voxpelli

This skill should be used when the user asks to fix, repair, or tidy one or more SPECIFIC named notes — 'fix these notes', 'fix the issues in [note]', 'add the missing relations to [note]', 'tidy up [note]', 'fix orphan [note]', 'apply the gardener findings for [note]'. Applies fixes inline so the user sees and confirms each edit. NOT for read-only auditing (use /knowledge-garden), NOT for creatin

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'manage tag vocabulary', 'update raindrop tags', 'sync tag vocabulary', 'curate tags', 'refresh tags file', 'rebuild tag vocabulary', 'what tags should I use', 'tag reference', 'raindrop tag vocabulary', 'create tags reference', 'tag inventory', 'tag sync'. Fetches the user's Raindrop tags, selects the top N by usage count, adds one-line characteriza

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'research package', 'package intel', 'what does [npm-pkg] do', 'add package to knowledge graph', 'enrich [pkg]', when adding depends_on [[npm-*]] relations, 'research crate', 'what does [crate] do', 'crate intel', 'rust package', 'pypi package', 'python package', 'go module', 'golang package', 'composer package', 'php package', 'ruby gem', 'gem intel

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'research person', 'person intel', 'people intel', 'who is [person]', 'who created [project]', 'who maintains [package]', 'add person to knowledge graph', 'enrich person note', 'update person note', 'document [person]', 'create person note for [name]'. Researches a person using five-source enrichment (Basic Memory, Raindrop, Readwise, Tavily, DeepWik

This skill should be used when the user asks about 'knowledge gaps', 'package coverage', 'which packages need notes', 'undocumented dependencies', 'dependency audit', 'missing documentation', 'tool coverage', 'undocumented tools', 'brew/action/docker/vscode coverage', 'standard coverage', 'protocol coverage', 'domain standards', 'concept gaps', 'missing hub notes', 'undocumented concepts', 'topics

This skill should be used when the user asks to audit, health-check, or structurally validate one or more SPECIFIC named notes or a bounded topic cluster — 'audit these notes', 'check this note for orphans or broken links', 'fourth-wall check on [note]', 'validate the structure of [note]', 'spot-check [note]'. Runs a read-only audit inline. NOT for fixing issues (use /knowledge-maintain), NOT for

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'research a homebrew formula', 'brew intel', 'what does [brew-tool] do', 'research a cask', 'cask intel', 'what does [cask] do', 'research a GitHub Action', 'action intel', 'what does [action] do', 'research a docker image', 'docker intel', 'what does [docker image] do', 'research a VSCode extension', 'vscode intel', 'what does [extension] do', 'rese

"This skill should be used when the user asks 'what do I know about [topic]',

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'prime context', 'load project knowledge', 'what do we know about this project', 'knowledge brief', 'project context', 'what packages are documented', 'show coverage for this project', 'dependency coverage report', 'which of our deps have notes', 'knowledge primer', 'prime session', 'context for this project'. Surfaces project-relevant Basic Memory k

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'triage unsorted bookmarks', 'clean up raindrop inbox', 'sort unsorted', 'organize bookmarks', 'raindrop triage', 'process bookmark backlog', 'promote triaged bookmarks', 'classify triaged', 'raindrop cleanup', 'deduplicate bookmarks', 'find duplicate bookmarks', 'tag unsorted', 'process raindrop inbox'. Fetches unsorted Raindrop bookmarks, deduplica

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'bookmark URLs from this session', 'save links we found', 'bookmark discoveries', 'save notable URLs to Raindrop', 'bookmark what we discovered', 'save session URLs', 'raindrop bookmarks from session'. Scans the current conversation for high-signal URLs discovered during research, previews 1-3 bookmark candidates, and creates them in the AI-bookmarke

Reference checklist for Basic Memory note quality — rules preventing self-referential content in subject-domain notes (the fourth-wall anti-pattern). Preloaded into knowledge-maintainer and knowledge-gardener agents via the skills frontmatter field.

This skill should be used when the user asks about 'schema drift', 'schema evolution', 'evolve schema', 'schema sync', 'sync schemas', 'update schema fields', 'schema field frequency', 'missing schema fields', 'unused schema fields', 'schema proposal', 'schema cardinality', 'check schema', 'schema audit', 'schema changes'. Detects drift between Basic Memory schema definitions and actual note usage

This skill should be used when the user asks to 'reflect on this session', 'save insights to memory', 'capture what we learned', 'commit this to memory', 'save decisions to Basic Memory', 'write up what we did', 'preserve what we found', 'save insights from this conversation', 'save what was discovered', 'capture session learnings', 'session reflection'. Reviews the current conversation, extracts

Manage the beads backlog for this project. Use when the user wants to review or triage open issues, reprioritize the backlog, identify obsolete issues to close, investigate a topic to inform future work, create new issues from research findings, or enrich an existing issue with external context. Trigger phrases: 'groom', 'triage', 'backlog review', 'reprioritize', 'stale issues', 'what should we c

Bilateral SYNERGY/UPSTREAM reconciliation across sibling projects. Use when the user wants to sync sibling SYNERGY/UPSTREAM files, compare both sides to surface drift, find reciprocation gaps (entries here but not there, or vice versa), flag stale-aligned rows, detect status drift across sides, surface friction the sibling tracks ABOUT this project (their UPSTREAM-<this-project>.md), or apply a re

Run a sprint retrospective for this project. Use when the user says 'retrospective', 'retro', 'close out the sprint', 'what went well', 'generate retro', or wants to generate a RETRO-NN.md file. Reads UPSTREAM-*.md files, recent git history, and conversation context to pre-populate the retrospective. Do NOT use for read-only sprint summaries — use the sprint-review agent for that.

Manage cross-project synergy tracking between sibling projects. Use when the user wants to log a shared pattern, a divergence, an extraction candidate, or something a sibling project has that this one doesn't. Also use when the user wants to promote synergy entries to Basic Memory (workflow 5). NOT for upstream dependency bugs or vendor friction (use /upstream-tracker for those). Trigger phrases:

Orchestrate multi-agent development sprints with wave-based parallelism. Use when the user wants to plan a swarm sprint, partition work into file-disjoint waves, map file contention across open issues, run a post-wave quality gate with review agents, manage agent backpressure, run a parallel research wave, or coordinate multiple concurrent agents on a shared codebase. Trigger phrases: 'swarm sprin

Manage upstream issue tracking for this project. Use when the user wants to log a bug or friction point in a vendor package or npm dependency, review open upstream items, resolve a tracked issue, run a trend review, generate the upstream observations section of a sprint retrospective, promote upstream observations to Basic Memory, discover known friction from other projects, or track a contributio

Pull latest upstream changes from vendor subtrees into this project. Use when the user says 'sync vendor', 'pull upstream', 'update subtrees', 'vendor pull', 'vendor sync', 'sync vendors', 'vendor changes', or wants to update any vendor package from its upstream repository. Also use when the user mentions a vendor package name followed by 'pull', 'sync', or 'update'.