This skill takes a structured markdown file of book highlights and produces a polished, study-guide-quality set of notes, then saves them to the corresponding Notion book page.

Expected Input Format

The uploaded .md file should contain:

• **Title:** and **Author(s):** fields at the top
• Chapter-level headings (e.g. ## CHAPTER 1:)
• Bullet points containing excerpts, optionally prefixed with:
  • IMPORTANT — flag for emphasis and callout treatment
  • DIRECT QUOTE — verbatim quote, render in a block quote
  • CONTEXT — framing/interpretation guidance only, not a standalone point
  • No prefix — standard required content, must be represented

Step 1: Read and Parse the File

Read the uploaded file. Extract:

1. Book title and author(s)
2. All excerpt bullets, noting their prefix type
3. The chapter structure (for thematic grouping)

Every excerpt must be accounted for in the final output. Do not omit, ignore, or collapse any bullet.

Step 2: Generate the Notes

Produce a minimum of 1000 words. The output must feel like a usable study guide — not a grouped list of bullets, not a summary of what the notes say, but a coherent, organized synthesis of the book's ideas.

Output Structure (in this order):

Key Takeaways

• 3–5 bullet points