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dynamic-summary contains 6 collected skills from eumemic, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

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2026-02-14
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benchmarking
software-developers

This skill should be used when the user asks to "run the benchmark", "run locomo", "benchmark ragzoom", "evaluate recall quality", "compare with letta", "check accuracy", "run the evaluation harness", "agentic evaluation", "max iterations", or mentions benchmarking, evaluation, or competitive comparison of the memory system.

2026-02-14
memory-tool-usage
software-developers

This skill should be used when needing to recall earlier conversation details, after compaction occurs, when resuming a session, when details feel fuzzy, or when the user references something from earlier in the conversation. Provides guidance on effective use of the `recall` memory tool.

2026-02-13
ragzoom-memory
computer-occupations-all-other

Set up persistent hierarchical memory using RagZoom. Use when bootstrapping an OpenClaw agent with long-term memory, configuring transcript sync, or querying historical context. Triggers on "set up memory", "install ragzoom", "persistent memory", "recall past conversations".

2026-02-01
ragzoom-usage
software-developers

This skill should be used when the user asks "how do I index a document", "how do I query", "CLI commands", "REST API", "Python API", "configuration options", or mentions using RagZoom as an end user rather than developing it.

2026-01-28
memory-tool-usage
computer-occupations-all-other

This skill should be used when needing to recall earlier conversation details, after compaction occurs, when resuming a session, when details feel fuzzy, or when the user references something from earlier in the conversation. Provides guidance on effective use of the `recall` memory tool.

2026-01-27
ragzoom-development
software-developers

This skill should be used when the user asks to "run tests", "run checks", "debug a test", "benchmark performance", "set up development environment", "understand the architecture", "how does indexing work", "how does the tiling algorithm work", "study the codebase", "learn the codebase", or mentions testing, linting, type checking, or development workflows.

2026-01-12