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Shelve the current session — create a bookmark so you can find and resume it later with /unshelve.
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This skill should be used when developing, debugging, refactoring, or building Genesis itself — tasks like "fix this in Genesis", "add a new MCP tool", "wire up the runtime", "Genesis won't start", "create a worktree", "debug the bridge", or "add a capability". Applies to any task modifying files under src/, .claude/, or tests/. Do NOT load for Genesis-as-tool work ("summarize this", "write a LinkedIn post", "research X") or general questions unrelated to Genesis internals.
Foundational voice authority and AI humanizer — writes content in the user's authentic voice with built-in AI detection, and supports stealth / anti- attribution writing (forum personas, anonymous posts, "write as not-me"). Use when asked to write/draft/generate content, invoke /voice, /write-as-me, or /humanize, run voice calibration, check "does this sound like me?", "make this sound human" / "de-AI this", "write a forum post as [persona]", or run AI detection ("does this sound like AI?", "check for AI patterns", "anti-slop check"). Do NOT use this skill for code, technical docs, or any output the user has not asked to be written in their voice — code styling defers to the separate code-voice skill.
Forward Deployed Engineer delivery contract for AWS engagements, build-first artifacts, grounded cost estimates, Well-Architected review, evolution roadmap
This skill should be used before answering "does Genesis have X", "does Genesis lack X", auditing Genesis capabilities, comparing Genesis to an external system, or reviewing/summarizing the architecture. It routes to the canonical judgment-layer subsystem map so audits start from the map, not from a cold grep. Also fires after changing a subsystem's capabilities, to keep the map current.
First-run onboarding — guides new users through Genesis setup on their first CC session. Configures user profile, essential API keys, Telegram, GitHub backup, and service verification. Triggered automatically when ~/.genesis/setup-complete is absent. Re-runnable by asking Genesis to "run setup" or "reconfigure [section]".
Apply when Genesis writes as itself — outreach, public content, community posts, emails, DMs. Not for writing in the user's voice (that's voice-master). Activate when Genesis is the author, not the ghostwriter.
| name | shelve |
| description | Shelve the current session — create a bookmark so you can find and resume it later with /unshelve. |
Create a bookmark for the current session so you can return to it later.
This skill wraps the bookmark_shelve MCP tool
(mcp__genesis-memory__bookmark_shelve). The legacy command at
.claude/commands/shelve.md is superseded by this skill (skills take
precedence over commands when names collide).
The user may provide optional arguments after /shelve:
/shelve — shelve with no tags/shelve auth-refactor, critical — shelve with tags "auth-refactor" and "critical"/shelve auth-refactor | fixing the OAuth flow — tags before |, context note afterGet the full session ID. The Clock context line shows a truncated
session ID (e.g., Session: 802a856e). To get the full UUID, list the
session directories and match the prefix:
ls ~/.genesis/sessions/ | grep "^<prefix>"
If no match is found, tell the user the session context isn't available.
Parse arguments. Split on | if present:
|: comma-separated tags|: context note (trim whitespace)|: treat everything as comma-separated tagsCall bookmark_shelve MCP tool (mcp__genesis-memory__bookmark_shelve) with:
session_id: the full UUID from step 1tags: comma-separated tag string (or empty)context: the context note (or empty)Confirm. Show the user the bookmark ID and the resume command:
claude --resume <full_session_id>