hackmd-notelisted

Write rich, well-formatted HackMD notes using the full range of HackMD-flavored Markdown syntax. Use this skill when the user asks to create, write, or draft a HackMD note, or when the output target is HackMD. Triggers on mentions of "HackMD", "hackmd note", "hackmd 筆記", or requests for notes with HackMD-specific features (:::info admonition blocks, :::spoiler, {%youtube%}/{%pdf%} embeds, slide decks, book mode). Scope: drafts note *content* only — it does not publish to hackmd.io, call any HackMD API/MCP tool, or manage existing notes.
unbias38/my-claude-skills · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 70

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# HackMD Note Writer Write information-rich HackMD notes that make full use of HackMD's extended Markdown syntax. ## Before Writing Read [references/syntax-core.md](references/syntax-core.md) for the core HackMD syntax. Read [references/syntax-advanced.md](references/syntax-advanced.md) ONLY when the note needs diagrams (mermaid/graphviz/sequence/flow/markmap/vega), music notation, a slide deck, or book mode. ## Writing Guidelines 1. **Use the right feature for the job.** Pick syntax that enhances readability: - `:::info` / `:::warning` / `:::danger` / `:::success` for callouts - `:::spoiler` for supplementary details the reader can expand - `> [!TIP]` / `> [!NOTE]` / `> [!IMPORTANT]` for inline alerts - `==highlight==` for key terms, `++underline++` for emphasis - Tables for structured comparisons - `[TOC]` when the note has 4+ sections - Mermaid / flow / sequence / graphviz diagrams when visualizing processes or relationships - MathJax when formulas appear - `{%youtube ID %}` / `{%pdf URL %}` / `{%figma URL %}` for embeds 2. **Structure clearly.** Use headings (`##`–`####`), horizontal rules (`---`), and tags (`` ###### tags: `tag` ``). Lead with a brief summary or context block. 3. **Keep it scannable.** Combine prose paragraphs with bullet lists, tables, and diagrams. Avoid walls of text. 4. **Respect the output mode.** If the user asks for a slide deck, use `---` / `----` separators and `slideOptions` YAML. If they ask for a book, use `