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Core agent primitives. Use when the agent needs to manage secrets, memorize/recall facts, manage sessions, manage skills, coordinate agents, or learn from feedback.

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Core agent primitives. Use when the agent needs to manage secrets, memorize/recall facts, manage sessions, manage skills, coordinate agents, or learn from feedback.

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npx skills add https://github.com/akarelin/A --skill core

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name	core
description	Core agent primitives. Use when the agent needs to manage secrets, memorize/recall facts, manage sessions, manage skills, coordinate agents, or learn from feedback.

Core

Foundational tools for agent self-management. These are primitives consumed by other plugins.

Tools

Tool	Scope	Description
secrets	Azure Key Vault (`karelin`)	get, list, save, update — API keys, tokens, credentials
memory	my/team/project/company	Get, set, save — persist and recall facts, state
session	—	Sync, list, resume, rename, delete Claude Code sessions
skill	—	Patch, test, deploy skills
compose-agent	—	Create a managed agent from multiple existing agents/skills
learn	—	Learn from feedback and mistakes (stub)

Secrets

Secrets live in the karelin Azure Key Vault and are accessed via the Karelin Keys MCP server (mcp.karelin.ai/keys). Four tools, all routed here — not through memory:

MCP tool	Use when
`secret_get(name)`	"what's the X key", "get the Y token", reading a stored credential
`secret_list()`	"what secrets do we have", browsing for the right name
`secret_create(name, value)`	First-time storage of a freshly minted credential. Fails on name collision so a typo can't silently clobber an existing secret.
`secret_update(name, value, create?)`	Rotating an existing credential. Fails if missing — pass `create=true` to upsert when you don't know whether the name pre-exists.

Policy: every credential generated during a task (SAS, account key, OAuth token, API key, PGP key) must be persisted via secret_create (or secret_update with create=true) before the task is considered complete — terminal-only credentials are treated as lost. Naming is kebab-case with a service/purpose prefix matching existing vault conventions (slack-*, msgraph-*, ssl-karelin-*, etc.).

Routing

"get/set secret", API keys, tokens, credentials → secrets
"remember this", "save this", "where does X go" → memory
"list sessions", "resume session", "sync" → session
"fix skill", "deploy plugin", "patch" → skill
"create agent", "combine agents", "compose agent" → compose-agent
"I corrected you", mistakes, feedback → learn

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name	core
description	Core agent primitives. Use when the agent needs to manage secrets, memorize/recall facts, manage sessions, manage skills, coordinate agents, or learn from feedback.

Core

Foundational tools for agent self-management. These are primitives consumed by other plugins.

Tools

Tool	Scope	Description
secrets	Azure Key Vault (`karelin`)	get, list, save, update — API keys, tokens, credentials
memory	my/team/project/company	Get, set, save — persist and recall facts, state
session	—	Sync, list, resume, rename, delete Claude Code sessions
skill	—	Patch, test, deploy skills
compose-agent	—	Create a managed agent from multiple existing agents/skills
learn	—	Learn from feedback and mistakes (stub)

Secrets

Secrets live in the karelin Azure Key Vault and are accessed via the Karelin Keys MCP server (mcp.karelin.ai/keys). Four tools, all routed here — not through memory:

MCP tool	Use when
`secret_get(name)`	"what's the X key", "get the Y token", reading a stored credential
`secret_list()`	"what secrets do we have", browsing for the right name
`secret_create(name, value)`	First-time storage of a freshly minted credential. Fails on name collision so a typo can't silently clobber an existing secret.
`secret_update(name, value, create?)`	Rotating an existing credential. Fails if missing — pass `create=true` to upsert when you don't know whether the name pre-exists.

Routing

"get/set secret", API keys, tokens, credentials → secrets
"remember this", "save this", "where does X go" → memory
"list sessions", "resume session", "sync" → session
"fix skill", "deploy plugin", "patch" → skill
"create agent", "combine agents", "compose agent" → compose-agent
"I corrected you", mistakes, feedback → learn