Readwise & Reader

**Quick judgment:** A solid, focused skill for users deeply invested in Readwise and Reader, offering good coverage of core actions (list/search/export highlights, manage Reader documents) with JSON outputs that integrate well into agent workflows. **Strengths:** - Combines Readwise highlights and Reader content in one interface. - JSON-native outputs are ideal for automation, summarization, and retrieval-augmented workflows. - Supports search, export, and basic content management (list, get, save), which covers the majority of practical use cases. **Risks & limitations:** - Depends entirely on the Readwise/Reader APIs and a user-provided API token; outages, API changes, or revocations will break functionality. - Exposes potentially sensitive reading history and highlights to any agent that can call the skill; requires careful prompt design and access control to avoid unintended data exfiltration. - Rate limits (20 req/min for Readwise, variable for Reader) can constrain high-frequency or bulk-processing agents. - Documentation is concise but assumes some comfort with CLI patterns; not all possible Readwise/Reader features (e.g., edits, deletions, advanced filters) are exposed. **Recommended scenarios:** - Users who already rely on Readwise/Reader and want an agent that can search, recall, and summarize their personal reading corpus. - Knowledge workers and researchers needing a unified query surface over highlights and saved articles. - Automations that regularly export or sync highlights and saved items into other knowledge systems. - Agents that capture and save links encountered during conversations into Reader for later reading or processing.