Results for “ember”

Sets up a file-based memory system so Cowork always knows who you are, how you work, and where your projects stand. For eliminating repetitive re-introductions at session start, when building persistent context across multiple projects, or during initial Cowork onboarding. Use when the user says "claude doesn't remember me", "memory system", "persistent context", "why does it forget", "remember my preferences", "I keep re-explaining myself", or "how do I make Claude remember things".

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Design the engagement model for an Experience Cloud community: reputation levels, ideation, and content contribution strategy. Triggers: 'community engagement strategy', 'gamification Experience Cloud', 'reputation levels setup', 'ideation community portal', 'member recognition program'. NOT for blocking, flagging or approving what members post — use admin/experience-cloud-moderation. NOT for measuring logins, page views or engagement after launch — use data/community-analytics-data. Also covers: the Network reputation elements that carry the ladder (enableReputation, reputationLevels/level/label/lowerThreshold, reputationPointsRules/pointsRule/eventType/points), the 16 documented reputation eventType values and their default points, ManagedTopics / ManagedTopic (Navigational vs Featured, position 0-24), NetworkMember.ReputationPoints seeding, and why FeedItem cannot carry the engagement dashboard.

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Retired. Project orientation moved to the remember skill (`/remember --project <name>` with no query). Use remember instead.

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Locate CBaseEntity::m_iTeamNum in CS2 server.dll / libserver.so via IDA Pro MCP and emit a fresh, minimal-unique signature or offset for the local gamedata entry "CBaseEntity::m_iTeamNum" (symbol CBaseEntity_m_iTeamNum). This is a STRUCT MEMBER OFFSET (schema netvar), not a function. Resolve the CBaseEntity class layout via the schema/network system; the member must satisfy natural alignment. Cross-check with functions that dereference the member. Trigger: CBaseEntity_m_iTeamNum, CBaseEntity::m_iTeamNum

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Review a week of engineering work using commit history, work patterns, and code quality measures. It tracks trends across retrospectives and breaks down each team member’s contributions, highlighting strengths and areas for growth.

• Review the week’s engineering work
• Summarize work completed during a sprint
• Reflect on each team member’s contributions

Customize what claude-mem remembers by defining note categories and reusable tags through a guided conversation. Install and activate the configuration, verify it appears in startup context, and optionally set up Telegram alerts for selected notes.

• Tailor memory categories to work or study
• Define what to record and what to skip
• Receive Telegram alerts for selected notes

Manage Clockify time tracking from Claude Code with natural language requests. Create, retrieve, or delete time entries, start timers, check running entries, and view workspaces and members for reporting, activity reviews, and invoice preparation.

• Log work time against a project
• Retrieve past time entries for invoice preparation
• Delete incorrect or duplicate time entries

Review and implement dark mode using CSS variables and the user's operating system preference. Check fixed colors, contrast, responsive layouts, and interaction states, with guidance for adding a manual theme switch that remembers the user's choice.

• Match site colors to the operating system's dark mode
• Find fixed colors that break the dark theme
• Add a manual theme switch that remembers the user's choice

Move useful memory notes and MCP server settings from Claude Code or Codex into Muse Code. MCP servers connect agents to external tools; the skill checks compatibility and reports settings that need attention.

• Bring saved preferences into Muse Code
• Import useful project memory notes
• Move MCP server settings to Muse Code

Answer questions about an agent's capabilities, memory, connected services, rules, and previous work by inspecting its actual files and workspace. Distinguish observed facts from inference and explain when evidence is missing, outdated, or incomplete.

• Check what the agent can do for an active project
• Review what the agent remembers about the user
• Confirm connected services and operating rules

Plan and improve customer or fan communities with platform recommendations, launch plans, welcome journeys, recurring activities, and ambassador programs. The skill also reviews participation metrics to identify where members disengage and suggest practical priorities for community managers.

