get-note-links-from-text
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Use when user asks you to get extract terms from text and turn them into Obsidian links.
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Get Note Links From Text
Requirements
User gave you a plain text.
Instructions
- Tell me what terms can I turn into note links, and how should I name these links. I name notes as concepts or ideas they describe. My notes are atomic (e.g. Hypervisor != Cloud hypervisor).
Examples
Input: Multipass is a lightweight, cross-platform orchestration tool that provisions and manages on-demand, cloud-style Linux virtual machines (VMs) on a single host, abstracting the underlying hypervisor (KVM, Hyper-V, or QEMU) behind a unified CLI and GUI to deliver a streamlined local mini-cloud experience.
Output:
| Text fragment | Suggested note title | Why |
| Multipass | [[Multipass]] | Proper noun / specific tool |
| cross-platform | [[Cross-platform software]] | Reusable property concept |
| orchestration tool | [[Orchestration (computing)]] | The tool role is not atomic; orchestration is |
| provisions | [[Provisioning (infrastructure)]] | Verb → noun concept |
| on-demand | [[On-demand provisioning]] | Distinct provisioning pattern |
| cloud-style | [[Cloud-style VM]] or [[Cloud-style provisioning]] | Only if you treat it as a distinct concept |
| Linux | [[Linux]] | Proper noun / OS |
| virtual machines (VMs) | [[Virtual machine]] | Core concept |
| single host | [[Host (virtualization)]] | “Host” is overloaded, so disambiguate |
| hypervisor | [[Hypervisor]] | Core concept—not [[Cloud hypervisor]] here |
| KVM | [[KVM]] | Specific hypervisor |
| Hyper-V | [[Hyper-V]] | Specific hypervisor |
| QEMU | [[QEMU]] | Specific hypervisor |
| CLI | [[CLI]] | Core concept |
| GUI | [[GUI]] | Core concept |
| local mini-cloud | [[Local mini-cloud]] | Distinct composite concept |
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