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Do.teach Me by dull-bird — Agent Skill

Name: Do.teach Me
Author: dull-bird

Do.teach Me

Export DeepOrbit vault knowledge into the user's Teach Me learner vault with provenance tagging. Use when the user wants to import/sync vault knowledge into teach-me, grow their knowledge tree from existing notes, or asks about 联动 teach-me / 导入知识库 / learner portrait from vault content.

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Teach Me — Vault Knowledge Export

DeepOrbit and teach-me are siblings: DeepOrbit manages the knowledge vault; teach-me turns work into a learner portrait and knowledge tree. This skill exports vault knowledge into teach-me with provenance — imported notes carry an origin block so they never mix with knowledge teach-me accumulates natively.

Workflow

Check teach-me is installed. The bridge needs teach_me.py. Resolution order: --script flag → $TEACH_ME_SCRIPT → common install locations (~/.claude/skills/teach-me/…, ~/.agents/…, ~/.codex/…, ~/.omp/…). If missing, tell the user to install teach-me-skill first.
Confirm scope with the user. Default export dirs are knowledge-only: 40_Wiki, 60_Notes, 30_Research. Opt-in additions: 15_Writings, 20_Projects. 70_Family is private — export it only on explicit request. Read-only zones (e.g. 60_Notes/微信读书) are always skipped: the upstream sync owns them.
Run the export:
```
deeporbit --vault . teach-me export [--dirs 40_Wiki 60_Notes 30_Research 15_Writings]
```
The command stages the notes, runs teach_me.py import --source obsidian, and returns JSON: origin (provenance block), prompt_for_ai (distillation instructions), deeporbit.exported_notes, and teach-me's note_paths/text_preview.
Distill into teach-me. Follow prompt_for_ai: for each important knowledge point, call teach-me's capture or assess — and pass the origin object verbatim at the top level of every payload. This is what keeps imported knowledge distinguishable (note frontmatter gets origin: import, imported_from, import_id; concept state and knowledge-tree nodes store the block; provenance is first-wins).
Report. Summarize: how many notes were exported, which dirs, the import_id, and how many knowledge points were captured/assessed. Suggest a re-export cadence (e.g. monthly, or after big research pushes) — repeat imports are safe because teach-me skips its own type: teach-me/* notes and merges concepts by title.

Guardrails

NEVER drop the origin block from capture/assess payloads after an export.
NEVER export read-only zones or 70_Family unless the user explicitly asks.
The export reads the vault; it writes nothing into it.

---name: do-teach-medescription: Export DeepOrbit vault knowledge into the user's Teach Me learner vault with provenance tagging. Use when the user wants to import/sync vault knowledge into teach-me, grow their knowledge tree from existing notes, or asks about 联动 teach-me / 导入知识库 / learner portrait from vault content.---# Teach Me — Vault Knowledge ExportDeepOrbit and [teach-me](https://github.com/dull-bird/teach-me-skill) aresiblings: DeepOrbit manages the knowledge vault; teach-me turns work into alearner portrait and knowledge tree. This skill exports vault knowledge intoteach-me **with provenance** — imported notes carry an `origin` block so theynever mix with knowledge teach-me accumulates natively.## Workflow1. **Check teach-me is installed.** The bridge needs `teach_me.py`. Resolution order: `--script` flag → `$TEACH_ME_SCRIPT` → common install locations (`~/.claude/skills/teach-me/…`, `~/.agents/…`, `~/.codex/…`, `~/.omp/…`). If missing, tell the user to install teach-me-skill first.2. **Confirm scope with the user.** Default export dirs are knowledge-only: `40_Wiki`, `60_Notes`, `30_Research`. Opt-in additions: `15_Writings`, `20_Projects`. `70_Family` is private — export it only on explicit request. Read-only zones (e.g. `60_Notes/微信读书`) are always skipped: the upstream sync owns them.3. **Run the export:** ```bash deeporbit --vault . teach-me export [--dirs 40_Wiki 60_Notes 30_Research 15_Writings] ``` The command stages the notes, runs `teach_me.py import --source obsidian`, and returns JSON: `origin` (provenance block), `prompt_for_ai` (distillation instructions), `deeporbit.exported_notes`, and teach-me's `note_paths`/`text_preview`.4. **Distill into teach-me.** Follow `prompt_for_ai`: for each important knowledge point, call teach-me's `capture` or `assess` — and pass the `origin` object **verbatim at the top level** of every payload. This is what keeps imported knowledge distinguishable (note frontmatter gets `origin: import`, `imported_from`, `import_id`; concept state and knowledge-tree nodes store the block; provenance is first-wins).5. **Report.** Summarize: how many notes were exported, which dirs, the `import_id`, and how many knowledge points were captured/assessed. Suggest a re-export cadence (e.g. monthly, or after big research pushes) — repeat imports are safe because teach-me skips its own `type: teach-me/*` notes and merges concepts by title.## Guardrails- NEVER drop the `origin` block from capture/assess payloads after an export.- NEVER export read-only zones or `70_Family` unless the user explicitly asks.- The export reads the vault; it writes nothing into it.

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