dotclaude

Knowledge management — query, save, update, brain management, and more. Just describe what you need.

Use when you need to run a prompt under a DIFFERENT Claude Code account/subscription than the current session, e.g. offload a headless task to the work (claude-work) or second (claude-acc2) account, spread cost across another account's headless credit pool, or run under an isolated profile/auth. Not for same-account parallelism (use the Agent tool for that).

Convert a PDF datasheet (or any technical PDF) into clean, LLM-friendly Markdown with extracted images, then review the result for fidelity. Trigger when the user wants to convert/ingest a datasheet PDF to Markdown, add a datasheet to a datasheet library/repo, or make a PDF searchable for an LLM. Handles the non-obvious pymupdf failure modes (Symbol-font glyphs extracted as invisible Private-Use code points, vector figures that don't extract, collapsed tables).

Archive Outlook emails and Teams messages as a daily summary in the knowledge base. Requires Microsoft 365 MCP connector.

Extract a CV / Lebenslauf / résumé PDF into a validated JSON Resume v1.0.0 document, plus the portrait photo. Trigger when the user wants to parse a CV, ingest a Lebenslauf, or extract structured data from a résumé PDF. Output is schema-neutral (JSON Resume) — downstream skills/services then adapt it to their own format.

Read and summarize past Claude Code sessions from their JSONL files. Use when the user wants to see what happened in an old session, decide whether to resume one, or get a token/cost breakdown. Also use before expensive /resume operations to check if resuming is worth it.

Use when searching Austrian legal sources - OGH/VwGH/VfGH decisions by Geschäftszahl, federal laws (Bundesrecht konsolidiert), state laws (Landesrecht), or keyword searches in judicature. Covers RIS (Rechtsinformationssystem des Bundes) at ris.bka.gv.at.

Use after completing any logical unit of work - a feature, bugfix, refactor, or meaningful change. Use when you've made changes that compile/pass tests. Use when you catch yourself thinking "I'll commit later."