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aibrary-reading-list

[Aibrary] Generate a curated, themed reading list with multiple books organized in a logical reading order. Use when the user wants a systematic book list on a topic, asks for a book list or reading list, wants to deeply explore a domain through multiple books, or needs to build expertise in an area. Different from aibrary-book-recommend (single book) and aibrary-book-search (finding specific books).

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安装与使用

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SkillHub CLI

skillhub install asoiso/aibrary-reading-list

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技能说明

Reading List — Aibrary

Curated, themed reading lists that build expertise systematically. Powered by Aibrary's knowledge curation methodology.

Input

The user specifies:

Theme/domain — the area they want to explore (required)
Difficulty preference — beginner, intermediate, advanced, or mixed (optional, default: mixed)
Number of books — how many they want (optional, default: 7-10)
Constraints — time period, language, specific focus within the domain (optional)

Workflow

Define the scope: Clarify what the theme covers and what's out of scope. If the theme is too broad, suggest 2-3 focused sub-themes for the user to choose from.
Select books: Choose books that collectively cover the theme comprehensively:
- Include foundational works that establish core concepts
- Include modern works that reflect current thinking
- Include contrasting perspectives to encourage critical thinking
- Ensure no significant aspect of the theme is left uncovered
Organize the reading order: Arrange books in a logical progression:
- Foundation first: Conceptual and introductory works
- Build depth: More specialized and advanced works
- Synthesize: Works that connect ideas across the theme
- Mark books as "Essential" (must-read) or "Recommended" (nice to have)
Add connective tissue: Explain how each book connects to the next and what the reader gains at each stage.
Respond in the user's language: Match the language of the user's input.

Output Format

# Reading List: [Theme Name]

[1-2 sentence overview of what this reading list covers and who it's for]

**Total books**: [Count] | **Estimated total reading time**: [Hours] | **Difficulty**: [Level range]

---

## Stage 1: Foundation
*[What the reader gains from this stage]*

### 1. [Book Title] ⭐ Essential
**Author**: [Name] | **Year**: [Year]
[One sentence on what this book contributes to the theme]

### 2. [Book Title]
**Author...

来源信息

Source: github
Repository: openclaw/skills
Path: skills/asoiso/aibrary-reading-list
Version: —
Commit: c5e9e49bcdf9ca6e0417c775e6e8f9357a1b1032
分类来源: rules
状态: active
可见性: public

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来源内容

SKILL.md

# Reading List — Aibrary

Curated, themed reading lists that build expertise systematically. Powered by Aibrary's knowledge curation methodology.

## Input

The user specifies:
- **Theme/domain** — the area they want to explore (required)
- **Difficulty preference** — beginner, intermediate, advanced, or mixed (optional, default: mixed)
- **Number of books** — how many they want (optional, default: 7-10)
- **Constraints** — time period, language, specific focus within the domain (optional)

## Workflow

1. **Define the scope**: Clarify what the theme covers and what's out of scope. If the theme is too broad, suggest 2-3 focused sub-themes for the user to choose from.

2. **Select books**: Choose books that collectively cover the theme comprehensively:
   - Include foundational works that establish core concepts
   - Include modern works that reflect current thinking
   - Include contrasting perspectives to encourage critical thinking
   - Ensure no significant aspect of the theme is left uncovered

3. **Organize the reading order**: Arrange books in a logical progression:
   - **Foundation first**: Conceptual and introductory works
   - **Build depth**: More specialized and advanced works
   - **Synthesize**: Works that connect ideas across the theme
   - Mark books as "Essential" (must-read) or "Recommended" (nice to have)

4. **Add connective tissue**: Explain how each book connects to the next and what the reader gains at each stage.

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

## Output Format

```
# Reading List: [Theme Name]

[1-2 sentence overview of what this reading list covers and who it's for]

**Total books**: [Count] | **Estimated total reading time**: [Hours] | **Difficulty**: [Level range]

---

## Stage 1: Foundation
*[What the reader gains from this stage]*

### 1. [Book Title] ⭐ Essential
**Author**: [Name] | **Year**: [Year]
[One sentence on what this book contributes to the theme]

### 2. [Book Title]
**Author...

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