From mor
Apply batch edits to notes using natural language — rename, retag, add cross-references, merge, or clean up a set of notes
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/mor:notes-consolidateThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Apply a natural language instruction across a set of notes, handling cross-reference updates automatically.
Apply a natural language instruction across a set of notes, handling cross-reference updates automatically.
/notes-consolidate all pipeline notes should have Pipeline prefix in title
/notes-consolidate normalize fsharp tags — use "fsharp" not "f#"
/notes-consolidate add cross-references between related pipeline notes
/notes-consolidate merge the two ID model notes into one
/notes-consolidate remove the todo tag from completed items
Parse the instruction: Identify:
Find target notes: Use mor MCP tools to find the notes:
notes_list with tag/type filters for broad scopesnotes_search for query-based scopesnotes_read for explicit IDsRead each target note's full content to understand what changes are needed.
Plan changes: For each target note, determine what needs to change. Present the plan to the user:
Ask for approval before making any changes.
Execute changes: Apply updates one at a time using notes_update. For each change:
Handle merges (when the instruction is to combine notes):
notes_createnotes_removemor: links between source notes (they'd be self-references)Handle cross-reference additions:
[Title](mor:<id>) links in content preambles or inline where naturalReport results: Summarize what was changed.
[Title](mor:shortid) — proper markdown links onlymor:<old-id> with mor:<new-id> in linking notesmor links --broken after to verify no dangling referencesmor commands and linksCreates, edits, and optimizes skills for Claude Code, including drafting, evaluating with test prompts, iterating on performance, and improving skill descriptions for better triggering accuracy.
npx claudepluginhub laat/skills --plugin mor