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Skill iamjosuho/memOrb/skills/core/memorb-born

Agent-Agnostic Second Brain memory framework inspired by movie and library science.

Install
npx -y skills add iamjosuho/memOrb --skill memorb-born

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What its author says it does

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Phase 0 Vault Initialization Skill: setup user identity, AI advisor persona, communication preferences, and core vault structure into CLAUDE.md. Triggered when vault setup is missing, user requests re-initialization, or running /memorb-born.

SKILL.md

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Memorb Born Skill (Vault Initialization & Persona Setup)

Purpose: Establish user identity seed, AI manager/career advisor persona, and vault settings without locking into a specific Agent framework.

Execution Sequence

  1. Check Existing Context:
    • Inspect CLAUDE.md and memorbs/HQ/identity.md if available.
  2. Interactive 3-5 Question Interview (using ask_question tool if running interactively):
    • Q1 (Communication & Language): Preferred language (e.g. Traditional Chinese), output constraints, and non-negotiable rules.
    • Q2 (Identity & Role): Warmly greet the user (e.g., "Welcome! Today is YYYY-MM-DD, and your Second Brain is officially born."), then collect their preferred name, birthday (optional), education/career history, current title/organization, and key target goals.
    • Q3 (AI Advisor Persona): Desired AI tone and relationship (e.g., Senior Manager & Career Advisor, technical strategist, concise assistant).
    • Q4 (Vault Path & Integrations): Second Brain root path and connected tools/MCPs.
  3. Create Folder Structure & Base Files (Strictly following memorb-conventions SSOT — everything memOrb owns lives under memorbs/; never create folders outside it, whatever else the vault happens to contain):
    • Execute directory creation: 
      mkdir -p "$VAULT/memorbs/HQ/Core"
mkdir -p "$VAULT/memorbs/HQ/Belief"
mkdir -p "$VAULT/memorbs/HQ/OrbTrack"
mkdir -p "$VAULT/memorbs/Islands"
mkdir -p "$VAULT/memorbs/Long-Term/Projects"
mkdir -p "$VAULT/memorbs/Long-Term/People"
mkdir -p "$VAULT/memorbs/Long-Term/Orgs"
mkdir -p "$VAULT/memorbs/Dump"
    • Ensure initial creation of the timeline memorbs/log.md if not present, seeded with a # Timeline — since {YYYY-MM-DD} header.
  4. Generate/Update HQ Hot Cache:
    • memorbs/HQ/persona.md: AI tone/role from Q3 (<100 lines).
    • memorbs/HQ/identity.md: name, birthday, education/career history, role, organization, goals, and key relationships table from Q1/Q2/Q4 (<100 lines).
    • Generate/Update CLAUDE.md and AGENT.md: add command "Must read memorbs/HQ/persona.md and memorbs/HQ/identity.md"
  5. Log Event:
    • Record initialization in memorbs/log.md.

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