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Use when asked to audit or map the structure of the knowledge graph, or when /map is invoked. Do NOT use for auditing backlinks on specific notes — use /backlinks for that.
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SOC 직업 분류 기준
General-purpose Obsidian vault skill — use this whenever the user wants to do anything with their vault or personal notes. Covers reading notes by name, searching vault content, creating new notes, appending to existing ones, checking backlinks, and working with daily notes. Trigger immediately on phrases like: "look up my note on X", "add this to my vault", "what does my note say about Y", "find notes about Z", "log this to my vault", "update my daily note", "create a note for...", "what links to X", "search my vault for...", "show me what I know about...", "check my notes on...", or any time the user mentions Obsidian, their vault, or personal notes. If the user is asking about something they might have written down, reach for this skill first.
Use when asked to audit backlinks or repair the knowledge graph structure, or when /backlinks is invoked. Do NOT use for finding conceptual bridges between ideas — use /connect for that.
Map the branching question space from a topic — sub-questions, adjacent domains, meta-framings. Use when /bloom is invoked or Shane asks "what questions does X open up", "bloom on X". Do NOT use to trace how thinking evolved — that's /trace.
Use when Shane wants to pressure-test a belief, steelman an opposing view, or invoke /challenge. Do NOT use for confirming or validating a position.
Use when asked how knowledge has accumulated or compounded around a topic, or when /compound is invoked. Do NOT use for tracing evolution of thinking over time — use /trace for that.
Surface non-obvious cross-references between vault notes — connecting two concepts that aren't already explicitly linked. Use when /connect is invoked, when the user says "what does X have to do with Y", "is there a thread between these notes", "what connects these ideas", or when reviewing two superficially unrelated topics for shared structure. Do NOT use for direct backlinks (use /backlinks) or for surfacing patterns within a single topic (use /emerge).
| name | map |
| description | Use when asked to audit or map the structure of the knowledge graph, or when /map is invoked. Do NOT use for auditing backlinks on specific notes — use /backlinks for that. |
Audit the structural health of the knowledge graph — what's well-connected, orphaned, and missing — to surface where the graph needs attention.
Don't: use this for targeted backlink audits — that's /backlinks. Don't auto-fix — surface findings for Shane to act on.
task: "Vault access (bash only, no MCP tools): obsidian search query='TERM' limit=10, obsidian read file='Note Name' (no .md), obsidian backlinks file='Note Name'. Audit the structure and health of the knowledge graph around '[argument]' (or the full vault). What's well-connected, what's orphaned, what's missing?"skill: "map"If Qwen is unavailable:
[argument] is provided, run obsidian search query='[argument]' limit=15 via bash; otherwise run broad searches across topic clusters via bash (e.g. obsidian search query='MOC' limit=10, obsidian search query='projects' limit=10, obsidian search query='ideas' limit=10)obsidian read file='[note name]' via bash for each — aim for breadth across different sections of the vault[[links]] in notes but don't have their own notes yet[argument], produce a local map of that cluster; if broad, produce a top-level structural overview