lexlapax/allbert-assist

Allbert Assist is a local-first assistant runtime for long-running personal work built in elixir/otp, jido agents etc

This repository also configures its own agents. See what allbert-assist tells them →

12Stars on the repository
22Mods indexed here, across every type
2mo agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
Apache-2.0Licence, which decides whether bodies are shown

append-memory

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Skill Claude Code

Save explicit user-approved memory and low-risk personal preference heuristics as durable markdown. Use when the user asks Allbert to remember a fact, preference, or local project note.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 38 tokens original Apache-2.0

direct-answer

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Skill Claude Code

Answer plain local-assistant prompts without taking side effects. Use when the user asks a general question that does not require memory writes, shell planning, external network access, or settings changes.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 40 tokens original Apache-2.0

lexlapax/allbert-assist

Skill Claude Code

Recognize external network requests and require future confirmation without making a call. Use when the user asks Allbert to fetch, browse, download, call an API, or use the internet.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 41 tokens original Apache-2.0

list-skills

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Skill Claude Code

List trusted and enabled skills known to Allbert's registry. Use when the user asks what Allbert can do, what skills are available, or what capabilities can be inspected.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 39 tokens original Apache-2.0

plan-shell-command

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Skill Claude Code

Draft a shell command plan or safety note without executing any command. Use when the user asks to run, execute, or reason about a terminal command.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 34 tokens original Apache-2.0

read-recent-memory

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Skill Claude Code

Read recent markdown-backed memory entries. Use when the user asks what Allbert remembers, asks for recent memory, or asks to recall a preference.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 34 tokens original Apache-2.0

read-skill

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Skill Claude Code

Read one trusted and enabled skill declaration by name. Use when the user asks to read, show, or describe a specific skill.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 30 tokens original Apache-2.0

lexlapax/allbert-assist

Skill Claude Code

Explain URL/document/MCP/agent/channel resource workflows that v0.10 intentionally defers instead of partially fetching, reading, summarizing, crawling, importing, or delegating.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 41 tokens original Apache-2.0

search-notes

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Skill Claude Code

Search the local Notes/files reference plugin for bounded note summaries.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 16 tokens original Apache-2.0

write-note

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Skill Claude Code

Create or update a local Notes/files note after operator confirmation.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 15 tokens original Apache-2.0

get-trends

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Skill Claude Code

Summarize local StockSage outcome trends for the current user.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 18 tokens original Apache-2.0

list-analyses

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Skill Claude Code

List local StockSage analyses for the current user.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 16 tokens original Apache-2.0

queue-analysis

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Skill Claude Code

Queue a StockSage analysis request as a local durable row without running analysis.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 19 tokens original Apache-2.0

run-analysis

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Skill Claude Code

Run a StockSage analysis for a ticker through the native engine or explicit Python comparison.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 21 tokens original Apache-2.0

show-analysis

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Skill Claude Code

Show one local StockSage analysis for the current user.

not rated 12 +1 2mo ago A 15 tokens original Apache-2.0

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