rivetOS

Auto-activate on any question about past work, decisions, commands, or facts ("what did we do this morning/yesterday/today", "remember when", "have we seen this error before", "what is the IP of X", "where does Y live"). Encodes the optimal RivetOS memory recall discipline across all agents (rivet-claude, rivet-hermes, grok). Prefers time-bounded browse with window= first, multi-angle search + trigram fallback, and cross-agent awareness.

Quickly check the health and coverage of the RivetOS memory store. Use when the user asks about memory status, how much history exists, compaction state, or "is memory working?"

'Quick recall of everything from today (local time). Use when user says "what happened today", "anything today about X", "show me today\'s work", or similar time-bounded requests for the current day.'

'Quick recall of everything from yesterday (local time). Use on "what did we do yesterday", "yesterday\'s changes", "check yesterday for X", etc.'

Auto-load this when the user asks about anything from a past conversation or a specific time window — "what did we do this morning / yesterday / today / recently / earlier / last week", "check memory", "do you remember", "have we seen this before", "what was that thing we tried", "did we already…", "what was the IP/MAC/password of X". Also use for any "where does X live" / "what is the IP of Y" infra lookup. Encodes the rivet-memory recall discipline — browse-with-date-range FIRST for time-bounded questions, multi-angle search plus trigram fallback for topic questions. Companion to the rivet_memory Hermes memory provider.

This skill should be used whenever the user asks about something that happened in a past conversation or a specific time window — "what did we do this morning / yesterday / today / recently / earlier / last week", "check memory", "do you remember", "have we seen this before", "what was that thing we tried", "did we already…", "what was the IP/MAC/password of X". Also use for any "where does X live" / "what is the IP of Y" infra lookup. Encodes the rivet-memory recall discipline — browse-with-date-range FIRST for time-bounded questions, multi-angle search plus trigram fallback for topic questions.