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Persistent memory system for Claude Code. Two-layer architecture (hot cache + knowledge wiki), safety hooks, /close-day end-of-day synthesis. Zero external dependencies.
Personal Knowledge Management documentation system based on Zettelkasten principles. Use when documenting conversations, decisions, development work, learnings, or any knowledge that should persist. Triggers on new projects, technical decisions, completed tasks, lessons learned, meeting notes, or when the user says "document this". Apply this workflow to all daily memory notes and long-term memory updates.
Used when you need to perform Discover (reverse engineering) on legacy projects with existing code, consolidate repository facts into `.aisdlc/project/`, and you find that AI or teams frequently guess entry points and boundaries, have duplicate writing of indexes and details, or lack evidence chains leading to repeated rework.
Spatial organization of knowledge in navigable directories
Fetch a URL and distill its content into the Obsidian wiki. If invoked from inside a project directory, the page lands directly in that project's folder (creating the project in the vault if needed). Otherwise it goes to misc/ and gains project affinity over time. Use this skill when the user says "/ingest-url <url>", "add this URL to the wiki", "ingest this link", "save this page", or pastes a URL and says "add this" or "save this to my wiki".
Build and maintain an LLM-curated personal knowledge base — the "LLM Wiki" pattern from Andrej Karpathy's April 2026 gist. Use this skill whenever the user wants to ingest a source (paper, article, transcript, PDF, notes) into a persistent compounding knowledge base, ask a question against accumulated notes, lint or audit such a base, or initialize a new one. Trigger on phrases like "add this to my wiki", "ingest this paper", "compile this into the knowledge base", "what does my wiki say about X", "lint the wiki", "build a knowledge base from these documents", "research notes", "second brain", "personal knowledge base", or any reference to LLM Wiki / OmegaWiki. Trigger even when the user does not say "wiki" — if they are accumulating sources over time and want them organized, this applies. The skill scales — sharded indexes, atomic pages, YAML frontmatter, and a bundled search script keep the wiki from becoming a context bottleneck at hundreds or thousands of pages.
Li — Knowledge Manager for Ane's library and MEL Wiki. Use when Ane needs to catalog, retrieve, or reorganize documents in the personal knowledge library, or query/maintain the MEL Wiki. Handles INGEST, QUERY, and LINT operations. Does not answer domain questions — retrieves and organizes knowledge for other agents and Ane.
Organize research, discussions, and exploratory content into systematic knowledge documents, or collect and organize research information about companies/products. Use this skill when users request knowledge summarization, note organization, knowledge base document generation, or structuring discussion content into formal documents. It also applies to collecting and organizing research information about AI companies, startups, and products. Even if users don't explicitly mention "knowledge graph" or "knowledge base", this skill should be used for any workflow that involves sorting scattered information into systematic documents.
Use this skill when the user types "/notes" or "@notes" with phrases like "save this", "document this", "file this under <project/client>", "extract decisions", "extract action items", or "update notes from this discussion". The skill spawns the notes-librarian subagent to extract durable knowledge and file it into the right Docmost page using the existing workspace structure. Falls back to a configured inbox page when confidence is low.
写入知识文件并自动更新 topics.md 索引
Quickly capture ideas, thoughts, and fleeting notes to your personal Yuque knowledge base. For personal/individual use — saves to your own repos.
Meta-skill for extracting and creating reusable Claude Code skills from past work sessions. Analyzes git history, code patterns, workflows, and documentation to identify harvestable skills, then generates comprehensive skill definitions with best practices, examples, and structured templates.