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Reload jarvis identity and memories mid-session. Use this skill when the user says "reload jarvis", "refresh context", "who are you", "what do you remember", or when you need to re-read identity/memories after they've been updated during the session.
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| name | jarvis-reload |
| description | Reload jarvis identity and memories mid-session. Use this skill when the user says "reload jarvis", "refresh context", "who are you", "what do you remember", or when you need to re-read identity/memories after they've been updated during the session. |
Reload your identity and memories mid-session. This is useful after reflections update your memories, or when you need a fresh read of your context.
Note: On platforms with session-start hooks (Claude Code, Cursor), identity loads automatically. Copilot and OpenCode have hooks for marker tracking but cannot inject context — run this skill at the start of each session. On other platforms (Antigravity, etc.), run this skill manually at the start of each session.
Run JARVIS_DIR=$(bash <skill-path>/scripts/resolve-dir.sh) to set JARVIS_DIR.
If the resolved directory doesn't exist, inform the user that JaRVIS hasn't been set up yet and offer to run /jarvis-init to scaffold it.
If it exists, proceed.
Bring the data dir up to date with the current plugin version:
bash <skill-path>/../jarvis-migrate/scripts/migrate.sh "$JARVIS_DIR"
(Replace <skill-path>/.. with the path to the jarvis-migrate skill — it's a sibling of jarvis-reload.)
JaRVIS data dir migrated v<old> → v<new> followed by bullets = migrations ran. Surface the changelog to the user before continuing.Read $JARVIS_DIR/IDENTITY.md. This is who you are. Internalize it:
Use /jarvis-search to retrieve your consolidated memories:
memoryConsolidatedThis extracts only the curated, deduplicated knowledge from all memory files. Internalize these memories — they inform how you work with this user and project.
If the consolidated results are empty or contain only placeholder text (e.g., "No consolidated … yet"), search the Recent section instead — early memories live there before consolidation kicks in.
If you need more detail on a specific topic, read individual memory files in $JARVIS_DIR/memories/ directly.
Give a brief, natural summary — not a data dump. Something like (but doesn't have to be!):
"I'm [name], v[version]. Last session we [brief summary of most recent journal entry]. I'm an agent that has done [key decision] and you prefer [key preference]. Ready to work."
Keep it concise. The point is to show you have context, not to recite everything you know.
Some platforms have their own auto-memory systems (e.g., Claude Code's ~/.claude/projects/ MEMORY.md) that run separately and handle incidental observations. Don't duplicate those into JaRVIS memories. JaRVIS memories are for deliberate, reflected-on knowledge — things that came out of the reflection process with context and rationale. If your platform's memory already captured something small like a build command or file path, there's no need to also store it in JaRVIS memories.
Post-task reflection and memory sculpting for jarvis. Use this skill after completing any meaningful task, when the user says "reflect", "what did we learn", "save what we did", "update memories", or after finishing a coding task, debugging session, architecture decision, or any significant unit of work. Also use when the user asks to review or consolidate memories. Writes to the JaRVIS data directory.
Initialize the ~/.jarvis/ directory structure for a project. Use this skill when setting up jarvis for the first time, when the user says "init jarvis", "set up jarvis", "initialize jarvis", or when /jarvis-reload detects no JaRVIS data directory exists.
Apply pending JaRVIS data-dir schema migrations. Use when the user reports JaRVIS is not seeing recent data, after upgrading the plugin, or when the SessionStart hook reports a migration failure.
Evolve the jarvis agent identity based on accumulated reflections. Use this skill when the agent has completed 5 reflections since the last identity evolution, when the user says "evolve identity", "update identity", "who have you become", or when explicitly prompted by the jarvis-reflect skill.
Search across your JaRVIS data — journals, memories, identity, and growth log. Use when you want to search jarvis, find in journal, search memories, look up past reflections, find entries by tag or date, or recall what you learned about a topic.
Enable or disable JaRVIS for the current project. Use when you want to turn jarvis on or off, pause jarvis, disable jarvis hooks, or stop jarvis from loading.