smithery/ljchg12-hue

document-interconnection

Create bidirectional links between documents for knowledge management and second brain systems

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/ljchg12-hue --skill document-interconnection

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,348 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 126 B

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SKILL.md

Document Interconnection Skill

Build interconnected document networks for knowledge management (Zettelkasten, Obsidian-style).

When to Use

  • Personal knowledge management
  • Research note-taking
  • Wiki creation
  • Second brain systems

Core Capabilities

  • Bidirectional linking
  • Backlink generation
  • Link graph visualization
  • Orphan detection
  • Tag-based connections
  • Automatic link suggestions

Linking Formats

# Obsidian/Roam style
[[Document Title]]
[[Document Title|Display Text]]

# Wiki style
[Document Title](path/to/document.md)

# Tags
#topic #project/name

# Aliases
---
aliases: [alternate name, another name]
---

Graph Structure

  • Nodes: Documents
  • Edges: Links between documents
  • Clusters: Related topic groups
  • Hubs: Highly connected documents
  • Orphans: Unconnected documents

Tools

  • Obsidian
  • Logseq
  • Roam Research
  • Foam (VS Code)
  • Zettlr

Best Practices

  • Link atomically (one idea per note)
  • Use descriptive link text
  • Create index/MOC (Map of Content) notes
  • Review and refactor links regularly
  • Tag consistently

Resources