# Diceroll — Atomic Note Discovery Pick a random atomic note from `2 Resources/Topics/` for serendipitous rediscovery. ## Usage ``` /diceroll ``` ## Instructions ### Step 1: Select a random atomic note Run: `find "2 Resources/Topics" -name "*.md" -not -name "README.md" -type f | shuf -n1` If the pool is empty, show: "No atomic notes found in Topics." ### Step 2: Extract context From the selected file path (`2 Resources/Topics/[Topic Name]/[Note].md`): - **Note title**: The H1 heading from the file, or filename without extension if no H1 - **Topic name**: The parent directory name under `2 Resources/Topics/` - **Cross-references**: Count and collect all `[[wikilinks]]` in the note ### Step 3: Display the note Show the note in this exact format: ``` ## [Note Title] ([Topic Name] | X cross-references) [Core insight — first 1-2 substantive paragraphs from the note, after the H1/Overview heading. Skip metadata blocks, empty lines, and heading lines to find the actual prose content.] Cross-references: [[Note A]], [[Note B]], [[Note C]] ``` Rules: - No metadata dump (no PARA category, size, creation date) - No numbered menu - Show the note's actual content, not a summary about it - If there are no cross-references, omit the Cross-references line - Keep the core insight to 1-2 paragraphs max — enough to re-engage with the idea