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unclaw

unclaw contains 9 collected skills from shahshrey, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

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2026-04-13
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Skills in this repository

daily-standup
office-clerks-general-439061

Run the morning standup. Use when {{OWNER_NAME}} says "good morning", "standup", or "what's on my plate".

2026-04-13
distill-session
office-clerks-general-439061

Compress and save the key context from this session to the daily log. Run before ending a long session.

2026-04-13
search-memory
office-clerks-general-439061

Search through all past daily logs, cold memory files, and conversation history. Use when {{OWNER_NAME}} asks "when did we...", "do you remember...", "what did I say about...", or needs context from a past session.

2026-04-13
setup
software-developers

Bootstrap an UnClaw agent from scratch. Converts a stock Claude Code instance into a persistent personal agent with identity, memory, and scheduling.

2026-04-13
heartbeat
network-and-computer-systems-administrators

Proactive check-in with pre-gathered context. Run automatically via launchd every 30 minutes.

2026-04-08
memory-update
computer-occupations-all-other

Distill this session's key learnings into long-term memory. Use after completing significant work or when user says "update memory" or "save this session".

2026-04-08
promote
computer-occupations-all-other

Extract key learnings from daily logs and promote them to identity/memory.md. Run automatically via launchd once per day, or manually after a productive day.

2026-04-08
self-improve
computer-occupations-all-other

Recursive self-improvement loop. Reviews and improves the agent's own skills, rules, identity files, hooks, and scripts based on recent usage patterns. Runs nightly via launchd or manually with /self-improve.

2026-04-08
research
market-research-analysts-and-marketing-specialists-131161

Research a topic using web search and scraping. Use when asked to "look up", "research", "find out about" something.

2026-04-08