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enrich-note
Enrich a single note with topic tags, source attribution, and links to related notes. Use when asked to enrich, tag, or add metadata to a note.
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Enrich a single note with topic tags, source attribution, and links to related notes. Use when asked to enrich, tag, or add metadata to a note.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt,粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里,让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
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Set up Oz scheduled agents that run enrich-notes-loop-cloud and refresh-wiki-cloud against an Obsidian Sync vault. Use when asked to set up knowledge base automations in the cloud.
Enrich every un-enriched note in the vault by running enrich-note over each one. Use to bulk-enrich the vault or auto-tag notes unattended ("while I sleep").
Run enrich-notes-loop unattended in a cloud sandbox against an Obsidian Sync vault, syncing before and after. Use for scheduled cloud runs.
Run refresh-wiki unattended in a cloud sandbox against an Obsidian Sync vault, syncing before and after. Use for scheduled cloud runs.
Regenerate wikis in the wikis/ directory. Use when asked to update, manage, or refresh the contents of the wiki from new content.
| name | enrich-note |
| description | Enrich a single note with topic tags, source attribution, and links to related notes. Use when asked to enrich, tag, or add metadata to a note. |
Enrich one note — the one given by path, or the note in context — with metadata.
If the frontmatter already has enrichedAt, the note is done — skip it.
Do the three steps below, then stamp enrichedAt with the current ISO timestamp.
Read the tag registry at the vault root (tags.md) first. If it doesn't exist yet, create it by copying the starter seed from references/tags.md. The registry lives in the vault — not this skill — so your tags persist and sync no matter where the skill runs from.
Reuse an existing tag whenever one fits. Be reluctant to add new tags. Tags should span many notes, not a couple. Only coin a new tag when nothing matches, and when you do, append it to the registry with a one-line description so the next note can reuse it.
Write tags as a frontmatter array of kebab-case topics: tags: [secret-of-our-success, anthropology]. Capture the source medium as a tag too when there is one (book, podcast, video, article). Leave lifecycle tags like voice-transcription alone — they aren't topics.
If the note has a real origin — a URL, book, podcast, video, or person — record it in frontmatter as a flat source: line, plus a url: line if you can find one (web research allowed). Most personal notes (lists, reflections, dev logs) have no source; skip it then rather than inventing one.
Find notes elsewhere in the vault that are genuinely related. Use your judgment — grep frontmatter tags:, search for key terms, look around.
Add the strong matches to a trailing ## Related section as wikilinks with readable aliases:
## Related
- [[raw/2026-01-05-the-secret-of-our-success-alloparenting-917xzs8m.md|Alloparenting]]
Link only to notes that exist — never invent a target.
If nothing is clearly related, omit the section.