12,531 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.
kmd — Knowledge MarkDown. Operate a markdown knowledge base (Obsidian-compatible, the LLM-wiki pattern): the kmd-ingest write protocol and kmd-lint health checks as skills, operator/librarian/intake agents, and hooks that enforce KB invariants (generated INDEX.md, append-only LOG.md and sources/) at the tool-call…
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Innate procedural knowledge layer for coding, debugging, and analysis sessions. ACTIVATE when: (1) user says "remember", "save", "log", "follow this rule", "don't forget", "recall", or "what did we learn"; (2) a non-obvious solution, workaround, constraint, or invariant was discovered during this session; (3) starting…
Migrate from ChatGPT to Claude. Trigger on: ChatGPT export/history/migration, switching from ChatGPT, or folders with conversations-.json or chat.html files.
Waihona manages a context-base: indexed external memory on disk that a small model traverses to load only what a task needs. Format spec: design/context-base/context-base.md in the Kamaʻāina repo.
Zero-dependency context survival kit for Claude Code. Auto-checkpoints your session state to plain Markdown before compaction, restores it after — plus focus skills that keep Claude lean and on-task. No database, no background process, no AI compression. Just files you can read.
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Skills for working with Heptabase via the CLI. Bundles a general CLI skill (notes, journals, tags, cards, whiteboards, AI Tutor) and a focused cross-linking skill that explains the ProseMirror card/date node schema and ships a helper script.
Autonomous state machine for cognitive continuity. Preserves session state before context compaction and restores it on session start. Features priority-based selective restore, token budget tracking, auto decision extraction, and state archiving. Based on Alan Turing's 1936 paper 'On Computable Numbers'.
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Most explorations die with the session. FragCap captures them as structured capsules — the problem, the dead ends, the open threads — and makes them searchable by anyone starting something similar. Your unfinished thinking becomes their shortcut.
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Updates project vault files after a work session. Invoke with a structured summary of what happened. Handles STATUS.md, DECISIONS.md, and CONTEXT.md using native file tools. Use this instead of updating vault files inline to keep the main session context clean.
Provides the /llm-wiki-init:wiki-init and /llm-wiki-init:wiki-status commands for scaffolding and inspecting a persistent, LLM-maintained knowledge base on any topic.
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Give any AI agent persistent, graph-native memory via Agentverse Memory — a managed MCP service with 35 JSON-RPC tools covering 4 memory types (episodic, semantic/graph, procedural, working) plus shared multi-agent memory spaces. Zero LLM at write time (<5ms writes, $0 ingest). Graph memory on every tier — including…
A cheap background model that watches your Claude Code session over its shoulder and, rarely, drops one short advisory into it — asynchronously, without ever blocking. It reads only the agent's emissions (29% of the transcript), never its tool results, so it is affordable to leave running for the whole session.
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Warns the main session as its own context fills, captures a wake packet before compaction, and reorients the session after it — so an autonomous orchestrator survives past one context window.
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Persistent project memory with automatic consolidation.
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