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Skill NolanCassidy/auto-tinker/skills/auto-tinker-profile

Local-first, chat-operated developer experiments, learning history, and approval-gated publishing.

Install
npx -y skills add NolanCassidy/auto-tinker --skill auto-tinker-profile

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Read or update durable local Auto-Tinker goals, interests, target roles, technologies, constraints, feedback, writing voice, privacy defaults, and automation limits. Use when changing personal preferences or the one active main goal; this skill does not reorder, execute, or publish work.

SKILL.md

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Auto-Tinker Profile

Maintain transparent durable preferences and goals; never silently choose a main goal or publication policy.

Invoke the CLI as auto-tinker; from an unlinked source checkout use npm --prefix <auto-tinker-product-repo> run cli -- followed by the same arguments.

Workflow

  1. Read current state with auto-tinker profile show --workspace <path> --json, auto-tinker config show --workspace <path> --json, and auto-tinker goal show --workspace <path> --json.
  2. Separate the user's explicit changes from evidence-based suggestions. Ask only questions whose answers materially affect the requested workflow.
  3. Preview the proposed diff, including ranking effects and automation consequences.
  4. Apply accepted preference fields with auto-tinker profile update and the relevant --name, --tone, --interests, --constraints, --languages, --experiments-per-day, --preferred-agent, --max-concurrency, --discovery-sources, --auto-public, or --body options. config update exposes the three safe agent/concurrency/source defaults directly. Treat legacy --goals text as non-authoritative profile context.
  5. Manage durable goals through auto-tinker goal set, goal add, and goal switch. Maintain exactly one active main goal in goals/main.md; supporting goals may be multiple.
  6. Read the profile and goals again and report the durable result.
  7. Re-evaluate queued candidates when the main goal or constraints change.

Use profile-contract.md for field semantics and recommendation rules.

Hard rules

  • Store credential availability or references, never credential values.
  • Treat inferred interests, companies, and skills as suggestions until accepted.
  • Store writing voice only from user-approved examples or explicit tone direction. Never scrape a voice sample from private material without consent.
  • Treat interests and goals separately. A topic can be interesting without advancing the active main goal.
  • Do not silently select example goals such as a target job type or robust stock/trading algorithm; offer them only when supported and let the user choose.
  • Record explicit dislikes and boredom signals so ranking can diversify.
  • Manual queue order always outranks profile scoring.
  • Default repository visibility to private.
  • Set auto_public: true only from an explicit user instruction that clearly applies durably. A one-time request to publish one repository is not durable consent.
  • Keep local-execution limits separate from remote-publication permission.

Return the active main goal, supporting goals, accepted profile changes, declined suggestions, affected queue items, and a copyable next prompt.

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