hypomnema
01Plugin Claude Code
LLM-native personal wiki system for Claude Code — session-aware knowledge base with hooks, slash commands, and a synthesis pipeline.
Plugin Claude Code
LLM-native personal wiki system for Claude Code — session-aware knowledge base with hooks, slash commands, and a synthesis pipeline.
Plugin Claude Code
LLM-native personal wiki system — session-aware knowledge base for Claude Code.
Command
Audit recent sessions for observability gaps and optionally write the weekly report. Use when the user asks to review session quality, find tracking gaps, or generate the weekly summary.
Command
Pull extensions you made the normal way under /.claude/{commands,agents,skills}, or a canonical hook registered in /.claude/settings.json, into the wiki so they sync to your other machines. Use when the user wants to capture, adopt, or back up a locally-authored slash command, agent, skill, or hook into Hypomnema.
Command
Crystallize draft notes into stable wiki knowledge; also the session-close path. Use when the user explicitly signals session end (종료/마무리/wrap up), asks to save or consolidate notes, or before a /compact. Task completion alone is not a close signal.
Command
Run a health check on a Hypomnema wiki installation (hooks, settings, structure). Use when the user reports the wiki misbehaving, after an install or upgrade, or to diagnose setup problems.
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Record an AI behavior correction or preference into the wiki. Use when the user corrects how you work or states a lasting preference to remember.
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Generate a wikilink dependency graph from wiki pages (json, mermaid, or dot). Use when the user asks to visualize wiki structure or find orphan and hub pages.
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Ingest an external source (URL, doc, article, command output) into the wiki as a citable page. Use when the user shares a source to capture or wants external knowledge saved for reuse.
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Initialize a new Hypomnema wiki (structure, config, hooks). Use when the user is setting up a wiki for the first time or starting a fresh vault.
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Validate wiki pages for frontmatter correctness and broken wikilinks. Use when the user asks to check wiki health, before a commit, or after bulk edits or renames.
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Query the wiki and synthesize an answer from the relevant pages. Use when the user asks what the wiki knows, wants to recall a past decision, or needs prior context before starting work.
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Rename a wiki page or directory and rewrite the inbound wikilinks so live links survive. Use when the user wants to move or rename a page or folder without breaking references.
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Resume an active project and pick up where you left off. Use when the user asks to continue prior work or what they were working on.
Command
Show statistics about the wiki (page counts, link density, growth). Use when the user asks how big the wiki is, how it has grown, or its overall shape.
Command
Remove Hypomnema hooks and clean up settings.json. Use when the user wants to uninstall or disable the wiki integration.
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Check for Hypomnema updates and optionally apply them. Use when the user asks to update Hypomnema or sees an update-available notice.
Command
Check verifyby fields and surface overdue or missing verifications. Use when the user asks what wiki knowledge needs re-checking or wants to audit freshness.
Hook
Runs before the agent uses a tool, executing hypo-close-guard.mjs via node. From sk-lim19f/Hypomnema.
Hook
Runs when a session starts, executing hypo-session-start.mjs via node. From sk-lim19f/Hypomnema.
Hook
Runs when a session ends, executing hypo-session-end.mjs via node. From sk-lim19f/Hypomnema.
Hook
Runs when you submit a prompt, before the agent sees it, executing hypo-first-prompt.mjs, hypo-lookup.mjs and hypo-compact-guard.mjs via node (3 commands). From sk-lim19f/Hypomnema.
Hook
Runs before the context is compacted, executing hypo-personal-check.mjs via node. From sk-lim19f/Hypomnema.
Hook
Runs after a tool call finishes, executing hypo-auto-stage.mjs and hypo-web-fetch-ingest.mjs via node (2 commands). From sk-lim19f/Hypomnema.