/weblink

Save a URL as a weblink note with analysis and summary.

Usage

/weblink <url>
/weblink <url> <optional title>

Examples

/weblink https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code
/weblink https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/ AWS Bedrock Service

Instructions

1. Fetch and analyse the URL:

   • Use WebFetch to retrieve the page content
   • Extract: title, author, source/domain, main content
   • ALWAYS provide analysis - this is mandatory, not optional

2. Generate analysis (REQUIRED):

   • Write a 2-3 sentence summary of what the resource is
   • Extract 4-8 key points as bullet points
   • Identify relevance to your organization/Solutions Architecture work where applicable
   • Note any technical details (technologies, integrations, versions)

3. Generate filename: Weblink - {{title}}.md

4. Create weblink in vault root:

---
type: Weblink
title: {{title}}
created: {{DATE}}
modified: {{DATE}}
tags: [{{relevant tags}}]
url: {{url}}
domain: {{domain}}
author: {{author or null}}
source: {{source name}}
---

# {{title}}

## Source

- **URL:** {{url}}
- **Author:** {{author}}
- **Source:** {{source}}

## Summary

{{2-3 sentence summary of the resource}}

## Key Points

- {{key point 1}}
- {{key point 2}}
- {{key point 3}}
- {{...more as relevant}}

## Relevance to your organization

{{How this relates to YourOrg work, if applicable. Remove section if not relevant.}}

## Related

- {{wiki-links to related notes in vault}}

5. Tag extraction:

   • Identify 2-5 relevant tags from content
   • Use existing vault tags where possible (check other notes)
   • Common tags: AWS, SAP, MCP, AI, architecture, integration, security

6. Find related notes:

   • Search vault for related topics
   • Add wiki-links to relevant existing notes
   • Consider: projects, technologies, people, other weblinks

7. After creating:

   • Confirm creation with file path
   • Show brief summary of what was saved
   • Mention key relevance if applicable

Quality Standards

• Never create a weblink without fetching and analysing the content first
• Always include a meaningful summary (not just the page title)
• Always extract key points - minimum 3, maximum 8
• Check for existing related notes to link to
• Use UK English throughout