• Plan a community launch from scratch
• Improve welcome journeys for new members
• Design recurring events and discussion threads

Guide a new Multica member from an initial conversation to a confirmed task running as an issue. Mika shapes a concrete goal, previews the plan, starts approved work, and explains where to follow progress and results.

• Start a first delegated task in Multica
• Turn current goals into a project board
• Delegate a small research task

Create a specialized Claude Code subagent with Hindsight long-term memory. Start with an empty agent or import prepared documents, then equip it with knowledge pages and memory search to reuse information across sessions.

• Create a specialized agent that remembers across sessions
• Build an agent from prepared reference documents
• Start an empty agent and add knowledge over time

Store team conventions, troubleshooting notes, and project knowledge on a self-hosted Hindsight server. Retrieve relevant context before new tasks and draw on recorded experiences, including successful procedures, failed attempts, and individual preferences attributed to specific people.

• Share project conventions across the team
• Record fixes and troubleshooting procedures
• Recall past decisions before starting work

Store preferences, task lessons, and procedure outcomes in Hindsight, then retrieve relevant context before starting new work. It records detailed observations and can synthesize past experience into guidance for approaching the next task.

• Remembering preferences and project conventions
• Recording bug fixes and workarounds
• Keeping successful and failed procedure outcomes

Automate Asana work through Rube MCP, a connection that lets an agent use external tools. Create and find tasks, set assignees and deadlines, organize projects and sections, and look up teams and workspace members.

• Create tasks with assignees and due dates
• Find tasks and review subtasks
• Organize projects and sections

Design agent memory that preserves facts, preferences, and conversation history across sessions. Plan storage, retrieval, and retention separately for each organization or user, with checks for unauthorized access, outdated information, conflicting records, and retrieval quality.

• Designing memory that remembers preferences across sessions
• Separating conversation history by organization and user
• Investigating retrieval of outdated or conflicting records

Review and rewrite architecture decision records, documents that explain design choices, from a newcomer’s perspective. Identify missing context, buried decisions, and temporary details, then reorganize each document so future readers can follow the reasoning.

• Reviewing design decisions from a new team member’s perspective
• Making an ADR’s decision and reasoning easier to follow
• Removing temporary project context from long-lived records

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.

• Retrieve previous fixes before debugging
• Save lasting preferences and working conventions
• Record decisions and their rationale

Clarify decision reasoning and combine multiple perspectives into explanations suited to the audience. Helps refine PR descriptions, design notes, and nontechnical summaries while making assumptions, tradeoffs, and uncertainty explicit.

• Explain the reasoning behind a team decision
• Refine PR descriptions and design notes
• Explain technical details to nontechnical readers

Write consistent XML documentation comments for C# types and public members. Follow specific rules for summaries, parameters, return values, properties, exceptions, examples, and inherited documentation so API behavior and usage are clearly described alongside the code.

• Adding documentation to public APIs
• Standardizing parameter and return value descriptions
• Documenting exception conditions and usage examples

Map Active Directory permissions, group memberships, and user sessions with BloodHound CE. Reveal paths from ordinary accounts to administrator privileges, prioritize findings, and document evidence for authorized assessments or checks after security hardening.

• Find paths from ordinary accounts to Domain Admin
• Review access permissions and group relationships
• Verify that hardening closed known attack paths

Document major technical decisions with their context, alternatives, reasoning, and consequences. The skill provides Architecture Decision Record templates and maintenance practices so teams can review past choices, track replacements, and explain decisions to new members.

• Recording reasons for technology choices
• Comparing design options and trade-offs
• Explaining past decisions to new team members

Design memory systems that help AI assistants retain conversation information and retrieve it when relevant. Explore short-term, long-term, and entity memory, along with memory consolidation, prompt integration, storage lifecycle management, and separation between users.

• Designing an assistant that remembers across conversations
• Storing and updating facts about people or other entities
• Adding relevant memories to prompts