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skill-knowledge-extractor

yizhiyanhua-ai/skill-knowledge-extractor

A tool for turning tacit workflow know-how into extractable assets.

The valuable part of AI work is often implicit. Extraction tools make that hidden layer easier to package and reuse.

Repository reading order

Understand the workflow it replaces before deciding whether to stay in the README, open a topic path, or move toward collaboration.

01 / Workflow

Knowledge staying trapped inside long chats, docs, and operator memory.

Start by naming the old workflow this repo is replacing.

02 / README

Skill Knowledge Extractor 🇨🇳 中文 Extract reusable knowledge patterns from conversations, documents, or work experiences to create Skills.

Then use the README and site interpretation to confirm the project boundary and delivery surface.

03 / Proof graph

Return to thesis and the wider proof system

Finally, place the repository back into a bigger market question and working conversation.

github.com/yizhiyanhua-ai/skill-knowledge-extractor

Skill Knowledge Extractor

🇨🇳 中文

Extract reusable knowledge patterns from conversations, documents, or work experiences to create Skills.

Features

  • Analyze conversation records (sales calls, customer service chats)
  • Extract patterns from work documents and notes
  • Generate Skill drafts automatically
  • Support both Chinese and English

Usage

# Analyze a conversation file
python scripts/extract_patterns.py --input chat.txt --type conversation

# Analyze a document
python scripts/extract_patterns.py --input notes.md --type document

# Output as JSON
python scripts/extract_patterns.py --input data.txt --json

Pattern Types

  • Opening patterns - Standard greetings and introductions
  • Diagnosis patterns - Problem discovery questions
  • Objection handling - Responses to customer concerns
  • Closing patterns - Deal closing techniques
  • Checklist patterns - Verification items
  • Template patterns - Reusable document structures
  • Decision tree patterns - Conditional logic flows
  • Procedure patterns - Step-by-step workflows

License

MIT