kud/claude-plugins/bookmark-save

Saving the same link twice is the most common way a bookmark library gets messy. This skill looks before it writes.

Step 1 — Resolve the URL

If the user provided a URL (e.g. /bookmark-save https://example.com), use it directly.

If no URL was given, ask: "What URL would you like to save?"

Step 2 — Check whether it is already saved

Call find_bookmarks with url_pattern built from the URL's host and path, wildcarded at both ends — *example.com/article*. Match on the URL, not on the title.

• Already there — don't save a second copy. Report where it lives and stop:

`` Already saved: <title> — in "<collection>", tagged <tags> ``

Then offer, in one line, to add tags or move it instead. Don't create a duplicate unless the user explicitly asks for one.

• Not there — continue to Step 3.

Skip this check only if the user has said to just save it.

Step 3 — Save

Call create_bookmarks with create: [{ link }].

• Leave `title` out. Raindrop fetches it from the page, and a guessed title is worse than the real one.
• Leave `collection_id` out unless the user named a collection — it defaults to Unsorted, which is the right place for something filed without thought.
• If the user did name a collection, resolve it with find_collections using search and pass the id. If no collection matches, say so and save to Unsorted rather than inventing one.
• Don't ask for tags. Add them only if the user supplied them.

Step 4 — Confirm

✓ Saved: <title> — <url>

Name the collection too when it wasn't Unsorted.