Douban Book Notes

Goal

Create a rigorous, shareable Chinese reading note from one book's Douban URL. Treat the note as something the user can review personally, publish as an article, or explain aloud to others.

Workflow

1. Parse the Douban URL and identify the exact book: title, author, translator if any, publisher, publication year, ISBN, original title, and edition caveats.
2. Search the web for high-quality materials about the book, author, historical context, interviews, reviews, lecture notes, academic or professional commentary, and official publisher information. Browse current sources; do not rely only on memory.
3. Keep only reliable materials. Prefer primary or near-primary sources: publisher pages, author interviews, official talks, academic reviews, serious media reviews, reputable book reviews, and high-signal long-form essays. Avoid low-effort summaries, unsourced listicles, scraped review farms, and anonymous content unless used only as weak sentiment context.
4. Read the book's public metadata and the selected materials. If the full book text is unavailable, state that limitation and avoid pretending to have read non-public chapters verbatim.
5. Load references/note_framework.md for the note structure, quality bar, and visual ideas.
6. Synthesize the final Markdown in Chinese unless the user explicitly asks for another language. Combine sourced facts, source-grounded interpretation, and your own clearly labeled thinking.
7. Save the Markdown under the current project's markdown/ directory. Create the directory if missing. Use a filename like YYYYMMDD-book-notes-<book-title-slug>.md.

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