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README.md

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 # Kindle Zotero Importer
 
-Import Kindle `My Clippings.txt` highlights into Zotero as native annotations — directly inside Zotero, no terminal needed.
+> [!CAUTION]
+> **Disclaimer: This project has been heavily vibecoded.**
 
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+Import Kindle `My Clippings.txt` highlights into Zotero as native annotations; directly inside Zotero, no terminal needed.
+
 ## Install (30 seconds)
 
 1. Download `kindle-zotero-importer.xpi` from [Releases](../../releases) (latest `0.6.4`, or `0.6.4-beta` for preview).
 2. In Zotero: `Tools → Plugins → gear → Install Plugin From File…` → pick the `.xpi` → restart Zotero.
 3. `Tools → Kindle Zotero Importer…` to open the manager.
 
-Works with Zotero 7–10, macOS/Windows/Linux, PDF and EPUB.
+Works with Zotero 7–10; macOS/Windows/Linux; PDF and EPUB.
 
 ## Use
 
-1. **Choose your file** — click `Choose My Clippings.txt` and pick your *cumulative* `My Clippings.txt` from Kindle (`/Documents/My Clippings.txt`). Keep the window open — you’ll see live progress.
+1. **Choose your file**; click `Choose My Clippings.txt` and pick your *cumulative* `My Clippings.txt` from Kindle (`/Documents/My Clippings.txt`); keep the window open; you will see live progress.
-2. **Check Integrated** — after the run, `Integrated` shows what was imported (`Highlight Text`, `Citekey`, `Added On`, `Integrated`, `Page`). Filter to find anything.
+2. **Check Integrated**; after the run, `Integrated` shows what was imported (`Highlight Text`; `Citekey`; `Added On`; `Integrated`; `Page`); filter to find anything.
-3. **Fix Conflicts** — if a Kindle title didn’t match a Zotero item, `Conflicts` shows it with up to 3 suggestions `citekey · title (score%)`. Click `Use` on the right one, or type any `citation key` / `Zotero key` / `Item ID` under `Use Custom`, or `Ignore Title` to skip it forever. If you map `chabot2013` for one `Simondon` variant, it will offer to apply the same mapping to the other variants with that candidate.
+3. **Fix Conflicts**; if a Kindle title did not match a Zotero item, `Conflicts` shows it with up to 3 suggestions `citekey · title (score%)`; click `Use` on the right one; or type any `citation key` / `Zotero key` / `Item ID` under `Use Custom`; or `Ignore Title` to skip it forever; if you map `chabot2013` for one `Simondon` variant, it will offer to apply the same mapping to the other variants with that candidate.
-4. **Re-import** — after you’ve fixed one or more titles, click `↻ Re-import with saved overrides` (re-uses the last file, or asks for it). Only new/changed highlights are re-positioned — already integrated ones are skipped, so the second run is fast. Check `Full re-import from scratch` only if you want to rebuild everything.
+4. **Re-import**; after you have fixed one or more titles, click `↻ Re-import with saved overrides` (re-uses the last file; or asks for it); only new/changed highlights are re-positioned; already integrated ones are skipped, so the second run is fast; check `Full re-import from scratch` only if you want to rebuild everything.
-5. **Mappings** — see all titles you’ve approved or ignored, newest first, with date. `Delete` any entry to send it back to `Conflicts` for re-matching.
+5. **Mappings**; see all titles you have approved or ignored, newest first, with date; `Delete` any entry to send it back to `Conflicts` for re-matching.
-6. **Settings / Artifacts** — change `Python`/`Zotero DB` paths and `Save Settings`, or `Open`/`Reveal` any generated file (`mismatch-review.md`, `match-overrides.json`, …).
+6. **Settings / Artifacts**; change `Python`/`Zotero DB` paths and `Save Settings`; or `Open`/`Reveal` any generated file (`mismatch-review.md`; `match-overrides.json`; …).
 
-Your choices are saved in `match-overrides.json` in the project folder — back it up, share it, or delete an entry to undo a mapping.
+Your choices are saved in `match-overrides.json` in the project folder; back it up, share it, or delete an entry to undo a mapping.
 
 ## Tips
 
-- Keep `My Clippings.txt` cumulative (don’t clear it on the Kindle). The importer remembers what’s already integrated via `kindle-id:<hash>` tags, so re-imports are incremental.
+- Keep `My Clippings.txt` cumulative (do not clear it on the Kindle); the importer remembers what is already integrated via `kindle-id:<hash>` tags, so re-imports are incremental.
-- If a highlight is positioned in the wrong place, check that the Zotero item has the correct PDF/EPUB attached (not a link). `Matched-title-no-attachment` in `Conflicts` means that.
+- If a highlight is positioned in the wrong place, check that the Zotero item has the correct PDF/EPUB attached (not a link); `Matched-title-no-attachment` in `Conflicts` means that.
 - `Full re-import` is only needed if you changed many mappings at once or want to rebuild from scratch.
 
 ## For developers / CLI
@@ -34,10 +37,10 @@ Your choices are saved in `match-overrides.json` in the project folder — back
 ```sh
 python scripts/build_plugin.py  # → dist/kindle-zotero-importer.xpi
 python -m kindle_zotero_importer run "/path/to/My Clippings.txt" --workdir . --pretty
-python -m kindle_zotero_importer run ... --full  # ignore incremental, re-process all
+python -m kindle_zotero_importer run ... --full  # ignore incremental; re-process all
 ```
 
-PDF positioning uses Poppler (`pdftotext`, `pdftohtml`, `pdfinfo`) + `qpdf` fallback; EPUB uses CFI. Zotero writes are only via `Zotero.Annotations` — never direct `zotero.sqlite` writes.
+PDF positioning uses Poppler (`pdftotext`; `pdftohtml`; `pdfinfo`) + `qpdf` fallback; EPUB uses CFI. Zotero writes are only via `Zotero.Annotations`; never direct `zotero.sqlite` writes.
 
 ## Releases