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Audit hub notes in the Awesome Search Obsidian vault — rank notes by inbound link count and compare against existing Topics/ notes. Surfaces mismatches where high-traffic concepts lack a proper topic page. Use for periodic graph structure reviews.

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Awesome Search KG — Hub Audit

Use this skill to identify the true hub notes in the vault by inbound link count, then compare them against the existing Awesome Search/Topics/ notes. A mismatch — where a concept note has more inbound links than its topic page — is a restructuring signal.

When to use

After a significant batch of new articles have been processed
When the Topics/ folder feels out of sync with the actual content
Periodically (e.g. monthly) as part of graph health maintenance

Vault Access

Always use the Obsidian MCP server for all vault operations — never access the vault directly via the filesystem (no Read/Write/Bash file tools). The MCP server is the only sanctioned way to read, search, create, and edit notes.

Workflow

1. Count inbound links for all notes

For every note in Awesome Search/, count how many other notes contain a [[wikilink]] pointing to it.

Focus on:

Awesome Search/Concepts/ — these are the most likely hubs
Awesome Search/Topics/ — these should be hubs but sometimes aren't
Awesome Search/People/ — high-link people may need richer notes

2. Produce the top-N ranking

Output the top 20 notes by inbound link count:

HUB RANKING — Awesome Search KG
================================
Rank | Note                        | Folder    | Inbound Links
-----|-----------------------------|-----------|--------------
  1  | Hybrid Search               | Concepts  | 34
  2  | BM25                        | Concepts  | 28
  3  | Search Evaluation           | Concepts  | 25
  ...

3. Compare against Topics/

For each top-ranked concept, check:

Does a corresponding Topics/ note exist?
If yes: does the topic note have fewer inbound links than the concept? (mismatch)
If no: should one be created?

Flag mismatches:

MISMATCH REPORT
===============
- "Hybrid Search" (Concepts, 34 links) > "E-commerce Search" (Topics, 12 links)
  → Consider elevating Hybrid Search to a Topic note

- "LLM as Judge" (Concepts, 18 links) — no Topic note exists
  → Candidate for new Topic: "LLM-Based Evaluation"

4. Flag under-linked Topics

Also check the reverse: existing Topics/ notes with very few inbound links (< 3). These may be:

Correctly low-traffic niche topics (OK)
Topics that haven't been linked from articles yet (needs linking)
Topics that are redundant with a concept note (consider merging)

5. Recommendations

For each mismatch or gap, produce one of:

Elevate: promote a concept note to a topic note (or create a new topic note)
Link: existing topic note just needs more article links added to it
Merge: topic and concept overlap significantly — consolidate
Monitor: not actionable yet but worth watching

Do not make changes automatically — present recommendations for user approval.