reeve-desk

Push generic improvements from your private desk back to the public template remote using git worktrees for safe, isolated editing. Use when you have improvements (skills, CLAUDE.md refinements, documentation) that would benefit all users.

Nightly consolidation and organization of the Desk. Analyzes the day's Diary entries, condenses verbose logs, extracts patterns, integrates session metrics, and surfaces user feedback. Runs overnight when user is sleeping - be thorough. Auto-invoke on overnight pulses (10 PM - 6 AM) or when Diary needs cleanup.

Scientifically validate Desk changes that affect Reeve's behavior. Use BEFORE committing non-trivial changes to CLAUDE.md, skills, Goals/, or Responsibilities/. Runs isolated test pulses with positive/negative cases to verify the change produces desired behavior under realistic conditions.

Daily morning briefing at 8:00 AM (or when user wakes up). Provides calendar summary, priorities from Responsibilities, urgent items, and suggested focus areas. Auto-invoke when it's 8 AM periodic pulse, user says 'morning briefing', or user just woke up.

Analyze Claude Code sessions for metrics and retrospection. Parses JSONL session files to extract message counts, tool usage, token consumption, and user feedback patterns. Used by daily-retrospection for budget tracking.

Reeve's runtime architecture (daemon, Hapi, MCP servers, pulse lifecycle). Invoke when debugging, explaining how Reeve works, or understanding the stack.

Guidelines for structuring the Desk when making changes to core behaviors. Invoke when adding new capabilities, restructuring documentation, or optimizing context loading.

Reference for Claude Code permission configuration. Invoke when setting up permissions, debugging access issues, or understanding security implications.

Set up a new Reeve Desk for a user. Use when first installing Reeve or helping someone personalize their instance. Guides through Master Goal definition, preferences, and initial configuration.

Schedule a follow-up pulse for later checking. Use when user says 'remind me', 'check back', 'follow up', something needs verification later, or waiting for a response/action. Handles both aperiodic pulses (non-hour times) and Diary entries (hour-aligned times).

Log activities, decisions, or important events to Diary/ for future reference and pattern detection. Auto-invoke when completing tasks, making decisions, important events occur, or context should be preserved for next pulse. Creates timestamped entries with tags.

Handle critical/emergency events requiring immediate user attention. Use when flight delays detected, family emergency messages, system failures, safety issues, or anything marked URGENT that needs immediate action within minutes.

Daily evening wrap-up at 6:00 PM (or end of workday). Reviews today's accomplishments, celebrates progress on goals, previews tomorrow, suggests prep work. Auto-invoke when it's 6 PM periodic pulse, user says 'wrap up' or 'end of day', or user is finishing work.

Weekly review of long-term goals with progress assessment and action suggestions. Manual-only skill invoked with /goal-check. Use for weekly reviews, quarterly planning, when user asks 'how am I doing on my goals', or goal check-ins.