pandazki/pneuma-skills

Co-creation infrastructure for humans and code agents — visual environment, skills, continuous learning, and distribution.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what pneuma-skills tells them →

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18Mods indexed here, across every type
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pneuma-preferences

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pandazki/pneuma-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Persistent user preference memory across sessions. Consult this skill BEFORE making any design, style, or aesthetic decisions — choosing colors, themes, layouts, fonts, tone of voice, content density, or visual direction. Also consult when starting a new creative task in any mode, when the user corrects your style…

not rated 160 +2 yesterday A SkillSpector: pass 100 tokens original MIT

pneuma-session

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pandazki/pneuma-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Instructions for renaming an active Pneuma session and replacing its default preview with a useful title and summary. A Pneuma session is one work area inside a larger project.

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pneuma-bansho

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pandazki/pneuma-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A board-based way to explain ideas through written Markdown, a simple text-formatting language, with the writing appearing progressively like a live lecture.

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handoff-pneuma

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pandazki/pneuma-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Hand the current task off to Pneuma — a co-creation workspace that spins up a domain-specific viewer (deck, webpage, board, diagram, video, …) plus an editing agent — for the current directory. Use when the user wants to "hand off to Pneuma", "open this in Pneuma", build a webpage / slides / diagram / doc / video from…

not rated 160 +2 yesterday A 117 tokens original MIT

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