| name | whoami |
| description | Generate collaboration identity prompts from scenario questionnaires and map user answers to operational axioms for coding, writing, research, and creative work. Use when a user asks to discover who they are, define communication preferences, build an identity prompt, run a MBTI-like collaboration quiz, or create/update a whoami profile. |
Whoami
Overview
Use this skill to turn a user's implicit collaboration preferences into an operational identity prompt. It is not a personality diagnosis; it produces working defaults for assistants.
Workflow
- Run or present
references/questionnaire-v0.2.json.
- Collect one option per question as an answer JSON file.
- Generate the identity profile:
python3 scripts/generate_identity.py --answers answers.json --out profile.md
- Review the generated profile with the user. Treat every axiom as a candidate until the user confirms it or repeated task corrections validate it.
- Promote only durable, behavior-changing preferences into long-term memory or future system prompts.
Output Standards
Good output is specific enough to change assistant behavior:
- when to ask vs proceed,
- how much evidence to require,
- how direct critique should be,
- how to handle coding, writing, research, and creative modes,
- what not to infer or remember.
Bad output uses flattering labels, broad archetypes, or clinical claims. Do not tell the user they are a personality type.
References
references/questionnaire-v0.2.json - 40 scenario-based single-choice questions.references/axiom-catalog-v0.2.json - operational axiom candidates and activation rules.references/output-template.md - generated identity prompt structure.
Safety
Do not infer sensitive traits, diagnoses, politics, values, or personal life facts from the questionnaire. Store only operational collaboration preferences, and only when the user wants them reused.
