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aibrary-book-recommend

[Aibrary] Recommend books based on user interests, goals, challenges, or career stage. Use when the user asks for book recommendations, says they don't know what to read, wants personalized suggestions, or needs guidance on which book to pick next. Different from aibrary-book-search — this focuses on personalized recommendations rather than search results.

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Book Recommend — Aibrary

Personalized book recommendations tailored to who you are and where you're headed. Powered by Aibrary's recommendation methodology.

Input

The user provides context about themselves:

  • Interest area — what topics fascinate them
  • Current challenge — what problem they're facing right now
  • Career stage — student, early career, mid-career, senior, transitioning
  • Recent reads — books they've enjoyed or found useful (optional)
  • Preference — practical vs. theoretical, short vs. deep, etc. (optional)

Workflow

  1. Build a reader profile: From the user's input, identify:

    • Knowledge level in the relevant domain(s)
    • Whether they need foundational knowledge or advanced insights
    • Their learning style preference (if mentioned)
    • Time/effort they're willing to invest
  2. Select recommendations: Choose 1-3 books (focused, not overwhelming). For each, ensure:

    • It fills a genuine knowledge gap for this specific person
    • It matches their current stage and challenge
    • It builds on what they already know (if prior reading is mentioned)
  3. Provide deep rationale: Go beyond "this is a great book" — explain the specific connection between the book and the user's situation.

  4. Suggest a reading approach: For each book, suggest how to get the most value (read cover-to-cover, focus on specific chapters, combine with practice, etc.)

  5. Respond in the user's language: Match the language of the user's input.

Output Format

## Your Recommendation

Based on [brief summary of user context], here's what I recommend:

### [Book Title]
**Author**: [Author Name]
**Published**: [Year] | **Pages**: [Count] | **Reading time**: [Estimate]

**Why this is right for you**: [2-3 sentences connecting the book specifically to the user's situation, goals, and current knowledge level]

**What you'll gain**:
- [Key takeaway 1]
- [Key takeaway 2]
- [Key takeaway 3]

**How to read it**: [Specific reading...

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/asoiso/aibrary-book-recommend
Version
—
Commit
3c4b9499819eadb9d523ceb1595678032dac7ad8
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# Book Recommend — Aibrary

Personalized book recommendations tailored to who you are and where you're headed. Powered by Aibrary's recommendation methodology.

## Input

The user provides context about themselves:
- **Interest area** — what topics fascinate them
- **Current challenge** — what problem they're facing right now
- **Career stage** — student, early career, mid-career, senior, transitioning
- **Recent reads** — books they've enjoyed or found useful (optional)
- **Preference** — practical vs. theoretical, short vs. deep, etc. (optional)

## Workflow

1. **Build a reader profile**: From the user's input, identify:
   - Knowledge level in the relevant domain(s)
   - Whether they need foundational knowledge or advanced insights
   - Their learning style preference (if mentioned)
   - Time/effort they're willing to invest

2. **Select recommendations**: Choose 1-3 books (focused, not overwhelming). For each, ensure:
   - It fills a genuine knowledge gap for this specific person
   - It matches their current stage and challenge
   - It builds on what they already know (if prior reading is mentioned)

3. **Provide deep rationale**: Go beyond "this is a great book" — explain the specific connection between the book and the user's situation.

4. **Suggest a reading approach**: For each book, suggest how to get the most value (read cover-to-cover, focus on specific chapters, combine with practice, etc.)

5. **Respond in the user's language**: Match the language of the user's input.

## Output Format

```
## Your Recommendation

Based on [brief summary of user context], here's what I recommend:

### [Book Title]
**Author**: [Author Name]
**Published**: [Year] | **Pages**: [Count] | **Reading time**: [Estimate]

**Why this is right for you**: [2-3 sentences connecting the book specifically to the user's situation, goals, and current knowledge level]

**What you'll gain**:
- [Key takeaway 1]
- [Key takeaway 2]
- [Key takeaway 3]

**How to read it**: [Specific reading...

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