What problem does it solve? Turning scattered source material — PDFs, chat exports, transcripts, CSVs, images, and web URLs — into a coherent, interlinked knowledge base is tedious and error-prone. This Skill automates the distillation of any source into structured Obsidian wiki pages with wikilinks, provenance tracking, and an ingest manifest. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-format ingestion: Handles markdown, text, PDFs (including academic papers with figure extraction via PyMuPDF), JSON/CSV/HTML data, chat exports (ChatGPT, Slack), images via vision models, and web URLs. - Four ingest modes: Append (hash-based change detection), Full, Raw (promote _raw/ drafts), and Summary (single-page overview for sources over 500KB or 10,000 lines). - Knowledge integration: Creates 10–15 interlinked pages per ingest with typed relationships, confidence scores, provenance markers (^[inferred], ^[ambiguous]), and updates to index.md, log.md, hot.md, and .manifest.json. - Use Case: Drop a ChatGPT conversations.json export into your sources folder and ask the agent to ingest it — it parses the dialogue, extracts reusable knowledge by topic, and writes linked wiki pages while skipping unchanged sources. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to ingest a file or URL into the wiki, for example: "Add this PDF and the notes in my sources folder to the wiki."