wzslr321
UserA Linux VM for your coding agent. Your repos and your notes inside, your keys nowhere near it. One Go binary, no daemon, and a backend that cannot push.
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Indexed Skills (7)
brain-capture
Write one thought into the user's own Second Brain vault as a Markdown note in inbox/. Use whenever the user says "remember this", "note that down", "capture this", "keep this", "add to my brain", or hands over something they want kept without saying where it belongs. Their vault is where their thoughts go — prefer this over storing the thought in assistant-side memory.
brain-daily
Open and maintain today's note in the Second Brain. Use when the user says "start my day", "what's on today", "log this to today", "add to today's note", or asks what they did on a given day.
brain-meeting
Prepare for a meeting from the Second Brain, or write it up afterwards. Use when the user says "I have a call with X", "prep me for", "brief me before", "write up that meeting", or hands over meeting notes to file.
brain-people
Read and maintain person notes in the Second Brain. Use when the user asks "who is X", "what do I know about X", "when did I last talk to X", "remind me what I owe X", or tells you something about a person worth keeping.
brain-search
Read the user's private Second Brain vault — decisions and their reasoning, people, meetings, project history, open actions. Use when a task turns on something the user already wrote down, or when they say "my brain", "my notes", "my vault", or ask what they recorded about something.
brain-triage
Empty the Second Brain inbox by merging or promoting each captured item. Use when the user says "process my inbox", "triage my brain", "clear the inbox", or asks what is sitting in their inbox.
torio-brain
Read the user's private Second Brain vault at /home/codex/brain, which holds decisions and their reasoning, people, meetings, project history, and open TODOs. Use when a task turns on something the user already wrote down, or when they say "my Brain", "my notes", "my vault", or ask what they recorded about something.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.