braynee

Backfill structured session summaries from Claude Code .jsonl transcripts into the vault's per-project Sessions folder. Distills each CC session into TL;DR / Goal / Outcome / Decisions / Blockers / Next / References — agent- and human-searchable, not raw transcripts. Use when user says "backfill sessions", "summarize my sessions for X", "fill in the empty session notes", or wants to make QMD project history actually useful.

Second brain onboarding wizard. Scaffolds PARA vault structure, company knowledge base, detects git projects from the filesystem, seeds company notes from the web, installs Obsidian plugins, initializes Git/Beads/QMD, and writes CLAUDE.md. Use when user says "setup", "set up my vault", "onboard", "initialize second brain", "run setup", or installs this plugin for the first time.

Client relationship management. Look up client context, log engagement notes, track status, and prep for meetings. Use when user says "client notes", "pull up [client name]", "update client", "new client", "prep for [client] call", "log meeting", "client status".

Open, create, or update today's daily note. Review yesterday, plan today, log progress. Use when user says "open today", "daily note", "what's today", "log this", "what did I do yesterday", "plan my day", "morning review", "EOD".

Run a Brain Check — audit your second brain across Setup, Connections, Beads, Memory, and Inbox. Use when user says "brain check", "health check", "system status", "what's broken", "what needs attention", "check connections", "what's backed up".

Export Claude Code sessions to Obsidian markdown. Sync, list, resume, annotate sessions. Use when user says "sync session", "export session", "log session", "add session note", "close session", "resume session".

Create, find, and link atomic notes in your Zettelkasten. Distill insights into permanent notes with backlinks. Use when user says "add to zettelkasten", "atomic note", "permanent note", "note on X", "link this idea", "what atoms do I have on", "write a zettel", "capture this insight".

Opens a live visual dashboard of your Claude Code configuration and usage analytics. Use when user says "open braynee", "show my settings", "view my Claude Code config", "open settings dashboard", "show my analytics", "how much have I used Claude Code", or any request to inspect their Claude Code configuration or usage data visually.

Author and manage Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) under "2. Areas/Product Manager/PRDs/". Scaffolds new PRDs against the braynee schema, audits existing ones, and seeds beads issues from the Acceptance Criteria section. Use when user says "new PRD", "draft PRD", "create PRD", "write a PRD", "PRD for <X>", "audit PRDs", "seed beads from PRD", "convert PRD to issues".

Operate Docker locally for dev work — containers, images, Compose stacks, and Docker Desktop lifecycle. Use when the user says "docker", "spin up a container", "what's running", "docker compose up/down", "build an image", "view logs", "exec into", "stop/remove a container", "free up docker space", "prune", "restart docker desktop", "is docker running", or any local Docker task.

Drive Playwright from the CLI for end-to-end browser testing and AI-assisted test authoring with Playwright Test Agents (Planner, Generator, Healer). Use when the user says "write e2e tests", "playwright", "browser test", "test a web page/app", "record a test", "codegen", "show the trace/report", "fix the failing e2e test", "heal my tests", "set up playwright agents", or wants to plan/generate/repair Playwright tests. Universal — runs via `npx`, assumes no global install.

Pour a beads workflow formula — turn a recipe into a linked, gated molecule of beads issues with one command. Walks the user through picking a formula (project, engagement, braynee-release) and supplying its vars, then runs `bd mol pour`. Use when the user says "pour", "start a project", "new client engagement", "ship a release", "kick off X", "spin up a workflow", or "/braynee:pour".

Load context from previous Claude Code sessions and vault notes. Temporal queries scan JSONL session files by date. Topic queries use QMD BM25 search with query expansion. Every recap ends with "One Thing" — the single highest-leverage next action. Use when user says "recap", "what did we work on", "what was I doing", "load context", "yesterday", "last week", "remember when", "prime context".

Generate a comprehensive insights report from ALL Claude Code conversations across ALL projects. Covers every session ever, not just recent ones. Use when the user wants a complete overview of their entire Claude Code usage history. Unlike the built-in /insights which only analyzes recent sessions, Insightful merges 5 data sources (history.jsonl, stats-cache, facets, session indexes, and full .jsonl transcripts) to produce a rich HTML report covering your complete history — every project, every session, all time.

Create, complete, list, query, and time-track tasks via the mtn CLI (TaskNotes, file-based). Use when the user says "add task", "create task", "complete task", "mark done", "what are my tasks", "what should I work on", "what's overdue", "start a timer", "tasknotes", "what's on my list".

Create Excalidraw diagrams in Obsidian using the ExcalidrawAutomate (EA) API. Generates .excalidraw files saved directly to the vault — no external tools needed, Obsidian renders them natively. Two modes: (1) Single diagram on demand for any workflow, architecture, process, or data model — trigger on "diagram this", "draw a flowchart", "create an architecture diagram", "visualize this", "make an Excalidraw". (2) Full codebase walkthrough — autonomously reads a codebase and produces a complete visual system documentation (architecture, data flow, sequence, ER) plus interlinked Markdown notes — trigger on "document this codebase", "walk through this system", "diagram this app", "map out this repo", "create documentation for this project".

Create and edit Obsidian Bases (.base files) with views, filters, formulas, and summaries. Use when working with .base files, creating database-like views of notes, or when the user mentions Bases, table views, card views, filters, or formulas in Obsidian.

Interact with Obsidian vaults using the Obsidian CLI to read, create, search, and manage notes, tasks, properties, and more. Also supports plugin and theme development with commands to reload plugins, run JavaScript, capture errors, take screenshots, and inspect the DOM. Use when the user asks to interact with their Obsidian vault, manage notes, search vault content, perform vault operations from the command line, or develop and debug Obsidian plugins and themes.

Search your vault using QMD (semantic + BM25). Find notes, decisions, resources, and connections. Use when user says "find", "search for", "what do I know about", "look up", "pull notes on", "where did I write about", "any notes on".

This skill should be used when the user asks about vault session management, project context loading, session lifecycle, or mentions 'vault-query', session start/close/list, or project context aggregation.