feat: migrate Zotero Import Tool to Literate Skill

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#+TITLE: SKILL: Zotero Import Tool (Universal Literate Note)
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#+title: Zotero to Org-mode Import Tool Project
#+author: Amero Garcia
#+created: [2026-03-16 Mon 14:05]
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Project documentation for Zotero to Org-mode Import Tool Project
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* Zotero to Org-mode Import Tool Project
*Goal:** To develop a "makeshift" tool for importing a Zotero library into Org-mode, with key functionalities:
1. *Academic Papers:** Accurately track and link to attached academic papers.
2. *Web Bookmarks:** Create web snapshots of imported web bookmarks for persistence and future reference.
*Initial Scope:**
- Understanding Zotero's data export formats (e.g., BibTeX, JSON, RIS).
- Determining the optimal way to represent Zotero items (publications, notes, web pages) within Org-mode.
- Designing a mechanism to locate and link to attached PDF/other files from Org-mode entries.
- Identifying tools or methods for creating persistent web snapshots (e.g., using a web archiving service, local archiving).
*Information Needed from Amr:**
- Preferred Zotero export format for data import.
- Desired Org-mode structure for imported Zotero entries.
- How you envision the links to academic papers working within Org-mode (e.g., direct file link, Zotero URI).
- Any specific web archiving tools or methods you have in mind for the web snapshots.
- Whether this tool should be Emacs Lisp-based, Python, or another language.
*Next Steps:**
1. Gather Amr's requirements for Zotero data handling and Org-mode output.
2. Research Zotero API/export capabilities and web archiving strategies.
3. Propose a high-level design for the import tool.