Read-only gap analysis comparing an Obsidian vault's current quality setup against the 7-dimension methodology. Use when user says "audit vault", "check vault quality", "what's missing", "vault gaps", or wants to see how their vault measures up before running setup.
Search through Claude Code local chat history JSONL files to find information from past conversations. Use when the user asks "did we discuss X before", "what did we decide about Y", "how did we solve Z", or when context from a previous session would be useful. Searches all local session files efficiently via grep +…
Use when explicitly maintaining Project Knowledge Base: user asks to ingest/refresh/repair memory, a task is at final handoff/commit/PR/merge, or the KB needs bootstrap or full-refresh.
Use when an agent should pick work up from Engram quickly and leave behind a clean structured handoff for the next session. Best for multi-step coding, investigations, releases, debugging, and any task where recent decisions and open loops matter.
Use when the user asks to check global knowledge, global directory, Obsidian memory, project history, company context, people notes, decisions, tasks, open loops, or anything that should be searched in the configured Obsidian vault.
A shared team memory skill using ChromaDB, a database for storing and searching information. It is intended for team knowledge, decisions, and shared memories.
Run health diagnostics on the amem memory database. Use when the user wants to check memory health, embedding coverage, stale memories, or diagnose issues.
Search and read the user's self-hosted Obsidian vault through the bundled OAuth MCP bridge. Use when the user asks about notes, vault search, or recent documents.
A local-first memory and knowledge service that an AI client can access through MCP or HTTP. It stores long-term facts and preferences, indexes documents and web pages, and supports retrieval while offline.
Use when substantive project work, structural code questions, research, planning, debugging, architecture, decisions, document ingest, incident recovery, or verified context and results should survive future sessions; also when the user invokes $using-lwc or asks to search, update, repair, configure, or maintain an…
Event Pod gives your agent a persistent world model — structured context that survives across sessions, models, and tools. Not a transcript. A causal model with certainty scores that gets sharper over time.
Use when managing tasks, projects, multi-agent workflows, or knowledge persistence in an Obsidian vault via MCP. This skill should be used when creating tasks, claiming work, updating progress, completing deliverables, decomposing projects into sub-tasks, monitoring project status, logging decisions or discoveries, or…
Set up, re-authenticate, repair, or switch the Kumiho Memory backend for Codex. Use when the user invokes $kumiho-onboard, installs Kumiho Memory, has missing memory tools or authentication errors, or wants Kumiho Cloud versus self-hosted CE configuration.
Use when Codex should recall or store durable project context with MemoryLayer, preserve decisions across sessions, use MemoryLayer MCP tools, or troubleshoot MemoryLayer setup.
Master context engineering principles for building production-grade AI agent systems with effective context management, multi-agent architectures, and memory systems.
Search, read, and lightly organize the user's Trilium notes via hybrid lexical+semantic query over note content. On-demand: find a note, check what's in the journal, add a label, link two notes.
Connect an agent to the Tulimoa MCP gateway — one EU-hosted endpoint that federates your connected SaaS tools and carries a persistent memory layer, so context (facts, IDs, goals, plans) survives across turns and sessions and the agent stops re-fetching and re-asking.
Use ZeroDB persistent memory to store and recall facts, decisions, and context across agent sessions. Invoke when storing user preferences, project context, implementation decisions, or searching prior conversation history.
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