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name: NoteOrganizer description: Organizes notes into the personal knowledge base based on predefined rules. Use when the user wants to save, categorize, or organize notes and ideas.

NoteOrganizer Skill

This skill is responsible for automatically categorizing and storing notes in the personal knowledge base.

When to Use

• Use this skill when the user wants to save a new note or idea
• Use this skill when content needs to be organized into the knowledge base
• Use this skill when the user provides content prefixed with [[[
• This skill is helpful for maintaining a structured personal knowledge base

Instructions

Workflow

1. Analyze Input: Analyze the user's input to identify the main topic and relevant keywords.

2. Consult Rules: Read the rule files located in .cursor/rules/ to determine the appropriate category and directory for the note. The rules are:

   • knowledge_base_structure.mdc: General structure and formatting.
   • planning_notes.mdc: For notes about planning, roadmaps, etc.
   • programming_notes.mdc: For notes about coding, algorithms, etc.
   • biology_notes.mdc: For notes about biology, bioinformatics, etc.

3. Determine Target Path: Based on the matching rule, determine the target directory (e.g., knowledge/planning/).

4. Generate File Name: Create a descriptive, hyphen-separated filename from the note's title (e.g., my-new-research-plan.md).

5. Format Content:

   • Add a YAML frontmatter block with creation_date and tags.
   • Ensure the content is in valid Markdown format.

6. Save File: Use the edit_file tool to create a new file with the formatted content in the determined target path.

7. Update Changelog: Add an entry to knowledge/logs/changelog.md with timestamp, operation type, and description in Chinese.

8. Confirm: Report the successful creation and location of the new note to the user.

Directory Structure

Copy/knowledge/
├── planning/      # Notes related to project planning, roadmaps, and goals.
├── programming/   # Notes related to software development, algorithms, and coding.
├── biology/       # Notes related to biology, bioinformatics, and research.
├── inbox/         # Inbox for unprocessed notes and ideas.
└── logs/          # Logs for tracking changes and activities.

File Naming Convention

• File names should be in English, using lowercase letters
• Words should be separated by hyphens (-)
• The file extension should be .md
• Example: my-research-notes.md