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Validate the format and health of your JaRVIS data directory. Use when you want to check jarvis health, validate jarvis entries, verify journal format, or ensure memories and identity are well-formed.
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Reload jarvis identity and memories mid-session. Use this skill when the user says "reload jarvis", "refresh context", "who are you", "what do you remember", or when you need to re-read identity/memories after they've been updated during the session.
Post-task reflection and memory sculpting for jarvis. Use this skill after completing any meaningful task, when the user says "reflect", "what did we learn", "save what we did", "update memories", or after finishing a coding task, debugging session, architecture decision, or any significant unit of work. Also use when the user asks to review or consolidate memories. Writes to the JaRVIS data directory.
Initialize the ~/.jarvis/ directory structure for a project. Use this skill when setting up jarvis for the first time, when the user says "init jarvis", "set up jarvis", "initialize jarvis", or when /jarvis-reload detects no JaRVIS data directory exists.
Apply pending JaRVIS data-dir schema migrations. Use when the user reports JaRVIS is not seeing recent data, after upgrading the plugin, or when the SessionStart hook reports a migration failure.
Evolve the jarvis agent identity based on accumulated reflections. Use this skill when the agent has completed 5 reflections since the last identity evolution, when the user says "evolve identity", "update identity", "who have you become", or when explicitly prompted by the jarvis-reflect skill.
Search across your JaRVIS data — journals, memories, identity, and growth log. Use when you want to search jarvis, find in journal, search memories, look up past reflections, find entries by tag or date, or recall what you learned about a topic.
| name | jarvis-validate |
| description | Validate the format and health of your JaRVIS data directory. Use when you want to check jarvis health, validate jarvis entries, verify journal format, or ensure memories and identity are well-formed. |
Check that your JaRVIS artifacts are well-formed and complete.
Run JARVIS_DIR=$(bash <skill-path>/scripts/resolve-dir.sh) to set JARVIS_DIR.
If the resolved directory doesn't exist, inform the user they need to run /jarvis-init first, then stop.
Run the validation script against the JaRVIS data directory:
bash <skill-path>/scripts/validate.sh $JARVIS_DIR
The script checks:
## Consolidated, ## Recent)IDENTITY.md): required sections (Core, Personality, Expertise, Principles, Tool Mastery, User Model), version formatGROWTH.md): table structure, valid data rowsPresent the validation results to the user. For any failures or warnings:
/jarvis-reflect to create a properly formatted entry" or "add the missing ## Consolidated section to memories/preferences.md")If everything passes, confirm the JaRVIS data directory is healthy.