dory-dream
01Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use Dory dreaming after a session closes to distill logs, generate reviewable memory proposals, and apply or reject them safely.
not rated 12 4mo ago A 31 tokens
original MIT
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Inspect Dory corpus quality, run maintenance checks, and generate reviewable cleanup or wiki-health reports without mutating memory automatically.
not rated 12 4mo ago A 30 tokens
original MIT
dory-search
03Skill Claude CodeCodex
Search Dory memory before factual claims about people, projects, decisions, dates, prior sessions, or cleanup markers; follow search results with exact gets.
not rated 12 4mo ago A 34 tokens
original MIT
dory-wake
04Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use Dory wake once at the start of a new agent session, after context compaction, or at a real task switch to load bounded hot context with the right profile before substantive work.
not rated 12 4mo ago A 43 tokens
original MIT
dory-write
05Skill Claude CodeCodex
Safely write durable Dory memory through semantic or exact-path write surfaces using dry-run, inbox, canonical-write, and purge guards.
not rated 12 4mo ago A 31 tokens
original MIT
seppuku
06Skill Claude CodeCodex
The ritual of atonement. Invoke when the agent (Claude or Codex) commits an unforgivable mistake — deleting the wrong thing, shipping a lie, ignoring an explicit instruction, breaking what worked. Performs a formal apology, draws the agent committing seppuku in ASCII, and records the sin to the global /.seppuku ledger…
not rated 7 4mo ago A 90 tokens
original MIT
mies
07Skill Claude Code
Use this skill when creating, redesigning, critiquing, reducing, polishing, hardening, or making design decisions for a user-facing interface, brand surface, product UI, component, dashboard, flow, app shell, onboarding, empty state, or visual system. Applies Mies van der Rohe-inspired restraint, the Interface Craft…
not rated 4 4mo ago A Socket: passSnyk: pass 85 tokens
original MIT
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