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Synthesize knowledge on a topic from multiple notes. Use when asked "what do I know about X", "summarize topic", "synthesize notes on", or "overview of".
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| name | summarizing-topic |
| description | Synthesize knowledge on a topic from multiple notes. Use when asked "what do I know about X", "summarize topic", "synthesize notes on", or "overview of". |
| allowed-tools | Read, Glob, Grep |
This skill aggregates knowledge from multiple notes on a topic to create a unified understanding.
The user will specify a topic, which could be:
Search by tag:
grep -l "tags:.*topic-name" content/*.md
Search by title/content:
grep -l "topic keyword" content/*.md
Search by wiki-links:
grep -l "\[\[topic-related-slug\]\]" content/*.md
For each related note, extract:
Combine the extracted knowledge into a coherent overview:
## What You Know About [Topic]
### Overview
[1-2 paragraph synthesis of the topic based on your notes]
### Key Themes
1. **Theme A**: Explanation drawing from multiple notes
2. **Theme B**: Explanation drawing from multiple notes
### Sources in Your Knowledge Base
| Note | Type | Key Contribution |
| ---------- | ------- | ----------------------- |
| [[note-1]] | article | Introduces concept X |
| [[note-2]] | book | Deep dive on approach Y |
| [[note-3]] | podcast | Practical examples |
### Notable Quotes
> "Quote from note-1"
> "Quote from note-2"
### Gaps and Questions
- You don't have notes on [related subtopic]
- Consider exploring: [suggested areas]
### Suggested Next Steps
- Read [[related-note]] for more on X
- Consider adding notes on Y
Do:
Don't:
For quick reference - 2-3 paragraphs max.
For deep understanding - includes all sections above.
Focus on what's missing - useful for deciding what to read next.
When synthesizing: