note-to-moc
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Refactors one overgrown Obsidian note (400+ lines, or any note where the current status is buried and parallel threads are interleaved) into a compact MOC hub plus topic spoke notes grouped into subfolders — extracting by exact line range so verbatim content is never retyped, moving files with the Obsidian CLI so links rewrite themselves, recursing into any spoke that is still overgrown so it becomes a sub-hub of its own, and verifying zero content loss, zero broken links, and zero stranded notes. Use when a long-running note has become unreadable, not when building a new hub from an outline.
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