sync-gbrain

name	sync-gbrain
description	Re-index this repo into the local GBrain-style substrate and refresh the Codex port's memory/search guidance.

Sync GBrain

Use this skill when the user asks to sync, refresh, re-index, or update GBrain for this repo.

This is the Codex adaptation of upstream GStack's sync-gbrain. It prefers the local brain/ helpers in this repo and uses the real gbrain CLI only when it is already installed.

Workflow

1. Preserve local changes:
   • run git status --short
   • identify untracked or modified brain/ files before any write
2. Refresh repo knowledge:
   • run python3 scripts/brain_doctor.py if present
   • run python3 scripts/brain_search.py "gstack" and python3 scripts/brain_search.py "gbrain" to verify search still sees the corpus
3. Sync new repo guidance:
   • update tracked docs or skill registries only when the task explicitly requires it
   • leave untracked brain/ pages alone unless the user asked to capture new knowledge
4. If the upstream gbrain CLI exists, use read-only status commands first, then summarize any stronger sync path it offers.
5. If the machine is a configured remote MCP thin client, skip local indexing stages by design and report that remote reachability remains query-time evidence; do not route the missing local engine into repair steps.
6. If schema cleanup is requested, route to schema-unify before any bulk retyping or migration.
7. End with a verdict:
   • local brain active
   • upstream gbrain available or upstream gbrain absent
   • actions taken
   • remaining gaps

Guardrails

• Do not bulk rewrite the brain/ corpus during a sync.
• Do not silently convert file-backed pages into a different store.
• Do not treat upstream GBrain availability as required for the local Codex port to work.
• Do not treat a configured remote thin client as a broken local engine.
• Do not treat generated brain/.raw or brain/sources pages as publishable repo changes unless the user explicitly promotes them.