菜单
Use when the user asks for a synthesis, deeper analysis, or picks up a candidate flagged by bind — drafts a synthesis essay under scrolls/synthesis/ that connects concepts, entities, and sources into a single cross-cutting argument. Propose-before-doing.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Use when the user asks for a weekly review, reflection, or deep pass — updates concept and entity pages with material inscribed since the last bind, creates hubs when warranted, runs the batched Shelves cross-check, and flags synthesis candidates for the user to draft with divine.
Use when the user asks to process the desk, ingest material, or words to that effect — classifies each item in desk/ and dispatches to the Shelves pipeline (catalog items) or the Scrolls pipeline (everything else). The only inbox entry point in Grimoire.
Use when the user asks a substantive question the wiki should be the primary source for — reads the index, pulls relevant pages, synthesizes an answer with wikilinks back to sources, and offers to save reusable answers as reports.
Use when the user asks to audit, lint, or check the wiki — surfaces contradictions, orphans, mentioned-but-missing concepts, stale claims, and weak cross-references. Reports only; does not write except for unambiguous typos and broken links.
Use when the user asks to localize images, pull images local, or roughly monthly — sweeps the corpus for remote image URLs that will rot, downloads them to raw/assets/, and rewrites the markdown references to local relative paths. The name is borrowed from illuminated manuscripts (images in pages).
| name | divine |
| description | Use when the user asks for a synthesis, deeper analysis, or picks up a candidate flagged by bind — drafts a synthesis essay under scrolls/synthesis/ that connects concepts, entities, and sources into a single cross-cutting argument. Propose-before-doing. |
Divine writes synthesis essays. It is the only operation that drafts pages under scrolls/synthesis/. It runs on demand, never automatically.
shelves/CONTEXT_COMPACT.md (loaded lazily, only if the topic plausibly touches the library).Before drafting, tell the user:
Wait for approval. If the user redirects, adjust and re-propose. Synthesis drafts are the most expensive operation; propose-before-doing is non-negotiable.
Write to scrolls/synthesis/<kebab-slug>.md:
---
title: <full title>
created: YYYY-MM-DD
kind: synthesis
drawn_from:
- "[[concepts/<name>]]"
- "[[entities/<name>]]"
- "[[sources/<name>]]"
tags: []
---
# <title>
<body with [[wikilinks]] into the drawn_from pages, relative markdown links to ../shelves/wiki/books/<slug>.md where Shelves is cited>
## What this synthesis does NOT claim
<brief honesty section: limits of the argument, what it doesn't address, what would falsify it>
## See also
- [[page-a]]
- [[page-b]]
Append an entry to scrolls/log.md using the canonical header format:
## YYYY-MM-DD divine — <summary>
Include: the title, the drawn-from list, a one-line summary.
scrolls/index.mdAdd the new synthesis page to the Synthesis section.
Prepend the synthesis to the Recently added & updated section at the top (newest first). Format: - YYYY-MM-DD · synthesis · [[page-slug]] — <one-line summary>. Keep the section capped at ~12 entries — drop the oldest as new ones come in. Update the updated: date in frontmatter.
Home.mdSet the Last divine line under "What's new this cycle" to today's date + the new synthesis title (wikilinked) + a brief parenthetical (~1 sentence) on the argument shape and word count. Bump the updated: date in frontmatter. Leave all other Home sections alone.
Divine does NOT:
bind)consult)Synthesis essays should read like a serious argument, not like a summary. Include disagreements and tensions within the drawn-from material, not just agreements. The user's intellectual_profile from grimoire.json is the frame — match it.