Skill Claude CodeCodex
Portable Personal AI Assistant core. USE WHEN designing substrate-neutral assistant identity, memory, ISA, skills, learning, or adapters for Codex, Pi.dev, Claude Code, Cursor, or Grok.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Files-first assistant memory: durable notes (semantic/procedural), episodic session digests and action logs, a generated INDEX, deterministic consolidation, and a health audit. Use to remember a durable fact, recall what is known about a topic, log a session or action, run maintenance, or check memory-tree health. No…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Owns the Ideal State Artifact: the commitment-time scaffold for articulating done, deriving ISC criteria, planning features, recording decisions, and verifying work. Use for ideal state, VSA/ISC criteria, project specs, scaffolding, completeness checks, reconciliation, or seeding an VSA from a repo.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Finish a PAI→Soma migration by placing PAI's imported life-OS content correctly: keep the Purpose compartment as a lean 4-field distillation, promote the rich imported categories (beliefs, mental models, decision frames, challenges, lessons) into Soma memory as recall-able notes, and protect the curated purpose.md…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Plan a huge chunk of work — more than one agent session can hold — as a shared map of decision nodes on the work graph, and resolve them one at a time until the way to the destination is clear. Use to chart a map for a loose idea, or to walk an existing map's frontier. Every operation is a soma graph verb; nodes close…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when work should run through the Algorithm: current-state to ideal-state, VSA/ISC creation or refinement, effort tiers, seven-phase execution, verification-first planning, substantial build/design/refactor/migration work, or explicit Algorithm requests.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
USE WHEN reproducing issue 86 — surfaces every claude-path rewrite class plus PAI Customization block.
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