Open-Source Tool ask-book Distills E-Book Knowledge into Agent Skills
10/05/2026 — 10/05, 07:13·1 sources·1 reports
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On October 5, 2026, the open-source project ask-book was released as an autonomous learning tool designed to distill ebook knowledge into Skills. The project allows users to convert any ebook content into skills and then engage in targeted learning through conversational Q&A. Key features include customizable model configurations, skill import and export capabilities, and local bookshelf management. The source code is hosted on GitHub at ns2250225/ask-book.
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Latest turnThe open-source project ask-book enables users to distill any e-book into AI skills for interactive questioning and learning, featuring customizable model configurations, skill import and export, and local bookshelf management.
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The open-source project ask-book enables users to distill any e-book into AI skills for interactive questioning and learning, featuring customizable model configurations, skill import and export, and local bookshelf management.
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