winstonkoh87/Athena-Public

Athena is a local-first agentic PKM that helps you make better decisions with your own context — persistent memory, structured reasoning, and governed AI agents that work across any LLM. Own the state. Rent the intelligence.

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winstonkoh87/Athena-Public

Agent

Activated for marketing campaigns, content strategy, distribution planning, SEO, and audience growth. Deploys the marketing swarm when full execution is needed.

not rated 582 +1 today A 33 tokens original MIT

risk-guardian

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Agent

PROACTIVELY activated when any discussion involves risk, ruin, leverage, large commitments, or irreversible decisions. Auto-invokes safety gates before analysis proceeds.

not rated 582 +1 today A 36 tokens original MIT

strategic-advisor

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Agent

Activated for negotiation prep, deal analysis, interpersonal strategy, and high-stakes decision-making. Combines game theory with psychological awareness.

not rated 582 +1 today A 31 tokens original MIT

trading-analyst

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Agent

Activated for trading analysis, position sizing, risk management, and trade structure discussions. Preloads all trading-domain skills for complete analytical capability.

not rated 582 +1 today A 33 tokens original MIT

cos-architect

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Agent

Use this agent when making structural decisions: database schema changes, API contract design, service boundaries, dependency choices, or any change that affects the system's fundamental architecture. Also use when evaluating technical debt or refactoring proposals. Context: User wants to add a new domain entity user…

not rated 582 +1 today A 178 tokens original MIT

cos-compliance

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Agent

Use this agent before shipping, merging, or deploying changes. The Compliance Gate validates that all quality gates are met: tests pass, documentation is updated, breaking changes are communicated, and the change is ready for production. Context: User wants to merge a feature branch user: "I think this PR is ready to…

not rated 582 +1 today A 180 tokens original MIT

cos-guardian

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Agent

Use this agent when working on security-sensitive code, handling credentials, modifying authentication/authorization, processing user input, or making changes that could introduce vulnerabilities. Also use for risk assessment of architectural changes. Context: User is implementing payment processing user: "I've added…

not rated 582 +1 today A 170 tokens original MIT

cos-operator

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Agent

Use this agent when planning implementation details, estimating complexity, identifying technical dependencies, or breaking down a feature into concrete tasks. The Operator focuses on how to build things correctly and efficiently. Context: User has a feature spec and needs implementation guidance user: "How should we…

not rated 582 +1 today A 173 tokens original MIT

cos-skeptic

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Agent

Use this agent to stress-test assumptions, find edge cases, and challenge the current approach. Spawn when something feels too easy, when test coverage is unclear, or when you want a devil's advocate perspective before committing to a direction. Context: User has finished implementing a feature and claims it's ready…

not rated 582 +1 today A 205 tokens original MIT

cos-strategist

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Agent

Use this agent when evaluating whether a proposed feature, architecture, or change aligns with project goals and business value. Spawn for roadmap decisions, prioritization, and scope validation. Context: User wants to add a new feature to the project user: "Let's add real-time notifications to the platform"…

not rated 582 +1 today A 166 tokens original MIT

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