Research and integrate a new agent-memory repository into Agent Memory Atlas. Use when asked to add, analyze, catalog, or compare a memory system in this repository, including its commit-pinned system report, comparative overview coverage, homepage card, generated site, and validation.
Verify a code change against measured performance gates — latency & tail-latency regression, profiler-confirmed hot paths, memory/leak soak, I/O & wire budgets, and scaling — by running it, not reading it. Use for 'perf review', 'did this slow down', 'check for a regression', or /perf-review. Enforces performance…
Search your conversation history using ripgrep. Use when you need to find previous messages, file edits, tool calls, or decisions from earlier in the session.
Author, measure and publish a YantrikDB knowledge pack. Use when asked to create a pack, turn documentation or a domain into a pack, package knowledge or skills for a local model, or publish to packs.yantrikdb.com. Covers the three tiers (constitution / corpus / coverage), the measurement that decides whether a pack…
Stand up an emem-guard verdict server, verify it against the conformance checks, and point any agent at it. Use when asked to self-host emem-guard, add a grounding gate to an agent on any model or framework, wire a checkpoint into Claude Code or Claude Enterprise or MCP, or run a signed allow/deny server for…
Apply at the start of a build or coding session on a Curator-tracked project, and again as your own context fills, without waiting to be asked. Activates on "continue", "resume", "where did we leave off", "pick up where we left off", "what were we working on", "catch me up on this project", and on the save side "save…
Comprehensive Rust coding guidelines with 179 rules across 14 categories. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Rust code. Covers ownership, error handling, async patterns, API design, memory optimization, performance, testing, and common anti-patterns. Invoke with /rust-skills.
Audit Persistent Mind Model architecture, code changes, validators, event relationships, projections, identity and commitment behavior, retrieval, and documented guarantees against the current repository. Use when reviewing or implementing PMM changes, investigating fabricated or unsupported claims and citations…
A guided conversation method for building a psychological profile and a record of a person’s current life situation. It covers seven areas such as growth, health, surroundings, relationships, work, money and purpose.
A Russian-language diagnostic workflow for OpenClaw, an agent system. It checks areas such as the gateway, memory database, scheduled jobs, tokens, files, and security, and reports possible fixes.
Binder data modeling — define entity types, fields, relations, constraints, views, and navigation. Use when asked to "create a type", "add a field", "define a schema", "set up relations", "model entities", "create a view", "set up navigation", "render entities as files", or design a binder workspace schema.
Install the official Waggle plugin locally for Codex from the latest stable Abhigyan-Shekhar/Waggle-mcp GitHub Release. Use for explicit requests such as "Install Waggle", "Set up Waggle", "Install Waggle for Codex", or "Enable Waggle". Do not use for Waggle operation, repair, updates, configuration, or memory…
Cognitive memory layer for LLM agents — typed graph + bi-temporal substrate + curator API, reached through the kaeru MCP server. Use when the user wants to capture, recall, reason, or trace persistent thoughts across sessions; when re-entering a multi-session project; or when the user explicitly asks to "remember"…
Search, save, and manage persistent agent memory using Palinode (git-versioned markdown + vector search). Use when user says 'remember this', 'save to memory', 'what do you know about X', 'search memory for context', 'what was decided about', 'register a trigger', 'show memory diff', 'run consolidation'. Also fires…
How to write to the INITE Brain knowledge graph from an agent loop — recordfact (with the conversationId / evidence[] grounding inputs), ingestdocument, linkentities, retractfact, recordfeedback, and the detectcontradiction preflight. Covers confidence picking, claim grounding, retract vs forget semantics, identityof…
Trustworthy, code-grounded repo memory for coding agents. Before any task, recall grounded repo knowledge (decisions, bugs, conventions, code paths); after learning something durable, capture it; never act on stale or hallucinated memory. Use at the start of every task, when debugging, and after solving something…
Read from and write to the shared Hive Mind corpus (the hv CLI) — append-only institutional memory shared across agents (Hermes, Claude Code, …) and machines. Use to record decisions/outcomes/constraints and to check what the hive already knows before acting — especially on errors, uncertainty, or a named…
Update project memory after completing a task, making a key decision, discovering a gotcha, or changing active goals. Use this skill at the end of any meaningful unit of work to write structured entries into .claude/memory/MEMORY.md following the project schema. Also use when the user asks to save memory, update…
Redis backends for Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK). Use this skill when the user wants to back an ADK agent with Redis: persistent sessions and long-term memory via Redis Agent Memory Server, RAG search tools over a RedisVL index (vector / hybrid / range / text / SQL), MCP toolsets for RedisVL or Agent Memory…
Create, resume, validate, connect, or maintain a private cross-project memory for AI assistants. Use when a person asks to build a personal memory from local work folders and past assistant conversations, continue an interrupted memory audit, connect an existing memory to another local assistant, verify that the…
Writes a single synthesis article (3000-5000 words) for one taxonomy bucket. Produces landscape analysis with approach categories, convergence, failure modes, and selection guide. Use when writing a synthesis article for a bucket.
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