innerscape

name	innerscape
description	Use Innerscape for personal-growth OS workflows: journaling, emotional check-ins, habits, goals, tasks, sleep logs, decluttering, capture inboxes, reviews, and gentle self-awareness planning. Trigger when an agent needs to help with reflective organization without overstepping into diagnosis or life automation.

Innerscape

Use this skill when a task involves Innerscape product work or when a user asks for structured self-awareness, journaling, review, habit, goal, or decluttering support using Innerscape's model.

Start Here

• Read ../../README.md for repo structure and modules.
• Use the CLI for quick module and planning context: innerscape brief, innerscape modules, or innerscape plan.
• Use the MCP server when an agent host should call project tools directly: innerscape-mcp.
• Backend work lives in ../../apps/backend; mobile work lives in ../../apps/mobile; shared types live in ../../packages/shared.

Workflow

1. Classify the task by module: Mind, Flow, Body, Hub, or Trade.
2. Keep output practical and small. Prefer one grounding observation, one next move, and one follow-up capture point.
3. Use Innerscape's API and shared types when implementing product behavior; do not invent a parallel data model.
4. For reflective workflows, separate observation, interpretation, and action so the user can disagree with the interpretation.
5. Keep personal-growth language gentle. Do not diagnose, moralize, or claim certainty about the user's inner state.

CLI Examples

innerscape brief
innerscape modules
innerscape plan --focus "weekly review" --energy low --horizon today

MCP Setup

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "innerscape": {
      "command": "innerscape-mcp"
    }
  }
}

Guardrails

• Do not provide medical or mental-health diagnosis.
• Do not automate major personal decisions.
• Ask for consent before turning sensitive reflection into durable tasks, records, or plans.
• Prefer reversible, small steps when the user is overwhelmed.