Follow the shared workflow in ../wps-learning-workflow.md.
Inputs
- A WPS study note currently being read or organized
- Potentially related historical WPS notes
- Optional course, exam, topic, or project context
Output
A structured WPS-ready note association analysis, including relationship types, recommended rewatch order, and suggested bidirectional link statements to insert.
What this skill should produce
The goal is not to "find a few notes that look similar," but to help users build note relationships with learning significance.
It is recommended to include these parts:
top related notesrelation typewhy it matters nowrecommended reading ordersuggested backlink sentencewhat this note still lacks
WPS-first rules
- First search existing old notes in WPS Notes, then determine relationships; do not guess out of thin air.
- When outputting, clearly write the old note titles so users can directly search them again.
- Better to give 3 high-value associations than to pile up 10 vaguely related ones.
Quality rules
- Prioritize relationships by learning value, not only by keyword similarity.
- Clearly distinguish prerequisite, same topic extension, contrast, example, revision companion.
- If there are no sufficiently strong old notes to connect, say so clearly.
This skill should prioritize note relationship building, not selective recall for immediate writing or study tasks.
Do not use when
- The user mainly just wants to quickly recall a few old notes for immediate reuse
- There are currently no connectable historical notes
- What the user wants is a topic summary, not note-to-note connections
Recommended next skill
Usually recommend:
insight-recallerprerequisite-gap-finder