Content Graph Builder Skill

Build a personal or business content knowledge graph from chats, notes, project files, public content signals, and recurring ideas.

This Skill turns scattered material into a Markdown + [[wikilink]] graph that can be used with LLM Wiki, Obsidian, or other wikilink-aware tools.

It also includes a small static visual viewer for people who want a draggable, zoomable graph view without setting up a full app.

What It Does

It helps users:

• create a graph project folder
• normalize raw chats and notes into source summaries
• create wiki nodes with useful links
• find content gaps
• discover surprising connections
• generate weekly graph sync reports
• turn nodes into posts, articles, mini-courses, products, or Skills
• export a lightweight JSON graph for the visual viewer

What It Is Not

This is not a traffic-growth tool or viral-copy machine.

It is a workflow for reviewing and connecting your own materials so you can see:

• what you keep talking about
• what has not become a method yet
• what can become a deliverable
• which ideas should be connected
• what to work on next

Quick Start

Ask:

Use $content-graph-builder to create a content graph from these notes.

Or:

Use $content-graph-builder to review this week's notes and update my graph.

To generate a visual graph file, ask:

Use $content-graph-builder to create a content graph from this folder and export a viewer-ready graph-data.json.

If no project exists, the Skill creates:

content-graph-project/
├── README.md
├── purpose.md
├── schema.md
├── raw/
│   └── sources/
└── wiki/
    ├── index.md
    ├── overview.md
    └── log.md

Visual Viewer

Open:

viewer/graph-viewer.html

The viewer works as a local static HTML file. It includes sample data by default and can import a custom JSON graph file.

Useful viewer features:

• left rail for important deposits and surprising connections
• draggable and zoomable graph canvas
• right panel for node meaning, connected nodes, and next actions
• gold highlighting for surprising connections
• green and pink default theme

Sample viewer data:

examples/sample-viewer-data.json

Node Types

• person: person, role, account, or audience
• product: product, offer, service, or business capability
• concept: method, framework, boundary, or judgment
• platform: distribution channel or ecosystem
• asset: existing content or reusable material
• gap: missing piece, blank opportunity, or weak node
• connection: surprising cross-domain relationship
• deliverable: post, article, course, template, Skill, report, or product
• source: raw source summary
• synthesis: cross-source conclusion

Repo Map

• SKILL.md: main skill instructions
• references/wiki-schema.md: node schema and page template
• references/sync-workflow.md: source intake, node updates, gap review, weekly sync
• references/public-expression.md: public wording boundaries
• references/visual-viewer.md: viewer JSON shape and privacy checklist
• examples/sample-project/: small working example
• examples/sample-viewer-data.json: sample data for the visual viewer
• templates/graph-project-template/: blank project template
• viewer/graph-viewer.html: static graph viewer

Attribution

This Skill was inspired by working with LLM Wiki-style Markdown graphs and [[wikilink]] knowledge maps. It is designed as a lightweight open workflow, not a replacement for any graph app.

License

MIT