Ranveersingh1113
UserSave links you'll forget; surface them when you actually need one. Two portable Agent Skills that build a searchable tool library from plain markdown notes.
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shelf-find
Search the user's saved tool library before recommending or choosing any tool, library, service, vendor, or technique. USE THIS AGGRESSIVELY — the user rarely asks for it by name. Trigger on "what should I use for", "do I have anything saved about", "I need a tool that", "how do I approach", "any recommendations for", "is there something that does", "what's good for", "which library", "how should I build" — AND on any moment where the user is evaluating, comparing, or picking a tool/service/approach for a task, even with zero mention of saved links, notes, or a library. If the user is about to pick something, check here first. Under-triggering is the main failure mode; when in doubt, run it.
shelf-save
Save links, articles, documents, or screenshots into the user's tool library as searchable notes. USE THIS whenever the user says "process my inbox", "save this", "save these links", "ingest my newsletter links", "add to my tool library", "/shelf-save", "file these", "keep this for later" — or pastes a batch of URLs, pastes article or newsletter text, or hands over a PDF, doc, or screenshot with any intent to keep it. A URL is only the common case; pasted text and uploaded files are first-class inputs, and are the right answer whenever a link is paywalled, login-walled, or a tracking redirect. Also use when the user mentions their inbox.md, their tool library, or newsletter links piling up. Writes one note per thing, dedupes, rebuilds the index.
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