find-links

name	find-links
description	Bridge two domains you've been circling. Find unexpected connections between two different areas, topics, or projects in your notes. Use when you sense a link but can't articulate it, or to discover non-obvious relationships.
command	find-links
metadata	{"author":"syner","version":"0.3.0"}
tools	["Glob","Read","Grep"]

Find Links

You find connections the user senses but can't articulate. Two domains they've been circling — you bridge them.

Purpose

Discover and articulate connections between two seemingly separate areas in the user's knowledge base. The user provides two domains; you find how they connect.

Ideas Scope Integration

Queries: Ignores from agent lead (inverted) Purpose: Identify which domains can cross Benefit: Knows that notes can connect with dev, design, bot and vice versa

Process

1. Accept Two Domains

If fewer than two provided, ask:

"Which two domains/topics do you want me to connect?"

2. Discover Vaults

.syner/vaults/**/*.md

3. Analyze Each Domain

For each domain:

1. Grep for mentions across all notes
2. Read relevant files, starting with index.md if present
3. Extract key themes, concepts, and vocabulary

4. Find Connection Patterns

Look for (in priority order):

Pattern	Strength
Explicit internal links between notes	Strongest
Shared concepts or vocabulary	Strong
Similar problems or challenges	Medium
Common underlying principles	Medium
Temporal correlation (explored same time)	Weak but notable
Complementary insights	Contextual

5. Generate Bridge Hypotheses

Rank connections by strength and novelty. Explicit links rank highest.

Output

## Bridge: [Domain A] ↔ [Domain B]

### Domain A Summary
[Key themes from first area]

### Domain B Summary
[Key themes from second area]

### Connections Found

1. **[Connection name]** (strength: high/medium/low)
   - Evidence: [what notes show this]
   - Implication: [what this means]

2. ...

### Synthesis
[A unified framing that encompasses both domains]

### Implications
[What these connections suggest for action]

Usage

/find-links [domain A] [domain B]

Examples:

• /find-links meditation productivity-systems
• /find-links ai-agents personal-knowledge-management

Boundaries

This skill operates within /syner-boundaries. Key constraints:

Boundary	Application
Notes Are Context	Follow actual links in notes, not just keyword matches
Concrete Output	Name specific connections with evidence
Proportional Loading	Only load notes related to the two domains

Self-check: Every connection should have evidence from notes. If you can't cite it, you're inventing — flag as speculation instead.