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# Capture Quickly capture a note, idea, reference, or piece of information : with automatic linking to related notes. --- ## Step 1: Ask What to Capture If the user invoked `/capture` without content, ask: > What do you want to capture? If they provided content after `/capture [content]`, use that directly. --- ## Step 2: Determine Note Type and Location Classify the content : do not ask, infer from context: | Type | Destination | |------|-------------| | Fleeting note / rough idea | `[inbox_folder]/YYYY-MM-DD-[slug].md` | | Personal insight / synthesis | `[knowledge_folder]/[best-subfolder]/[Topic Name].md` | | External reference / source | `[resources_folder]/[best-subfolder]/[Topic Name].md` | | Ongoing responsibility | `[areas_folder]/[best-subfolder]/[Topic Name].md` | | Project update | append to `[projects_folder]/[subfolder]/[Project Name].md` | **For subfolders:** glob existing subfolders in the target folder and pick the best fit. If none match, create a new kebab-case name (1–2 words). Do not ask : decide and proceed. --- ## Step 3: Find and Link Related Notes Search for related notes (use qmd if available, otherwise Glob `[knowledge_folder]/**/*.md`, `[resources_folder]/**/*.md`, `[areas_folder]/**/*.md`, `[projects_folder]/**/*.md`). Exclude the destination file. Include top 1–3 as wikilinks automatically. Omit `## Related` if nothing relevant found. --- ## Step 4: Create the Note **For inbox (fleeting note):** File: `[inbox_folder]/YYYY-MM-DD-[s