what is notes-skill fr?

Notes Skill is a Codex skill built for a specific audience: students in an AI product manager course who want to turn their raw class materials into organized study notes. You feed it things like your class slides, a text transcript of the recorded lecture, and any case study documents, and it produces a structured Markdown file summarizing what was covered. Beyond a simple summary, the skill pulls several things out of your materials at once. It writes a short overview of the lesson's core value, lays out the class structure following the order of the slides, and merges the slide bullet points with whatever the teacher said out loud plus any extra case study details. For case studies specifically, it writes a script in full sentences that you could read aloud directly rather than just bullet points. It also looks through everything to pull out eight to fifteen likely interview questions related to the material, along with full spoken style answers you could rehearse from. To use it, you copy the notes folder into your Codex skills directory and then call it with a request describing your source files, for example asking it to turn your class slides, transcript, and case notes into Markdown study notes with interview questions and answers. The skill works in both English and Chinese, and the repository includes example prompt wording in Chinese since the intended use case is a Chinese language AI product manager course. Internally the skill follows a fixed process: first it takes stock of whatever source files you gave it, then uses the slides as the main outline, merges in the transcript's explanations under the right topics, expands the case material into a spoken script, generates the interview questions and answers, and finally checks that nothing it wrote claims something the source material does not actually support. The repository itself only contains the skill definition and reusable prompt templates. It does not include any actual course slides, transcripts, or case files, since those are private.