/ingest takes raw knowledge inputs — book notes, highlights, exported files — from your vault’s knowledge/raw/ folder and converts them into clean, structured notes using a consistent template. It handles books, articles, podcasts, and courses.
Usage
/ingest scans {vault}/knowledge/raw/ for any file that doesn’t have processed: true in its frontmatter, processes each one, then marks it as processed and reports a summary.
What It Produces
Every book is converted into a structured note using the Book Note Template:Output Location
The structured note is saved to:/ingest also updates {vault}/knowledge/books/_index.md with the new book entry and creates wiki-links to related files already in your vault.
Supported Source Types
Books
Books
Saved to
{vault}/knowledge/books/[book-slug].md. Ingestion extracts metadata, key concepts, frameworks, actionable insights, and up to 3–5 memorable quotes (max 15 words each).Articles
Articles
Saved to
{vault}/knowledge/articles/. Same extraction process, adapted for article-length content.Podcasts
Podcasts
Saved to
{vault}/knowledge/podcasts/. Key ideas, guest frameworks, and timestamps are extracted where available.Courses
Courses
Saved to
{vault}/knowledge/courses/. Module-level concepts and exercises are captured in structured format.Auto-Chain After Ingestion
After successfully processing a file,/ingest automatically triggers the next steps in the pipeline:
/auditruns on the ingested book to independently verify the knowledge- If audit passes,
/absorbruns to connect insights to your vault - All 3 notification channels are updated (Obsidian task, daily note, audit flag)