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Save a URL, PDF, document, text file, or binary into the AIOS vault as clean Markdown via the Universal Knowledge Router. Use when the user asks to save, archive, ingest, or capture an article, paper, or document.
filocosta46/dotaios · ★ 2 · Data & Documents · score 78
Install: claude install-skill filocosta46/dotaios
# ingest Drop any URL or file into your AIOS and get a clean Markdown copy you can search later. ## Start here (non-technical) If you only need the basics: - Share a URL or file and say "save this to my AIOS." - DotAIOS stores a readable copy in your local folder. - If you want, say where it should go: "save this as wiki" or "save this as a company note." - For private or paywalled pages, export PDF in your browser first, then ingest the PDF. ## What this does - Saves articles from URLs as clean Markdown (strips ads and chrome). - Extracts text from PDFs, `.docx`, `.pptx`, `.epub` (richer when `marker` is installed). - Copies plain text, JSON, and CSV files verbatim with frontmatter. - Routes an item to the right shelf by purpose with `--to` (raw, wiki, company, person, signal). - Keeps the original file in `vault/assets/` so you never lose fidelity. - Logs each ingest in `memory/events.jsonl` so it's searchable later. ## What this doesn't do - It does not upload anything to a cloud service. Everything happens on your machine. - It does not bulk-ingest in one call. Loop the command in a shell for batches. - It does not guess the shelf from content. Routing is explicit: `--to`, or the one interactive question. With neither, it saves to `vault/raw` (today's default). - It does not fetch pages behind a login. For paywalled content, save as PDF first and ingest that. ## How to use it Try saying: - "save this URL: <url>" - "ingest this PDF: <path>" - "capture this art