Article Study

Article Study

Blog and web article study notes with summaries, insights, translation, and comprehension quizzes.

Installation

# 1. Add marketplace (if not already added)
claude plugin marketplace add kim-jeonghyun/jh-claude-plugins

# 2. Install plugin
claude plugin install article-study@jh-claude-plugins

Migrating from blog-digest

If you previously used the legacy blog-digest plugin name:

1. Uninstall the legacy plugin: claude plugin uninstall blog-digest
2. Install the new plugin: claude plugin install article-study@jh-claude-plugins
3. Update your MEMORY.md config heading: ## Blog Digest Settings -> ## Article Study Settings
4. Verify migration: run claude plugin list and confirm only article-study@jh-claude-plugins is active.

Usage

블로그 정리해줘 https://example.com/article

Also: "article study", "블로그 요약", or any blog/article URL.

First Run

On first use, the plugin asks you to configure:

1. Save path — where to save study notes
   • article-notes/ in current project (default)
   • Custom absolute path
   • Obsidian vault (see Obsidian Integration below)
   • Notion (see Notion Integration below)
2. Categories — folder categories for organizing notes (e.g., tech, business, investing)
3. Language — output language (Korean, English, Japanese, or custom)
4. Scope — apply settings globally (all projects) or to the current project only

Settings are stored in MEMORY.md (project-level or global ~/.claude/memory/MEMORY.md).

Features

• No dependencies — WebFetch-based content extraction, no external tools needed
• Structured summary with key points and insights
• Full translation to your configured language for foreign-language articles
• 3-level comprehension quiz (9 questions)
• Deep Research follow-up option
• Output flexibility: Obsidian / Notion / local file save
• Configurable save path, language, and categories

Obsidian Integration (Optional)

To save study notes directly into your Obsidian vault:

1. During first run, choose "Obsidian vault" as save path

2. Enter the absolute path to your vault folder (replace the <…> placeholders with your own):

   # macOS (local)
   /Users/<you>/Documents/<YourVault>
   
   # macOS (iCloud sync)
   /Users/<you>/Library/Mobile Documents/iCloud~md~obsidian/Documents/<YourVault>
   
   # macOS (Google Drive)
   /Users/<you>/Library/CloudStorage/GoogleDrive-<you>@gmail.com/My Drive/<YourVault>
   
   # macOS (Dropbox)
   /Users/<you>/Dropbox/<YourVault>
   
   # Linux (local)
   /home/<you>/<YourVault>
   
   # Windows (local)
   C:\Users\<you>\Documents\<YourVault>
   
   # Windows (OneDrive)
   C:\Users\<you>\OneDrive\<YourVault>
   

   Tip: Not sure where your vault is? Open Obsidian → Settings → Files and links → check "Vault path" at the top.

3. Set up your categories (these become subfolders in the vault)

Study notes are saved as standard Markdown with YAML frontmatter, fully compatible with Obsidian:

YourVault/
  tech/
    2026-03-08-article-title.md
  investing/
    2026-03-07-another-article.md

Notion Integration (Optional)

Two options for saving to Notion:

Option A: Direct save via MCP (recommended)

1. Create a Notion Integration at https://www.notion.so/profile/integrations

   • Enable: Read content, Insert content, Update content
   • Copy the generated token (ntn_... or secret_...)

2. Connect your Notion pages: Open target page → ··· → Connections → Add your integration

3. Install the MCP server:

   claude mcp add notion -- npx -y @notionhq/notion-mcp-server
   # When prompted, enter your NOTION_TOKEN
   

4. During first run, choose "Notion" as save target. The plugin auto-detects the MCP server and saves directly.

Option B: Copy-paste (no setup needed)

If you skip MCP setup, the plugin generates the document and displays it for you to copy-paste into Notion manually.

Workflow

1. Config check (first run: setup wizard)
2. Content extraction (WebFetch)
3. Context gathering (WebSearch)
4. Document generation (summary + insights + full text)
5. Category & file save
6. Study quiz (3 levels x 3 questions)
7. Follow-up (re-quiz / deep research / done)