create-note

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Interactively capture a short-form note. Use when jotting down an observation, insight, or strategy snippet as a short-form note in meta/notes/ — e.g. "make a note of this", "jot this down", "capture a note".

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# Create Note !`accelerator config context --skill create-note --fail-safe` !`accelerator config agents --fail-safe` **Notes directory**: !`accelerator config path notes --fail-safe` ## Note Template The template below defines the frontmatter every note must carry. Read it now — use it as the structure you populate in the Write step. !`accelerator config template note --fail-safe` You are tasked with capturing a short-form note — an observation, insight, or strategy snippet that does not warrant a research document, plan, or ADR. This is a lightweight, in-the-moment capture: elicit the note in a single round-trip, then write it. Do not run multi-agent research or a lengthy refinement loop. ## Step 0: Parameter Check When this command is invoked: 1. **If an argument was provided**, treat it as the note's topic. Do not re-prompt for a topic — proceed straight to eliciting the note body, any optional tags, and an optional related artifact (see Step 1). 2. **If no argument was provided**, respond with: ``` What would you like to note? Give me a short topic and the note itself; tags and a related work item or plan are optional. ``` Then wait for the user's reply. This greeting **is** the Step 1 elicitation prompt — do not issue a second prompt before the user responds. ## Step 1: Elicit the Note Gather, in a single compact exchange: - **Topic** — a short subject line for the note (skip if supplied as the argument). - **Body** — the note's content: the observ...

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Author
atomicinnovation
Repository
atomicinnovation/accelerator
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Rust
License
MIT

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