sibyl ยท diff
git:20260710.bd7273d to git:20260710.f65a2aa
12 added, 10 removed. Audit B to B.
---
name: sibyl
description:
Persistent memory and task coordination for this project. Invoke for any prompt about past work,
project state, in-progress tasks, prior decisions, gotchas, or capturing a non-obvious learning.
Also covers semantic search across project knowledge and external docs.
allowed-tools: Bash(sibyl:*)
---
# Sibyl
This stub points at the version-matched workflow shipped by the installed CLI.
- **Load the core pack before knowledge work:**
+ **Load the compact contract at session start:**
```bash
- sibyl skill get core
+ sibyl skill get contract
```
- You get the full `recall -> act -> remember -> reflect` loop, every CLI verb with the flags that
- actually exist on this machine, context pack usage, error patterns to avoid, and lock-conflict
- handling. Don't guess the verbs from training data; the CLI schema changes between releases.
+ It carries the five agent verbs, small enums, and hard rules in about 1k tokens. Before the first
+ write intent (`remember`, `correct`, or a task mutation), load the full version-matched pack:
+ ```bash
+ sibyl skill get core
+ ```
+
**Quick triggers (intent -> verb):**
- "what am i working on" -> `sibyl task list --status doing,blocked`
- - "where did i leave off" -> `sibyl recall "<goal>"`
- - "have we hit this before" / "do we know X" -> `sibyl search "<topic>"`
+ - "where did i leave off" -> `sibyl context "<goal>"`
+ - "have we hit this before" / "do we know X" -> `sibyl context "<topic>"`
- "remember this" / "write this up" / "save this insight" -> `sibyl remember "<title>" "<body>"`
- - "that memory is wrong/stale/superseded" -> `sibyl blame <id>` then `sibyl correct <id> ...`
- - "consolidate this session" -> `sibyl reflect "<notes>" --persist`
+ - "that memory is wrong/stale/superseded" -> `sibyl correct <id>` then add `--action ...`
- Live status: `sibyl context` shows project link and auth; `sibyl health` shows server reachability.
+ Live status: `sibyl health` shows server reachability.
Useful follow-ups:
```bash
sibyl skill list
sibyl skill get workflows
sibyl skill get examples
```
Hooks are separate from skills. Install or update hooks only when the user explicitly wants
automatic prompt/session integration.