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Thrunt profile user

Skill backbay-labs/thrunt-god/thrunt-god/examples/brute-force-to-persistence/.github/skills/thrunt-profile-user

Generate developer behavioral profile and create Claude-discoverable artifactsFrom its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add backbay-labs/thrunt-god --skill thrunt-profile-user

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SKILL.md

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<objective> Generate a developer behavioral profile from session analysis (or questionnaire) and produce artifacts (USER-PROFILE.md, /thrunt-dev-preferences, copilot-instructions.md section) that personalize the agent's responses.

Routes to the profile-user workflow which orchestrates the full flow: consent gate, session analysis or questionnaire fallback, profile generation, result display, and artifact selection. </objective>

<execution_context> @.github/thrunt-god/workflows/profile-user.md @.github/thrunt-god/references/ui-brand.md </execution_context>

<context> Flags from $ARGUMENTS: - `--questionnaire` -- Skip session analysis entirely, use questionnaire-only path - `--refresh` -- Rebuild profile even when one exists, backup old profile, show dimension diff </context> <process> Execute the profile-user workflow end-to-end.

The workflow handles all logic including:

  1. Initialization and existing profile detection
  2. Consent gate before session analysis
  3. Session scanning and data sufficiency checks
  4. Session analysis (profiler agent) or questionnaire fallback
  5. Cross-project split resolution
  6. Profile writing to USER-PROFILE.md
  7. Result display with report card and highlights
  8. Artifact selection (dev-preferences, copilot-instructions.md sections)
  9. Sequential artifact generation
  10. Summary with refresh diff (if applicable) </process>

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