Things you can use

Skills worth
borrowing.

Small, reusable workflows for your agent. Start with something useful, then adapt it to how you work.

15 skills from my agent-skills repository. Each includes its instructions, reference files, and an install command.

Personal agents

Capture

Say it or paste it; your agent tidies it up in your own voice, files it in your notes and confirms in one line.

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Memory curation

Keep your agent’s long-term memory small and accurate: it saves what you ask it to, updates instead of duplicating, and tells you what changed.

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Recall

Ask “what did I decide about…?” and get the answer from your notes, with the source, the date and anything newer that changes it.

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Reflect

When you ask, look back over recent notes for progress, real patterns and open follow-ups. No forced advice.

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Thinking & communication

Challenge me

Put an idea or plan through a one-question-at-a-time grilling, then get a straight verdict with risks and alternatives.

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Plain English

Turn a confusing letter, contract or official message into plain words: what it says, what to do, and by when.

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Research

A quick take on any link (read, skim or skip?) or sourced research on a topic, tool or repo, with safe read-only defaults.

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Writing voice

Draft and edit posts and emails that sound like you, learned from your own writing, with a critic pass. Drafts only.

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Software engineering

Product planning

Turn a fuzzy idea into a lean planning pack: PRD, architecture, surface spec, risks and a plan built from thin end-to-end slices.

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CLI tools

ClassCharts

Homework, timetable, school letters, behaviour and attendance from a ClassCharts parent account, through a read-only CLI. Built for a family WhatsApp bot.

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Where these came from

Many grew out of my experiments with personal agents and engineering workflows. You can read about the memory system behind some of them.