An opinionated, agentic life-OS for Claude Code — a markdown vault with daily/weekly/quarterly review skills baked in. Includes the feedback layer most templates skip.
Vault hygiene meta-skill. Scans / for decay: stale goals.md, dormant now.md, projects with no recent activity, broken wiki-links, orphan notes, decisions without revisit dates, stale people records, zombie inbox items. Outputs a vault health score, top fixes, and offers low-risk auto-fixes with confirmation. Use when…
Scheduled revisit of decisions whose Review Date has passed. Reads /decisions/, filters to open decisions with overdue or due-today review dates, walks through each one comparing prediction vs reality, appends a revisit entry, and updates status. Use when user says 'revisit decisions', '/decide-revisit', or monthly on…
Capture a decision prospectively in Patrick Collison / Farnam Street format. Writes to /decisions/YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md with context, alternatives, prediction, confidence, key factors, emotional state, and a revisit date. Forces articulation before action. Use when user says 'decide', '/decide', 'capture this decision'…
Closing ritual for the daily journal. Reads today's journal, lifts completed items to completed.md with strategic context, prompts for atomic notes / decisions captured during the day, asks Franklin's evening question, optionally prompts a diary entry, carries forward incomplete items to tomorrow. Use when user says…
First-run personalization for a freshly-cloned LifeOS vault. Asks for the user's name, vault root path, timezone, and tool preferences (email scanner, etc.), then substitutes throughout all skill files + CLAUDE.md. Optionally walks the user through writing their first plan.md / values.md. Idempotent — safe to re-run.…
Generate meeting prep briefs for upcoming calendar events. For each meeting, pulls people/[name].md, recent journal mentions, open inbox items touching the person, open decisions, and last commitments. Outputs a per-meeting brief: 3 things to know, 3 questions to ask, 1 risk, last commitments. Use when user says…
Daily journaling, reflection, and planning. Use when the user says 'morning', 'let's plan the day', 'journal', or similar. Loads calendar + email scan, reviews yesterday, checks emotional state, runs inbox hygiene, creates today's journal, offers an honest reality check, sets 1-3 priorities that ladder up to annual…
Playbook for operating this Obsidian vault via the obsidian CLI when it's installed — link resolution, graph hygiene (backlinks / orphans / unresolved), task reconciliation across files, frontmatter/tag/property queries, full-text search, version history. Use when doing substantial work over the vault's link graph…
A 5-minute guided tour of the LifeOS vault. Walks the user through the 5-layer architecture (Foundation, Knowledge, Connections, Execution, Feedback), names the files and skills in each layer, and shows what to do tomorrow morning to start the daily rhythm. Use when user says 'orient', '/orient', 'tour', 'how does…
Generates a structured progress report across projects, people, and time. Parses the journal and completed.md for effort and milestones, grouping by grant, project, and person. Use when the user asks for a 'progress report', 'effort accounting', or asks 'what did I accomplish on project X'.
Heavy strategic review, run quarterly. Reads plan.md (10-year), goals.md (annual), last 90 days of journals + completed.md + decisions + weekly reviews, surfaces themes and patterns, forces a goals.md rewrite if conditions have changed, sets next quarter's 3 priorities, optionally updates plan.md. Use when user says…
Weekly review of the life-OS vault. Reads the past 7 days of journal entries, inbox.md, now.md, goals.md, completed.md, decisions/, calendar, and GitHub state; surfaces what got done, what's stuck, what's drifting; updates now.md; flags inbox staleness and goals.md decay; drafts week-WW.md; forces one decision via…
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