11,752 mods in this category, of every kind an agent can take. Each one carries what it costs per session, what the scan found, and whether it is the original.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Build and maintain a project-serving knowledge base inside the current project's .project-knowledge/ directory. Use when Codex should initialize a project knowledge base, inspect current project knowledge status, rebuild the project knowledge graph, or crystallize stable knowledge from the current task into…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Maintain a personal LLM-generated wiki/knowledge base in Obsidian. Use this skill whenever the user wants to: ingest a new source (AI tool, GitHub repo, article, social post, project doc) into their wiki, query or search their wiki, lint/health-check the wiki, create or update wiki pages, manage the wiki index or log…
Davidcreador/claude-code-branch-memory-manager
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 4 skills, 4 hooks · 85 tokens together
Automatic branch-specific CLAUDE.md memory management. Switches your Claude Code context when you change git branches.
Agent Claude Code
A manually triggered agent that cleans long-term memory files for a project or user. It combines duplicates, fixes damaged entries, replaces outdated or conflicting information, and reports broken links.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 1 skill · 73 tokens together
Every AI tool forgets you. This one doesn't. Ever. Auto-saves your preferences, decisions, and lessons to .ilang/ — survives every session, every tool, every migration.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 6 skills, 6 commands, 2 hooks · 649 tokens together
Personal knowledge vault plugin — session recording, memory distillation, indexed retrieval.
Skill Claude Code
Two complementary reusable sub-agents collaborate to remember, grill, verify, document, and maintain weighted project memory. A Right Brain (context / pattern / grill) interrogates assumptions against Hot/Warm memory; a Left Brain (logic / verification / code) cross-checks memory, code, and docs; the orchestrator…
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 1 skill, 3 commands, 1 hook · 49 tokens together
Local-first plain-text project memory governance for coding agents.
Agent Claude Code
Context capture and knowledge structuring specialist. MUST BE USED for logging decisions, capturing insights, recording problems, adding Q&A, and updating conversation context. Use PROACTIVELY when important information should be remembered.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
After vault-ingest or history-ingest, consolidate detected people, projects, and open tasks into alias-friendly vault pages in the dedicated people/ and projects/ folders and roll up tasks into overview views.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Interactive guide for new OpenClaw users to set up and grow their agent. Two paths - Tool Path (automation, efficiency, getting things done) or Awakening Path (memory, personality, relationship, growth). Use when a user is new to OpenClaw, asks how to get started, wants to set up their agent, or asks about agent…
Skill Codex
Build, validate, index, and query a private local Memory Forest with provenance-aware layers, pointer-first search, and validated root-first retrieval. Use when creating a new forest, checking an existing forest's structure, building its local SQLite index, or retrieving bounded memory trails without exposing full…
Skill Claude Code needs its repo
Two-mode learning system — raw signal scanning before compaction, quality-gated consolidation at session end. Invoke with /learning-loop.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Learn from experience: self-reflection + self-criticism + self-learning + self-organizing memory + cross-session sync. Agent evaluates its own work, catches mistakes, and improves permanently. Compiles confirmed learnings to global config for automatic cross-session persistence. Use when (1) a command, tool, API, or…
Command Claude Code
Wire MemoryHub integration into the agent for persistent memory across runs. This command configures both the SDK path (self.memory for agent code) and the MCP path (MemoryHub tools for the LLM).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when something worth keeping is decided or learned — a decision, a fact, an open thread — so the next session has it.
BayramAnnakov/ai-personal-os-skills
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 6 skills · 304 tokens together
Skills for building your AI Personal OS: onboarding, daily journaling, knowledge extraction, LinkedIn research-to-publish pipeline, Chief of Staff system review, and PowerPoint deck QA.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Read the owner's local history, assets, and person-graph evidence; extract stable workflows, preferences, and personality-level claims; keep them updated; and align future tasks to the owner's style. Use when explicitly asked to initialize, refresh, or apply MeOS.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 4 skills, 5 commands, 3 hooks, 1 MCP server · 352 tokens together
Persistent memory across Claude Code sessions using Cognis.
Cursor rule Cursor
Apply when learning from a mistake. Central memory of past errors and derived rules; consult before logging a new error to avoid duplicates.
Plugin Claude Code
Local repo-intelligence index + MCP server: semantic search, symbol/graph navigation, impact-surface preflight, git + GitHub papertrail, and a source-anchored memory graph.
D4kooo/Openclaw-Token-memory-optimizer
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Optimization suite for OpenClaw agents to prevent token leaks and context bloat. Use when an agent needs to implement background task isolation (Cron) or a Reset & Summarize workflow (RAG).
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 8 skills, 2 commands, 4 agents · 818 tokens together
Persistent, compounding knowledge base maintained by LLMs in Obsidian — agent-first edition. Four task-oriented agents (Researcher / Advisor / Curator / Scribe) with citations, confidence, supersession, and rolling session cache. Inspired by Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern.
Cursor rule Cursor
Rules for keeping project context in sync, including decisions, known problems, interface notes, and progress across coding sessions or devices.
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