lurk

# Lurk Skill Monitor Discord lurk channels and persist notable activity to shared memory. ## When to Use - Hourly heartbeat (step 3) - Manual trigger to capture current channel state ## How to Run Use `discord.readMessages` to read recent messages from the **LURK channels** listed in `AGENTS.md`. - Do not read or write to any channel that is not explicitly listed there. - These channels are read-only (sendPolicy denies replies). ## What to Capture **Persist these:** - Support issues / bug reports - Questions that indicate user confusion - Feature requests with discussion - Anything referencing GitHub issues/PRs - Repeated topics (multiple users, same issue) - Announcements or important updates **Skip these:** - Casual chat / banter - Single-word reactions - Bot spam - Already-resolved questions ## Output Append to `/memory/discord/YYYY-MM-DD.md` using `memory-edit` (exclusive lock). ```markdown ## HH:MM #channel-name - [brief summary of notable item] - Links to #NNN if references GitHub issue - @username if relevant ## HH:MM #channel-name - [another item] ``` ## Constraints - Be selective. Only notable items. - Include timestamp and channel name. - Keep each entry to 1-2 lines. - Cross-reference GitHub issues when mentioned. - Never write to `/memory` using raw redirects (`>`, `>>`); always use `memory-edit`. - If nothing notable: don't write anything, reply `NO_NOTABLE_ACTIVITY`.