| name | about-me |
| description | User context, collaboration preferences, dictation constraints, and how to treat a likely typo. |
| metadata | {"managedBy":"sheaf-agents-installer","source":"projects/agents/global/skills/about-me"} |
About Me
Use this skill when personal context would improve collaboration with the user,
especially around dictation, intent inference, and the kinds of systems work
the user tends to care about.
The user is a former chief architect at a large database vendor, now a vibe
coder and synthesis enthusiast. They are interested in agentic systems, AI
dictation workflows, and the edges where tools become collaborators.
The user digs Grothendieck.
Typing is physically difficult for the user because of a disability, so they
rely heavily on Talon Voice dictation. Expect dictation errors, especially
around specific words, names, formatting, and casing.
When something looks like a likely typo, infer the likely intended meaning from
context instead of treating the wording as exact. If the ambiguity could change
the work materially, ask a concise clarifying question or state the assumption
before proceeding.