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Archive and categorize web links into a personal library with timestamps, optional fetched titles, and categories.

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// README

linkslibrary skill

A personal link archiving skill for OpenClaw. Triggered automatically whenever a URL appears in a message, it fetches the page title, categorizes the link, and appends it to a local markdown library.

Library file

<workspace>/linkslibrary/linkslibrary.md

Created automatically on first use. Never overwritten if it already exists.

Library format

## Development
* 2026-04-10 14:33 - [React Native Expo Documentation](https://docs.expo.dev/)

## Fun Stuff

## Homelab
* 2026-04-26 16:31 - [I over-engineered my home lab on purpose, and it's the best decision I've made](https://www.xda-developers.com/...)

## IA

## Second Brain

## Unknown
* 2026-04-10 14:33 - [Duck Duck Go](https://duckduckgo.com)

Categories → ## H2 headers, always alpha-sorted
Entries → bullet points with timestamp + markdown link, time-sorted (newest at bottom)
Timestamps → local time (Europe/Madrid), 24h format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM
Title → fetched from the page; omitted if unavailable

Default categories

Development, Fun Stuff, Homelab, IA, Second Brain, Unknown

New categories are created automatically when you specify one that doesn't exist yet. Unknown is always present as a fallback.

How to use

Just send a URL — no command needed:

https://example.com

Optionally hint the category in the same message:

homelab: https://example.com

Multiple URLs in one message are all processed and confirmed in a single reply.

Confirmation format

✅ Saved [Title](url) → **Category**

One line per URL. Duplicate URLs are noted with ⚠️ and skipped.

Rules

Never modifies existing entries — append-only
One entry per URL — duplicates are detected and skipped
No questions asked — best-effort categorization, review Unknown later

Files

skills/linkslibrary/
├── SKILL.md           ← skill definition + workflow instructions
├── README.md          ← this file
└── scripts/
    └── add_link.py    ← handles file I/O (create, parse, append, deduplicate)

add_link.py usage

python3 scripts/add_link.py \
  --url "https://example.com" \
  --title "Page Title"        \   # optional
  --category "Homelab"        \   # optional, default: Unknown
  --timestamp "2026-04-26 16:31"  # optional, default: now
  --file "/path/to/linkslibrary.md"

Output: OK:<category> or SKIP:duplicate

// HOW IT'S BUILT

// FILES

2 files shipped with this skill. Inline text is the catalog copy. The upstream link is the source repository.

SKILL.md2.8 KBupstream ↗

---
name: linkslibrary
description: Archive and categorize web links sent by the user. Triggers whenever a message contains one or more URLs (http:// or https:// links). Saves links to the personal links library with a timestamp, optional fetched title, and category. Use this skill any time the user sends a URL or a message that includes one or more web links — even when no explicit archiving request is made.
---

# Links Library

## Library File

`<workspace>/linkslibrary/linkslibrary.md`

Resolve `<workspace>` from runtime context (`repo=...`). Currently: `~/.openclaw/workspace/linkslibrary/linkslibrary.md`

## Workflow

For each URL detected in the message, execute these steps in order. Process all URLs before replying.

### 1. Fetch the page title

Use `web_fetch` on the URL. Extract the page `<title>` or the first H1 from the rendered content. If the fetch fails or no title is found, proceed with an empty title — do **not** skip the URL.

### 2. Read existing categories

Parse the `## ` headers from `linkslibrary.md` (skip this read if the file does not exist yet — the script will create it with defaults).

### 3. Determine category

- If the user provided a category in their message, use it (even if it's new).
- Otherwise, use your judgment to match the URL + title against the existing categories. Choose the best fit. If no category clearly fits, use `Unknown`.

### 4. Add the link

Run the script with the resolved arguments:

```bash
python3 <skill_dir>/scripts/add_link.py \
  --url "<URL>" \
  --title "<title or empty>" \
  --category "<category>" \
  --file "<workspace>/linkslibrary/linkslibrary.md"
```

`<skill_dir>` is the directory containing this SKILL.md.

Script output:
- `OK:<category>` — link was added, category shows where it was stored (may differ from input if case-normalized).
- `SKIP:duplicate` — URL already in the library; skip silently or note it in the reply.

### 5. Reply

After processing all URLs, send a **single** confirmation reply in the **same channel** where the message arrived.

Format:
```
✅ Saved [Title](url) → **Category**
✅ Saved [Another Title](url2) → **Category2**
```

- Start every line with `✅`
- One line per URL
- If the title is empty, use just the URL as the link text
- If a URL was a duplicate, include it as: `⚠️ Already saved: <url>`
- Keep the message to one line per link — no extra explanation needed

## Rules

- **Never modify existing entries.** Only append.
- **One entry per URL.** The script handles deduplication.
- **Create the file if absent.** The script initializes it with default categories.
- **Multiple URLs in one message** → process each separately, confirm all in one reply.
- **Do not ask questions.** Make a best-effort categorization and confirm.
- **Local time** is used for timestamps (system clock, Europe/Madrid). The script applies this automatically.

README.mdupstream ↗
Contents are not inlined in the catalog. Open the upstream file.