reshelf

Resurface the REST of the user's reshelf collection — everything catalogued in their reshelf macOS app EXCEPT the Yard Sale — led by The Collector: the shelved-and-forgotten middle that was never promoted to Top Shelf and often never cloned. Third of the reshelf trio: `reshelf` reads the source of cloned repos, `reshelf-catalog` indexes the whole shelf with a top-shelf bias, and THIS one digs through the rest so kept-around saves don't rot unseen. Trigger it whenever the user asks about the middle of their collection: "what's in my collector?", "the rest of my collection", "what did I shelve and forget?", "resurface my shelf", "oldest stuff I saved", "what's been sitting uncloned the longest?", "anything I collected for X besides my top picks?", "spring-clean my collector", "what should I promote or clone from the rest?". It maps the keeper collection (Yard Sale always excluded) with clone status and shelf age, leads with the forgotten middle, recommends what deserves promoting/cloning, and can pull a not-clo

Survey the user's WHOLE reshelf shelf — every project they catalogued in their reshelf macOS app, whether or not it was cloned to disk — so nothing they shelved gets forgotten. This is the companion to the `reshelf` skill: that one reads the source of repos already cloned to ~/reshelf/repos; THIS one reads the app's full catalog (live store + JSON backups) so it can also surface picks the user saved but never downloaded. Trigger it whenever the user wants the big-picture of their collection rather than code from one clone: "what's on my top shelf?", "everything I've shelved", "my whole catalog / collection", "did I miss cloning something?", "what did I save for X that I haven't downloaded yet?", "what's shelved but not cloned", "recap/overview of my shelf", "top-shelf picks I forgot", "what have I collected for <topic> overall", or comparing/choosing across saved-but-not-cloned options. It lists the catalog with clone status, highlights the not-cloned gap (especially top-shelf), recommends fits across the ful

Use the user's reshelf shelf — the open-source repos they cloned to disk with their reshelf macOS app, full source organized by category at ~/reshelf/repos/<Category>/<repo> — as a hands-on code reference they already curated. Reach for it before searching the open web whenever the user points at repos they already have. Trigger this STRONGLY, even when the user never says the word "reshelf", whenever they gesture at their own collection: "look at my shelf", "my cloned repos", "the repos/references I saved", "what have I collected for X", "my catalog", "stuff I cloned", "is there something I already have for Y", or they name a category they've collected and want to learn from it, borrow patterns from it, compare options, or pick the best one. Typical asks: "what have I got for note-taking and which should I learn from?", "best reference I saved for a menu-bar app — how does it wire it up?", "how do my macOS clones do global hotkeys?", "I'm building Y, what on my shelf is a good base and what should I copy?".