Find and read documents, code, papers, and notes stored in OpenViking. The skill chooses a search method, uses directory summaries to locate relevant files, and cites resource addresses so readers can open the supporting material.
Find and use skills stored in OpenViking, create or update them, and share them across an account. It also guides installation from repositories or local folders and checks which local skills are suitable for migration.
Use OpenViking MCP tools to retrieve relevant knowledge before substantial tasks and save lasting preferences, decisions, and lessons during or after work. Import documents as searchable resources so later tasks can draw on previous findings.
Get current weather and forecasts for a city or airport without an API key. Retrieve brief reports with temperature, humidity, and wind, save a forecast image, or use Open-Meteo for structured weather data.
Turn conversation logs, meeting notes, task records, and other OpenViking materials into daily Markdown reports. The skill separates confirmed outcomes from plans, consolidates repeated evidence, and links reported progress, decisions, blockers, and commitments to their sources.
Diagnose OpenViking memory problems by checking plugin installation, client settings, server connections, and recent activity. The skill helps trace missing recalled context, failed saves, and authentication errors, then guides targeted fixes and checks whether they worked.
Set up and maintain an OpenViking server, from configuration and installation to startup, shutdown, and health checks. Includes troubleshooting through logs and a data cleanup procedure with backups and explicit deletion confirmation.
Convert GitHub resource links into proxy URLs for cloning repositories and downloading files when access is slow. Covers release attachments, raw files, repository archives, and Gist files, with a Python helper for URL conversion.
Find relevant past execution experience in OpenViking before starting a task. Check when each experience applies and when it does not, then load suitable guidance while giving current facts, policies, and tool results priority.
Manage tasks on an OpenViking kanban board, where each Markdown file contains the task and its handoff notes. Record decisions, verified progress, and next steps so another agent or person can resume the work.
Build a connected Markdown Wiki from documents, notes, transcripts, research, and code. Organize knowledge by subject, attach evidence to claims, maintain a navigation index, and integrate new material into existing pages while preserving disagreements and context.
Retrieve earlier decisions, preferences, and saved resources from OpenViking across sessions. Store durable information, import documents or repositories, and manage deletion, with guidance on how project memory is shared between directories and repository clones.
Inspect OpenCode sessions with helper scripts that list sessions and retrieve their latest messages. Use the last message’s sender as a rough guide to task status when checking activity across multiple OpenCode sessions.
Control interactive command-line tools through tmux by sending keystrokes, capturing terminal output, and waiting for prompts. Supports session management and running multiple coding agents in parallel, with helper scripts for finding sessions and detecting text.
Summarize articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, and local files, or extract available text and transcripts. Choose the summary length to suit the task and use transcript extraction to inspect video content when available.
Synthesize OpenViking knowledge bases or document collections into topic-based Markdown pages that explain trends, changes, comparisons, and implications. Keep conclusions traceable to source evidence, distinguish facts from inferences, and preserve disagreements and uncertainty.
Manage resources in OpenViking through its command-line tool. The skill guides adding and searching materials, editing and organizing files, scheduling refreshes, and transferring or backing up resource collections with the appropriate commands and options.
Manually sync OpenClaw chat transcripts to OpenViking and search stored memories using explicit commands. Receive a sync summary or relevant memory entries while leaving the OpenClaw contextEngine slot available for its existing use.
Manage OpenViking skills through the ov skills command line. It guides searching, installation, inspection, updates, and removal, plus local format validation, with checks for installation results and the source recorded for each skill.
Investigate incorrect, missing, or unexpectedly changed OpenViking memories by tracing memory files back to archived change records and, when needed, source messages. Return an evidence trail, identify gaps, and suggest next steps without modifying data.
Turn local Q&A session files into an English weekly report with topic rankings, unresolved issues, activity metrics, and comparisons with the previous week. Include supporting message excerpts and structured data for later document and dashboard rendering.
Retrieve past operational experience from OpenViking before or during coding, configuration, deployment, or recovery work. It reads relevant records, checks whether their assumptions match the current environment, and applies suitable procedures and checks.
Convert a research paper into structured files covering its problem, claims, concepts, experiments, and figure or table evidence. Validate the generated directory, ingest it into OpenViking, and check that the target resource was created.
Diagnose missing recall, failed captures, and connection errors in the OpenViking memory plugin for Codex. Check installation, configuration, authentication, and server readiness, then use the findings to guide fixes and verify that memory works again.
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