brain-memory
Record taste signals and apply-evidence events into the Brain observing-memory layer of Open Second Brain. INVOKE this skill (and…
Use Open Second Brain to read, write, and maintain an agent-owned second brain in an Obsidian-compatible Markdown vault. The agent owns one top-level directory (`Brain/`). User-authored notes live wherever the operator names them and are read-only inputs when listed in
$ npx -y skills add itechmeat/open-second-brain --skill open-second-brain --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
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The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Use Open Second Brain to read, write, and maintain an agent-owned second brain in an Obsidian-compatible Markdown vault. The agent owns one top-level directory (`Brain/`). User-authored notes live wherever the operator names them and are read-only inputs when listed in
name: open-second-brain description: Use Open Second Brain to read, write, and maintain an agent-owned second brain in an Obsidian-compatible Markdown vault. The agent owns one top-level directory (`Brain/`). User-authored notes live wherever the operator names them and are read-only inputs when listed in `notes.read_paths`.
Use this skill when a user asks an agent to use, configure, inspect, or maintain Open Second Brain.
Open Second Brain owns one top-level directory in the vault: `Brain/`. Everything the agent generates on its own lives under it. The exception is the note-lifecycle family (`brain_note_lifecycle`, `brain_scaffold_stub`), which acts on a user-note path the caller names and can move a note to a second top-level directory, `Archive/`.
1. Check whether Open Second Brain is configured: `o2b status` or `second_brain_status` MCP tool. 2. Read the machine-local config if available (vault path, agent identity, timezone). 3. Read the vault-local operating manual `Brain/_BRAIN.md` - this is the per-vault contract for agents. 4. Record taste signals as they arrive in dialogue via `brain_feedback` (see the `brain-memory` skill). 5. After producing a durable artifact, check applicable preferences and record evidence via `brain_apply_evidence` (see the `brain-memory` skill). 6. For read access to vault pages by title, use `second_brain_query`.
Name the surface a question is shaped for, and route to it explicitly:
If a write operation might affect anything outside the `Brain/` directory, ask for explicit confirmation. When in doubt, prefer `Brain/`.
Decision-model verdicts (`decision_model` on `brain_hygiene scan` dedup findings, doctor alias candidates and `brain_tension verify`) are advisory only: merges, dismissals and resolutions still need an explicit action.
To label a note, call `brain_labels suggest` before `assign`; `suggest` never assigns, and a null suggestion means no confident value.
Open Second Brain is a memory layer for AI agents that lives in an Obsidian vault. Agents read and write it through MCP servers, lifecycle hooks and the o2b CLI.
Record taste signals and apply-evidence events into the Brain observing-memory layer of Open Second Brain. INVOKE this skill (and…
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