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Smart Notes Skill — Development skill for Claude Code

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Claude Skill that turns lecture transcripts and readings into linked Obsidian notes, adaptive flashcards, and a gap tracker.

How to install Smart Notes Skill

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open OnePathToFreedom/smart-notes-skill and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Smart Notes Skill does

Claude Skill that turns lecture transcripts and readings into linked Obsidian notes, adaptive flashcards, and a gap tracker.

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README

Smart Notes Skill

Claude Skill Obsidian License: MIT No dependencies

An Obsidian notebook that thinks along.
Not a transcript-to-file converter: it knows what has already been written, notices what you are weak on, links related ideas, and keeps its own flashcard deck sharp over time.


🎯 Why this exists

Most "AI note-taker" prompts do one thing: turn text into a formatted file. That falls apart once you have a whole course. New material overlaps with old notes, some topics never get tested, and flashcards pile up without any sense of what is sticking.

Smart Notes behaves like a notebook a diligent student would keep. It is deliberately generic: nothing in it is tied to one course, subject or language. It configures itself the first time you use it for a new subject.

🔄 What happens when you paste material

Onboarding, check index, read everything, plan links, write note, update index and progress
Step What the skill does
1. Onboarding Once per subject it asks three things: subject name and type, note language(s), and where to save. Answers are stored in _Progress.md, so it never asks again.
2. Check the index Looks in _Index.md. If your material is a near-duplicate of an existing topic, it tells you which file already covers it and extends that file. A separate new file only happens if you confirm it is a different topic.
3. Read everything Reads the