ingest-sourcelisted

Use when adding a scholarly source (PDF, book chapter, article) to the research project wiki under a specific focus. Produces a focus-driven Source page (claims relevant to the project, not a generic summary), extracts Entities, updates BibTeX, and logs the ingest. On re-ingest of the same source with a new focus, appends a new focus block to the existing page rather than overwriting. This is the ONLY skill for bringing sources into the knowledge wiki.
leiverkus/research-superpowers · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 78

Install: claude install-skill leiverkus/research-superpowers

# Ingest Source (focus-driven) Turn a raw scholarly source into structured wiki content **scoped to a specific focus** — what *this project* takes from *this source*. The wiki is purpose-built, not a generic archive. The raw PDF stays in `input/bibliography/` and can be re-read later under a different focus. One source × focus → one focus block inside `knowledge/sources/<slug>.md`. Re-ingest with a different focus → a second focus block appended to the same page. One bibkey, one wiki page, multiple lenses stacked over time. **Announce at start:** "Using ingest-source to add `<source>` to the wiki under focus: `<focus>`." <SOFT-GATE> Before closing the ingest, check that all five artefacts exist and are linked: (1) `knowledge/sources/<slug>.md` with complete frontmatter and at least one `## Focus:` block, (2) entities referenced via wikilinks, (3) BibTeX entry in `output/bibtex/references.bib` with matching key, (4) entry in `knowledge/_meta/log.md`, (5) `scripts/lint-wiki.py` exit code 0 for this source. If any condition is missing: explain to the user which, ask for a short reason for skipping, write it to `knowledge/_meta/gate-overrides.log`, and close out the ingest. </SOFT-GATE> ## When to use - A new PDF/book/article has been identified (e.g., from `literature-review` output) and serves a specific aspect of the project's research question - User says "ingest this source", "ingest Finkelstein 2003 focused on the Megiddo stratigraphy", "add this to the wiki for the