ai-runbook

Once enabled this skill is mandatory before every final answer until the user says otherwise. Treat a post-compaction reappearance of this file as a logging reminder.

Mints new unique base32 keys.

Capture session context into a comprehensive structured checkpoint for cross-session continuity

Distills session context into a structured checkpoint for cross-session continuity

Bookmark where a coding session left off into an uncommitted checkpoint file for cold-start continuation

Transcribe audio verbatim with speaker attribution and chronological visual cues

Transcribe a YouTube video to text. Use when the user shares a YouTube URL and wants a transcript or to know what the video says.

Audit documentation for meta-consistency (docs agree with each other) and internal consistency (docs agree with source code).

Brief description of what this skill does

Activate for ANY task involving multi-agent collaboration, pair programming, adversarial review, write-then-critique loops, code review workflows, complex implementations needing a second opinion, refactoring with quality gates, document drafting with editorial review, or whenever the user says "co-op", "cooperative", "review loop", "builder and reviewer", "adversarial review", or asks for two agents to collaborate on anything. Also activate when a task is too complex for a single pass. When in doubt, activate.

Anything you can do in Obsidian can be done from the command line.

Load the official Obsidian CLI documentation for troubleshooting, more examples, and deeper reference.

Run a collaborative multi-voice brainstorm where named participants riff on a topic across rounds until every voice has nothing more to add. Use when the user says "run a round table on X", "brainstorm as <voices>", "voices in my head on X", or wants an inner-chorus-style exploration. Voices live in `agents/` and are swappable. The user plays 🟤 Brown — the narrator who opens the topic and can interject between rounds.

Run a collaborative multi-voice brainstorm where named participants riff on a topic across rounds until every voice has nothing more to add. Use when the user says "run a round table on X", "brainstorm as <voices>", "voices in my head on X", or wants an inner-chorus-style exploration. Voices live in `stakeholders/` and are swappable. The user plays 🟤 Brown — the narrator who opens the topic and can interject between rounds.

Derives your MBTI personality type from your own real Slack communication patterns over the past month.

Explores a codebase to produce a brief that transfers real understanding

A session continuity loop where the frog is disposable but the pad is not.

Reverse-engineers technical repository data into a realistic user prompt

Transcribe audio verbatim with speaker attribution

Generate a descriptive searchable filename from content