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article-intel

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Full-pipeline article intelligence: fetch a web article (or batch of articles), extract clean content, generate summaries, store in the vault, then evaluate against all active projects for relevance and actionable value. If the assessment finds genuine value, dispatches a research team for a deep dive with current best practices, implementation recommendations, and project-specific application notes. Supports single URLs and multiple URLs processed in parallel. Use this skill whenever the user shares an article URL and wants to know if the content is useful for their work, says "check this article", "is this worth reading", "article intel", "analyze this article", "process this article", "what can we use from this", or any variation of wanting web content evaluated against active projects. Also trigger when the user pastes an article link with context suggesting they want evaluation, e.g. "found this on X, might be useful for {{ORG}}" or "someone shared this, looks relevant to the residents portal". Handles simple read-and-store requests ("just save this article") as a lightweight path.

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