Select top articles by points and only process articles that do not duplicate existing documents.
Read a web source — an article OR a non-article (GitHub repo, project homepage, service site) — and write a TIL document (in Korean) with analysis, critique, and insights. Articles get a `원문:` source line and a `## 요약` section; non-articles get bare URL line(s) with NO `원문:` label and a fitting first heading like `## 소개`. Takes a URL as an argument. Use when the user asks to analyze an article/repo/site, document it, or organize a technical post.
Commit changes and push to the remote repository
Find the Hacker News discussion for the article in the current TIL document and weave the key comments into the document body with precise footnote links. Use when the user wants to reflect community reactions from Hacker News into an existing TIL file.
Build or refresh a `_wiki/<slug>/` mini-wiki for one topic by searching the entire TIL repository for related notes, discovering the topic's natural sub-themes, and compiling them into an index page plus linked sub-pages. Re-running on the same topic re-scans the whole repository, updates pages with anything new, re-clusters sub-pages if the natural grouping has shifted, and prunes content no longer backed by source notes. Use when the user wants a standing knowledge-base for a topic, distinct from a one-off article analysis.
Find the Lobste.rs discussion for the article in the current TIL document and weave the key comments into the document body with precise footnote links. Use when the user wants to reflect community reactions from Lobste.rs into an existing TIL file.
Convert ASCII double quotes (") in a markdown file to Unicode curly quotes ("\u201c", "\u201d"). Use when the user asks to convert double quotes, apply Unicode quotes, or use typographic/curly quotes.