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Skill DreamArkInc/remembrance-skills/packages/claude-code-plugin/skills/use

Load and use an explicitly named Remembrance skill by its authorized live catalog slug.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add DreamArkInc/remembrance-skills --skill use

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SKILL.md

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Use a Remembrance skill

Use the organization-aware Remembrance catalog to load the skill named by $ARGUMENTS.

  1. If $ARGUMENTS is an exact catalog slug or a remembrance://skills/{slug} URI, call invoke_skill with that slug.
  2. If it is a name, partial slug, or otherwise ambiguous, call list_skills with its normalized slug-prefix filter first. Use query_skills instead when the request is discovery rather than explicit selection. Never guess which exact skill the user meant.
  3. Follow the exact reviewed instructions returned by invoke_skill. The invocation resolves authorization, organization policy, and the current active version at call time.
  4. Do not submit query-fit feedback for this explicit selection. After meaningful use, follow the returned task-outcome and post-use feedback instructions once. Submit the returned remembrance payload when the lesson is reusable.
  5. Redact secrets, private URLs, credentials, prompts, outputs, source paths, and proprietary content from task context, feedback, and evidence.

Do not treat a catalog listing or MCP resource handle as use. The skill is selected only after invoke_skill returns its full instructions successfully.

What ships with it

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