shelf-savelisted

# shelf-save Turn raw URLs into a searchable tool library of markdown notes. Tools are named by what they do, with the Claude Code name in brackets. Use whatever your harness calls the equivalent. ## Step 0 — find the library (always do this first) Read `~/.tool-library-path` (in the user's home directory). It holds one line: the library folder. Call it `<LIB>` below. **If it exists**, use that path. **If it's missing**, this is a first run: 1. Ask: *"Where should your tool library live? Give me a folder path — an Obsidian vault subfolder works, or any normal folder."* 2. Write their answer as a single line to `~/.tool-library-path`. Use forward slashes even on Windows. 3. Create this structure under it, then **tell the user the full path you created and what goes where** — they'll need to find it without you. ``` <LIB>/ ├── inbox.md # user dumps URLs and pasted text here ├── upload_documents/ # user drops PDFs, docs, screenshots here ├── _processed.md # append-only archive; dedupe source of truth ├── _index.md # auto-generated, grouped by category └── notes/ # one file per tool ``` `_processed.md` starts with a `| date | source |` table header. `inbox.md` starts with this comment, verbatim: ```markdown <!-- Dump here. No formatting, no thinking. URLs one per line Articles paste the text, as messy as you like Documents drop the file in the upload_documents/ folder next to this file Then say "proc