reading-notes

# Reading Notes Turn a book or article into structured, permanent notes using the progressive summarization method, saved to your resources folder. Usage: `/reading-notes [title]` or `/reading-notes` then follow prompts. --- ## Step 1: Get the Book/Article Info Ask: > What are you taking notes on? > - Title: > - Author: > - Type: book / article / paper / other Then ask: > Are you: > a) Sharing notes/highlights you've already taken : I'll organize them > b) Describing the book from memory : I'll structure what you share > c) Pasting raw text or quotes : I'll extract and synthesize --- ## Step 2: Gather Content Based on their answer: - **a)**: Ask them to paste their notes/highlights - **b)**: Ask open questions: "What were the main ideas? What did you take away? Any memorable quotes?" - **c)**: Ask them to paste the text Take what they give, however messy. --- ## Step 3: Synthesize From the raw input, extract: - **Core thesis**: What is this book/article fundamentally about? - **Key ideas**: The 3-7 most important concepts - **Supporting evidence or examples**: What supports each idea? - **Memorable quotes**: Exact words worth keeping - **Surprises or challenges**: What contradicted or changed your thinking? - **Actionable takeaways**: What can you do differently because of this? - **Questions it raised**: What do you want to explore further? --- ## Step 4: Choose Subfolder 1. Glob existing subfolders in `[resources_folder]/*/` 2. Suggest a kebab-case subfold...