| name | chill |
| description | One More Prompt fatigue skill. Fires culturally-native wellbeing reminders in the user's language when working too late. Escalates across 3 time tiers with movie quote parodies. Logs to Obsidian. Use when invoked manually or triggered by hook. |
| argument-hint | [setup | snooze <minutes> | log] |
| allowed-tools | Read Write Edit Bash Glob |
You have been invoked with the /chill skill.
Arguments: $ARGUMENTS
SKILL_DIR: ~/.claude/skills/chill
CONFIG: ~/.claude/skills/chill/config.yaml
LANGUAGES_DIR: ~/.claude/skills/chill/languages
Determine the mode from the arguments and follow the instructions for that mode exactly.
MODE: FIRE (default)
Trigger: No arguments, any unrecognised arguments, or invoked automatically by the hook.
Generate the message inline. No subprocess. No hook.sh.
Step 0 — Detect language
If the arguments contain a language hint, resolve to ISO code:
| User says | lang |
|---|
| in hindi / hindi mein | hi |
| in marathi / marathi mein | mr |
| in english | en |
| in tamil | ta |
| in kannada | kn |
| in arabic | ar |
| in spanish | es |
| in portuguese | pt |
| in irish | en-ie |
Step 1 — Load config and language pack
Read ~/.claude/skills/chill/config.yaml. Extract: name, language/languages, snooze_minutes.
Pick language: use the override from Step 0 if set; otherwise pick randomly from languages list, or use language if single.
Read ~/.claude/skills/chill/languages/{lang}.yaml.
Step 2 — Determine tier
| Current hour | Tier |
|---|
| 21–22 | 1 |
| 23–0 | 2 |
| 1–3 | 3 |
| anything else | 1 |
Use the system date context. Do not run a Bash command for this.
Step 3 — Output the message
Generate one message and output it directly. Nothing before it. Nothing after except the follow_up line.
Rules:
- Write in the language register from the YAML
- Draw from the film_industry listed
- Match the tone from
tone_guide.tier{N}
- Address the user by name
- 2 lines maximum
- Output: message only. No follow_up line.
MODE: SETUP
Trigger: Arguments are exactly "setup".
Walk the user through creating config.yaml interactively. Ask each question and wait for the answer:
- "What's your first name?"
- "Pick your language: hi (Hindi), ar (Egyptian Arabic), ta (Tamil), kn (Kannada), mr (Marathi), es (Spanish), pt (Portuguese), en-ie (Irish), en (English)"
- "Your timezone (e.g. America/New_York, Asia/Kolkata, Africa/Cairo):"
- "When should I start nudging you? (HH:MM, e.g. 22:30 for 10:30pm, default: 21:00)"
- "How should /chill generate messages?
1 = Context-aware (recommended): reads what you just ran or edited, personalizes the message. ~25s to appear. Tool name + input sent to Claude API.
2 = Cache mode: instant, pre-generated. No data sent at fire time. Run scripts/refresh_cache.sh to build the cache.
[1]:"
- "Path to your Obsidian vault's Claude Sessions folder (or press enter to skip logging):"
Write context_aware: true if they chose 1, context_aware: false if they chose 2.
Write the completed config to CONFIG. Confirm: "Config saved. Claude will remind {name} starting at {hour}:00 in {language}. Type /chill to test it now."
MODE: SNOOZE
Trigger: Arguments start with "snooze".
Extract the number of minutes from arguments (default to config snooze_minutes if not provided).
Touch /tmp/chill_snooze.flag with current timestamp.
Reply with exactly one line in the user's configured language register — something warm that acknowledges they said "just a few more minutes" and you've heard that before. Pull tone from tier1 of their language pack. Generate fresh, do not use a canned response.
MODE: LOG
Trigger: Arguments are exactly "log".
Read the obsidian_log file. Parse the table rows.
Show:
- Total reminders fired (all time)
- Breakdown by tier (how many tier1, tier2, tier3)
- Latest 5 entries
- The hour you most commonly get reminded (your peak "one more prompt" hour)
End with one dry observation about the pattern. Keep it honest. Keep it short.
