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This deep-dive tool automates the complex process of migrating notes and knowledge bases from various platforms (such as Notion, Evernote, Roam, etc.) into Obsidian. It handles critical conversions like stripping platform-specific UUIDs, converting internal links to optimized Obsidian wikilinks ([[...]]), and correctly formatting attachments and YAML frontmatter, ensuring a seamless transition and preserving the structural integrity of your knowledge base.

Generates a standup-ready summary that combines today’s calendar meetings with open tasks via the GWS workflow command, offering JSON, table, YAML, or CSV output to keep updates concise and ready for reporting.

Fetches this week’s meeting agenda and unread Gmail count via `gws workflow +weekly-digest`, delivering a read-only productivity snapshot that supports json/table/yaml/csv outputs for fast triage.

This skill guides the creation and editing of Obsidian Bases (.base files). It enables users to build dynamic, database-like views of notes by applying complex filters (AND, OR, NOT), defining computed properties using formulas, and configuring multiple views (table, cards, list). Use this when you need to aggregate, filter, or summarize information across multiple notes in a structured way, simulating a lightweight, navigable knowledge database.

This utility reads the raw content of a UTF-8 text file and emits it verbatim to stdout. It is specifically designed for meta-skills that require round-tripping an artifact through disk, allowing users to manually edit structured files (like scripts or YAML) during review pauses. Unlike standard built-in readers that add line numbering, this method preserves the original bytes, making it suitable for downstream parsers.