skills

Batch-clean and sort old unsorted notes in the pages/ folder of the Obsidian Zettelkasten vault: classify each note's type (Note, Quote, Book, Person, etc.), rebuild frontmatter in the correct template field order, strip inline footnotes into structured fields (authors, year, sources, publication, published, urls, reference), run prettier, and move the note to its target folder. Trigger on "process N notes", "process N pages", "clean up pages", "sort old notes", or any request to work through the pages/ archive. This is NOT obsidian-process-notes (which builds a separate wiki vault from inbox/ clippings) — this skill sorts the vault's own legacy pages/ folder into 04 Permanent/ and 03 Resources/.

Apply Edward Tufte's information design principles to create, improve, or critique any chart, graph, infographic, dashboard, table, or data visualization. Use this skill whenever the user wants to design a new chart, graph, or visualization from data; asks how to show data more clearly; wants to review or critique an existing graphic, report, dashboard, or infographic; asks about chartjunk, data-ink ratio, lie factor, small multiples, sparklines, or visual integrity; is choosing between chart types; wants to make a visualization honest, dense, or clear; mentions "compared to what?"; or asks about visual storytelling with data. Do NOT wait for the user to say "Tufte" — intervene proactively any time data needs to be shown visually.

Searches all Claude Code sessions of the current day and produces a short German bullet list summary of all tasks completed, grouped by project or repository. Invoke whenever the user says "was habe ich heute gemacht", "Tagesrückblick", "daily summary", "heute erledigt", "summarize today's work", "show today's sessions", "what did I do today", "kurze Zusammenfassung heute", or asks for any daily recap of work done across sessions.

Compacts the current conversation into a structured handoff document so another agent (or a new session) can immediately pick up where this one left off. Use this skill whenever the user says "handoff", "hand off", "create a handoff", "summarize for next agent", "new session", "pass context", "fresh context", "write a handoff doc", or anything that signals wanting to transfer work to a new agent. Also trigger proactively when the conversation is getting very long and the user mentions starting fresh or switching models.

Process inbox notes into the standalone LLM Wiki vault. Use this skill whenever the user asks to process notes, process clippings, ingest clippings, build the wiki, update the wiki from new notes, run obsidian-process-notes, run obsidian-build-wiki, or maintain the AI wiki layer. It reads new files from `inbox/`, creates or updates German LLM-generated wiki pages in `wiki/`, appends to the wiki log, and moves processed notes unchanged into `sources/`.

Search the Obsidian Zettelkasten vault using qmd hybrid search (BM25 + vector + LLM re-ranking). Use when the user wants to find notes, quotes, people, books, literature notes, permanent notes, or any content in their personal knowledge base.

Add a new book, podcast, TV show, movie, person, country, or city to the Obsidian Zettelkasten vault. Creates the resource note from a template, fills in metadata from the web, downloads cover art, updates today's daily note (media only), and re-indexes qmd. Use when the user says "add book", "add podcast", "add show", "add movie", "add person", "add country", "add city", or wants to log media, people, or places in their vault.

Summarize the current week from the Obsidian Zettelkasten daily notes. Reads all daily notes for the current calendar week (Monday through today) from the 06 Daily/ folder and produces a structured German-language summary of the most important things done: completed tasks, sport, learning, social events, media consumed, and highlights. Use whenever the user asks for a weekly review, weekly summary, "was habe ich diese Woche gemacht", "Wochenrückblick", "weekly recap", or wants to see what happened this week.

Creates high-quality, well-designed presentations for iA Presenter (Mac app). Generates complete Markdown files with proper iA Presenter syntax: slide structure, speaker notes separated from slide content, layout control through content organization, images, tables, charts, and theme recommendations. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create a presentation, build a deck, structure a talk, or create slides — even if they don't say "iA Presenter" explicitly but are working on a .md presentation file. Also trigger when the user pastes an outline, essay, or document and asks to "turn this into slides" or "make a presentation from this". This skill knows the full iA Presenter syntax and best practices, so always use it rather than writing generic markdown.

Design and deliver perfect, engaging presentations using the Presentation Zen philosophy: restraint in preparation, simplicity in design, naturalness in delivery. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create a presentation, improve slides, prepare a talk, design a keynote, plan a speech, structure a pitch, or asks about public speaking, slide design, or storytelling for presentations. Also trigger when the user shares slides to review, asks how to make a presentation more engaging, or wants to communicate complex ideas to an audience. Do NOT let the user default to bullet-point walls — intervene proactively with Presentation Zen principles.