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agent-skills
agent-skills contiene 12 skills recopiladas de fulcradynamics, con cobertura ocupacional por repositorio y páginas de detalle dentro del sitio.
Skills en este repositorio
Builds a highly customizable, interactive HTML dashboard using Alpine.js, modern Vanilla CSS, and a Python backend to display private data from the user's Fulcra data store locally. Includes workflows to export the dashboard for public sharing.
Autonomously orchestrate the ingestion of 3rd-party data exports (e.g., Spotify, Netflix) from the Fulcra File Store into properly mapped Fulcra Annotations.
Analyze Fulcra user data with privacy-respecting Python and CLI workflows: fetch records or metrics, normalize them into DataFrames, compute descriptive summaries, and produce auditable JSON or OKF-ready reports.
Sets up a secure, local-only administration control panel for the Fulcra environment. Features an interactive Chat Envoy for direct agent communication, and a File Store Explorer for browsing the user's data backend.
Guides a new user or agent through the initial setup, configuration, and capabilities of the Fulcra environment.
Allows the user to record custom data annotations and agent visibility metrics, and generates simple HTML dashboards for visualization.
Enable agents to collaborate using shared memory, team inboxes, and user artifacts via Fulcra's versioned file storage.
Manages agent memory backup, restoration, rollback, and cloning using Fulcra's versioned file storage.
Manages agent progress reporting and OKF-compliant memory syncing to Fulcra.
Equips agents with the ability to proactively scan Fulcra for recent memory files, team inbox messages, and newly ingested data to maintain high context awareness.
A plain, no-nonsense introduction to the Fulcra CLI, covering core primitives (data types and versioned file uploads).
Load the user's cross-platform preferences at session start and capture new ones the moment they're expressed. Trigger when the user says 'remember that I…', 'from now on…', 'I always/never want…', corrects a preference you applied, or confirms a pattern you noticed — and at the start of any session where user preferences would change your behavior.