3-Layer Synthesis Kit
Who it's forAnyone sitting on a pile of scattered notes — builders, researchers, writers — who is tired of organizers that tidy without producing a single new idea.The problemMost note tools file things neatly. Neat is not the same as new. A mind map or a folder tree reorganizes what you already thought; it rarely surfaces something you didn't.What it doesA free Claude Code skill that generates new ideas three ways: it reads your notes freely (A), breaks them into atoms and force-combines those atoms — by meaning, across boundaries, and at random, including pairs you'd never try on purpose (B), then crosses the two and keeps only ideas that survive a subtraction test, dropping anything that's just two things stapled together (C). Every surviving idea is then ranked by how much it ties back to your notes — the new idea usually hides in the combination you wouldn't have made.What's inside- The Claude Code skill (SKILL.md + 7 reference files: quick-start, input guide, 3 worked examples, prompt templates, diagram rendering)- A browser-openable User Guide and an FAQ- Both English and Korean versions in the downloadWhat it does NOT do (honest boundaries)- It's not a mind map or an organizer — the point is the unexpected combination, not the tidy.- It doesn't store or manage your notes — it reads what you give it.- It installs nothing beyond the Claude Code skill.InstallDrop it in as a Claude Code skill and point it at your notes.License: MIT © 2026 Solo Bare Ground. Source: github.com/qrqr2100/3layer-synthesis-kit
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