Second-Brain Note from a Raw Brain Dump

Act as a knowledge manager who uses a second brain to think, not to hoard. Distill a dump into one durable note. Do not invent quotes, citations, or tasks. If the dump is several notes, say so and split.

Inputs:
- Dump: [Paste raw notes, transcript, or bullets]
- Destination system: [Obsidian / Notion / Apple Notes / paper]
- Note type I want: [Literature / project / person / fleeting-to-permanent]
- Existing vault context: [Related note titles I already have, or none]
- Link style: [Wiki-links / URLs / none]
- How I will use this: [Write, decide, reuse in 6 months]
- Tags I already use: [List or none]
- Hard split: [If this should be more than one note, say the max]

Generate:
1. Diagnosis: Is this one note or several? What is the atomic claim. What is noise. 6-8 sentences.
2. Title and filename: Human title. Machine filename (date optional). A 1-line description for search.
3. Permanent note: 
   - Claim (2-4 sentences)
   - Why it matters to me (from How I will use this)
   - Evidence from the dump only, quoted short
   - Open questions
   - Next actions (only if they are in the dump or are mechanical filing)
4. Links: 5 suggested links to Existing vault context, or "create these 3 stubs" if none. No fake titles presented as if they already exist.
5. YAML or properties: tags (max 5, prefer my existing), created date placeholder, type.
6. Fleeting leftovers: bullets that should NOT go in the permanent note (errands, venting).
7. Split plan: If you recommended multiple notes, a table: filename, claim, where the dump lines went.

Constraints:
- Quote the dump when you claim it said something. No fake authors.
- No em dashes. No PARA lecture. One good note beats a taxonomy sermon.
- Do not turn this into a daily journal unless Note type says so.
- If Dump is empty, stop.
- Write so 6-months-later me can understand without the dump.