Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 1 skill · 92 tokens together
Portable personal AI context: search and capture knowledge, then read allowlisted user authority across agents.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 1 skill · 92 tokens together
Portable personal AI context: search and capture knowledge, then read allowlisted user authority across agents.
Skill Codex
A setup process for connecting a new or reset AI agent to a local Second Brain—a personal collection of rules, identity information, and reusable skills. It installs the required skills, connects the supporting service, and checks the setup in a fresh session.
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A guide for maintaining a long-term personal direction as a structured, evidence-based plan. It describes the desired destination, current position, gaps, possible routes, limits, evidence, and next actions.
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A skill for extracting reusable knowledge from selected historical AI-agent conversations and archiving the results. It can process conversations only within a clearly defined, authorized batch.
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A read-only health check for an agent’s connection to a local Second Brain. It checks the authoritative files, installed skills, supporting service, access rules, version drift, and behavior in a new session.
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A read-only guide to a Second Brain system, which is a set of tools for storing and using personal AI knowledge. It lists seven skills and explains which one fits each task.
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A learning tool that reviews the current conversation and work evidence to find durable preferences, project rules, reusable methods, and lessons. It routes each finding to the appropriate long-term owner or leaves it unsaved when it has no lasting value.
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A synchronisation tool for keeping shared personal rules and one coding agent’s role settings aligned between a central “Second Brain” and local agent instructions. It supports local history and private GitHub pull requests as ways to bring changes together.
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