Nurture your own AI assistant on your own computer. Local-first and MIT: memories, data and apps stay as plain files in your workspace. Chat summons the right GUI — wiki, spreadsheet, chart, form, 3D. Build small apps for an audience of one, no programming required.
Personal recipe book — save / read / update / delete cooking recipes as markdown files under data/cooking/recipes/, with a README.md index that lists every recipe. Use when the user asks to remember a recipe, look one up, or refine one.
Personal book journal — track books the user wants to read or has read, prompt for impressions when they finish one, capture their words verbatim, and surface earlier reactions when they want to recall what they thought about a topic.
A manager for recurring agent tasks stored in a scheduler configuration file. Recurring tasks are jobs that run automatically on a timetable, such as daily or weekly.
A workspace tool for saving, editing, listing, and deleting reusable Claude Code skills. It stores each skill as a Markdown file and keeps Claude Code's registered copy updated.
On-demand LLM-driven wiki review — find contradictions between pages, stale claims, and missing concepts (topics mentioned in index.md / log.md / sources but not yet captured as their own page). Read-only — never modifies the wiki. Use when the user asks to "review the wiki", "find contradictions", "what's stale in…
Periodically run the wiki lint and report findings — broken page links, missing image / file refs, orphan pages, tag drift. Read-only (never modifies the wiki). Use when the user asks to "check the wiki", "lint the wiki", or runs on the bundled weekly schedule below to surface drift before it accumulates. (#1491 Phase…
Turn MulmoClaude work into a Zenn tech article (markdown) inside the workspace. On first use it sets up a Zenn project at github/zenn/ — clone an existing GitHub repo or zenn init a fresh one, idempotent and skipped when already initialized — then writes articles to github/zenn/articles/ .md tagged with the…
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