silverbullet-workflow

Cam's digital-gardening ritual in SilverBullet. Draw a wide random batch of notes using his Serendipity page's own pickers, read them, then hunt for non-obvious connections between them and propose the exact wikilinks he could add. Output goes to a deliberately ephemeral scratch page per round — Cam harvests the links by hand and deletes it. Rounds chain: each new round opens with feedback on the edits he made after the last one. Use when Cam says he is bored, uninspired, or wants to garden, asks for a serendipity session, a gardening session, or a digital-gardening session, wants random notes surfaced for connection-making, says "let's go again" or "another round" mid-ritual, or invokes /sb-garden. Also fits "what should I be linking", "find connections in my notes", and gardening the orphans or thinly-linked notes that nothing points at. Do NOT use for targeted search, task triage, writing one specific note, or Zotero paper enrichment (that is enrich-paper).

Cam's action-layer playbook for working with SilverBullet from the CLI. Use this skill when the task involves: starting a new project doc (always from the Project template), pulling or annotating tasks (`[assignee: cam]` or `[assignee: barbossa]`), appending an entry to today's Captain's Log, checking what's waiting for someone (`sb inbox`, @mentions, handoff tasks), signing an entry with `--sign`, searching the space, syncing edits and resolving sync conflicts with `sb sync`, evaluating Space Lua, fixing aspiring (short-name) wikilinks, or first-time CLI setup on a fresh machine. Triggers on mentions of `~/silverbullet`, `bullet.coder.cam`, "my SB", "my space", a project doc, a Captain's Log, an `[assignee:]` task, swabs, or any `sb` or `zk` CLI invocation. Do NOT use for Space Lua plug development (that's plug.js territory) or for browser-side SB workflows; this skill is CLI-driven.