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theme-page

Skill165 starsChanged 4 months agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Read grounded topic pages (wiki-style narratives woven from durable claims). Use for theme overviews; every sentence cites [claim:…] resolvable via the claim tool.

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    Use the ovp2 MCP theme_page tool to read one grounded topic page, or list pages when no theme is given.

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    After ask / search when you want the curated theme synthesis

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SKILL.md

OVP Theme Page

Use the ovp2 MCP theme_page tool to read one grounded topic page, or list pages when no theme is given.

When to use

  • “What does the vault say about theme X?” as a wiki-style narrative
  • Browsing available grounded topic pages
  • After ask / search when you want the curated theme synthesis

Arguments

ArgNotes
themeTheme label (exact) or community id (t000 / 0). Omit to list available pages

Behavior

  • Without theme: list pages with labels / ovp://theme-page/… ids.
  • With theme: return the narrative; keep [claim:…] citations intact.
  • Audit any citation with the claim skill — do not strip or invent keys.

Notes

  • Same payload as the ovp://theme-page/<id> resource.

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