notebooklm-judge

Aggregates Inkdrop notes by tag and judges whether topics merit promotion to NotebookLM.

Updated Apr 8, 2017
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/localmin/dotfiles --skill notebooklm-judge-localmin
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: notebooklm-judge
Source: https://github.com/localmin/dotfiles/tree/main/coding-agents/skills/notebooklm-judge
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/localmin/dotfiles --skill notebooklm-judge-localmin

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires @inkdropapp/mcp-server.

What problem does it solve? Deciding which Inkdrop note tags deserve to become dedicated NotebookLM topics is a manual, error-prone judgment call. This Skill automates the analysis by counting notes per tag, checking how additions are distributed across recent months, and outputting a clear verdict: promote, wait, or skip. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Tag-based aggregation: Retrieves all notes for a given tag via the Inkdrop MCP server and computes count, oldest/newest dates, and monthly distribution over the last three months. - Promotion judgment: Applies explicit criteria (3+ notes spread across 2+ of the last 3 months = promote; concentrated or under-counted = wait with a "1 more note" or "1 more month" estimate; otherwise skip). - Full-tag scan mode: When no tag is specified, lists all tags and queries them in parallel to surface every promotion candidate at once. - Use Case: You have dozens of Inkdrop tags and want to know which research topics have accumulated enough sustained notes to justify a new NotebookLM notebook—run the scan and get a prioritized candidate list. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to judge whether the Inkdrop tag "vibe-coding" should be promoted to a NotebookLM topic, or run a full scan across all tags.

Frequently Asked Questions about notebooklm-judge

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I decide which Inkdrop tags to promote to NotebookLM?▼

Run this Skill with a tag name to aggregate its notes and get a verdict. A tag is recommended for promotion when it has 3 or more notes added across at least 2 of the last 3 months; otherwise it returns a wait or skip judgment.

How do I scan all Inkdrop tags for NotebookLM candidates at once?▼

Invoke the Skill without specifying a tag. It calls list-tags once, then runs search-notes for every tag in parallel, since stateless MCP invocations carry high startup cost and serial execution would be very slow.

Does this Skill add notes to NotebookLM automatically?▼

No. The Skill only outputs the promotion judgment. Adding notes to NotebookLM is a manual step: create a new notebook named after the tag, then export or share the corresponding Inkdrop notes into it.

Why does the Inkdrop MCP call trigger a 1Password prompt?▼

The Inkdrop MCP server is launched through op run with an env file, so 1Password authentication runs on each invocation. To avoid unexpected popups, Antigravity uses single-shot stateless invocations instead of enabling the MCP server persistently.

What happens when a tag has only 2 notes spread over 2 months?▼

That pattern is judged as wait (insufficient count type), and the output includes an estimate of "1 more note" needed. Tags with 3+ notes concentrated in a single month are judged as wait with "1 more month" needed.