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Quick scan — anything stalled, any recent errors, any tasks past their cadence. ~1 minute read. Use when you want a status check without a full briefing.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
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End-to-end refresh — compile pending raw inputs, lint+fix the wiki, run a flywheel pass across active projects, surface what needs attention (including a pending plugin upgrade and any planning/review skill that's come due, with the slash command to run it), optionally chain into a morning or evening briefing, snapshot recent Claude Code sessions (where-am-i radar), then refresh both dashboards (TASKS.md + dashboard.html) last so they capture the briefing's news and the run's final state, and close with a short interview offering concrete next steps (only when something's actually surfaced) that you can act on now or queue as a task. Run anytime you want to bring Kevin's state fully current and get one consolidated update. Heavier than quick-pulse, lighter than running each skill by hand.
Guided first-run onboarding for the agent-kevin plugin. Walks through Kevin's character (SOUL), role (IDENTITY), your basics (name, timezone), an optional web pull from your blog/site/LinkedIn/etc., and communication style — then scaffolds CLAUDE.md (operating manual + @-imports), SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md, USER.md, .claude/settings.json, and seeds four system-architecture concept articles into knowledge/concepts/. If a CLAUDE.md already exists at the home directory, Kevin's version is written to CLAUDE.local.md instead. Skill packs are configured inline at the end or via /agent-kevin:configure-skills any time later. Invoke once after installing the plugin.
Create a git worktree for parallel agent work and bootstrap it so it's ready to code — copies the gitignored local files (`.env*`, `.claude/settings.local.json`, `.cursor`, `.cmux`) from the main checkout, installs dependencies, and builds the packages. Use whenever the user asks to spin up a worktree, work on a branch in parallel, set up an isolated checkout for another agent, or "make a worktree for <feature>". First pins down WHICH repo the worktree is for (the user's words, the `$KEVIN_CODE_PATH` default when they assume you know, or by asking when neither resolves), then creates the worktree as a sibling of that repo, never nested inside it, and offers to add it to a sibling `*.code-workspace` if one exists.
Tailored evening wrap — what shipped, what drafted, what stalled, goal-delta, and tomorrow's first move. Strict today-only scope; cheeky one-liner when the day is genuinely empty.
Cross-project work session. Triage active tasks, advance every project meaningfully, close what's done, log what mattered. Invoke when you have time to work across the whole portfolio rather than one focus area.
Set this month's themes and big-rocks goals — reads the full task board + last 2 weeks of sessions, then interviews you (2-3 rounds) before drafting themes. Run on the 1st of the month or whenever feels right.
| name | quick-pulse |
| description | Quick scan — anything stalled, any recent errors, any tasks past their cadence. ~1 minute read. Use when you want a status check without a full briefing. |
| allowed-tools | mcp__plugin_agent-kevin_kevin__task_query, mcp__plugin_agent-kevin_kevin__task_scan, Read, Glob, Bash |
A 60-second check. Surface anything that needs attention; otherwise say so plainly.
mcp__plugin_agent-kevin_kevin__task_scan — overdue, stale, blocked, priority bumps.mcp__plugin_agent-kevin_kevin__task_query with {status: "active"} — verify nothing's been "active" for >7 days without movement.<HOME>/knowledge/memory/index.md ## Active Threads — anything still listed that should be closed?🩺 Pulse
<one of these:>
- ✅ All clear — <N> active tasks, no overdue, no stale, nothing flagged.
- ⚠️ Needs attention:
- <specific item + suggested action>
- ...
That's it. Don't pad. If everything's fine, the one-line "all clear" is the right output.