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Start, monitor, and stop long-running background processes (servers, watchers, builds). Returns immediately with a job ID you can poll for output.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Unified knowledge base — shared Obsidian-compatible vault for curated pages, journal entries, and user notes
Daily scheduled brainstorm (also runnable on demand via /blog-ideas) that reviews the week-so-far across ingested activity, the daily journal, and the blog archive, and maintains a living weekly page of blog-post ideas.
Fetch recent Linkding bookmarks, analyze their content in child agents, and record insights to the vault
Fetch recent Mastodon posts and record interesting content to the vault
Fetch recent activity across all me-to-markdown sources (Mastodon, Linkding, GitHub, Spotify, YouTube, Pocket Casts), analyze each source in a child agent, and record insights to the vault
Fetch new items from subscribed RSS/Atom feeds and record interesting content to the vault
| name | background |
| description | Start, monitor, and stop long-running background processes (servers, watchers, builds). Returns immediately with a job ID you can poll for output. |
| auto-approve | true |
| always-loaded | true |
Use this skill when you need to run something long-running without blocking the conversation — a dev server, a file watcher, a long build.
shell_background_start(command) returns a job_id immediately. The command runs under shell approval (same rules as the regular shell tool).shell_background_status(job_id) polls output and status. Pair with the wait tool to avoid burning iterations in a tight loop:
wait(seconds=5) then shell_background_status(job_id), repeat.shell_background_stop(job_id) terminates the process (SIGTERM, then SIGKILL after 2s).shell_background_list() shows all jobs in the current conversation.