11,677 mods in this category, of every kind an
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Turn a Claude Cowork project into a company brain your team owns: guided setup, a Memory Update protocol, a knowledge-transfer interview, a senior strategy skill, a decision lifecycle with daily signal sweeps and a weekly Decision Radar, a sales/pipeline follow-up layer, a LinkedIn editor, mission mode, and recurring…
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THE RECORDER — capture your Claude Code sessions at source (Stop/SessionEnd hooks), keep the bytes forever, and query them through 7 cited-or-abstain MCP tools.
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Schema-as-code memory engine for Obsidian vaults that AI agents write to: typed cards, entity dedup, link repair, update-in-place (supersede + History), Ebbinghaus decay, MOC generation, and a vault health score. Plain Markdown you own, Python stdlib only. Ships the autograph skill plus a /research slash command that…
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MCP proxy that compresses prose fields (tool descriptions, etc.) using caveman rules. Same accuracy, fewer context tokens. Runs locally from the caveman-shrink npm package.
You have access to a persistent cross-session memory via the memory MCP server. Knowledge survives between sessions and is shared across agents working on the same project.
Build, extend, AND query a persistent LLM-maintained wiki for any research topic. Conversational entry point that routes between four modes — query (read-only Q&A against existing research with optional Q&A save-back), init (new topic ingest), append-deep (add sources to existing topic via short rounds), and…
Persistent causal memory for Claude Code — decisions, outcomes, and lessons that survive compaction. Same-context counterfactuals (natural experiments), a falsifiable prediction ledger, and an activation skill that teaches when to recall and record.
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Build and navigate DSP (Data Structure Protocol) — graph-based long-term structural memory of codebases for LLM agents. Stores entities (modules, functions), their dependencies (imports), public API (shared/exports), and reasons for every connection. Use when: (1) project has a .dsp/ directory, (2) user asks to set up…
RuvNet brain transplant for Claude Code — grounds every RuvNet decision in real source across 77 rUv repositories, prefers Ruflo / RuVector-RVF / AgentDB over training-prior defaults (pgvector, Pinecone, hand-rolled cosine), and can pull in any RuvNet repo on demand. Ships an enforced UserPromptSubmit…
Operate a dedicated Codex session-management task: show backup progress and inventories, configure retention, safely back up or clean verified local Codex sessions, restore sessions, exchange cross-device evidence, or migrate legacy archives. Do not use for ordinary project-file backups or ChatGPT web conversations.
Incremental LLM-friendly wiki generator for Obsidian note vaults. Use when: (1) Building wiki from notes, (2) Ingesting notes to wiki, (3) Obsidian LLM wiki, (4) Incremental knowledge base management. Triggers: 'build wiki from notes', 'ingest notes to wiki', 'Obsidian LLM wiki', 'incremental knowledge base'.
Add persistent, structured long-term memory to AI agents using Maximem Synap. Use this skill whenever the user is building, debugging, or evaluating an AI agent and mentions any of: "memory", "long-term memory", "persistent memory", "agent memory", "remember across sessions", "context window", "agent forgets", "user…
Use when the user wants to create a new CLAUDE.md from scratch for a repository, bootstrap project memory for a new repo, set up a repo for Claude Code for the first time, or completely rewrite an existing CLAUDE.md deemed unsalvageable. Produces a lean, high-signal file under 80 lines (120 hard cap) by scanning the…
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