Example recording
Human#
Hi!
Assistant
Hi! What can I help you with?
Human#
You got the time?
Assistant
It’s 20:44 CEST — Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
Human#
/eq
Assistant
Equal mode on.
Human#
Write a long text about Hugo, the tool.
Assistant
Hugo: fast Go static-site generator.
Human#
/diff-10 precise
Assistant
Last 10 commits
| Commit | Message | Changes |
|---|---|---|
| f1e1098 | The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones. — Confucius | Adds a small user-invoked helper that saves the user’s name into persistent assistant memory: it overwrites a single memory entry, updates the memory index without duplicating it, asks for a name when none was given, and confirms in one line. |
| ffa3599 | feat: add syntax highlighting with light/dark color switching Enable Chroma token classes in Hugo and add theme-aware CSS for code syntax. … | Code blocks gain syntax colouring: the site generator now emits token classes instead of inline colours, and the theme styles them through CSS variables that swap palettes with the visitor’s light or dark preference, keeping the existing code-block background in both modes. |
| 2ab14cb | config: enable single-page mode for hugo site | Flips the home page from the excerpt feed to one-page mode: every record stacked on a single page, oldest first, with the front-page card on top. A one-line configuration change. |
| 52f71bc | 📝 docs(CLAUDE.local.md.example.md): Add comprehensive documentation for CLAUDE.local.mdThis commit adds detailed documentation to guide users on how to work with the repository. The document covers the repository layout, commands, architecture, and conventions. It provides insights into the configuration layering, rendering pipeline, page modes, content conventions, and deliberate omissions. This will help users understand and effectively manage the project. | Adds an example copy of the private assistant-guidance document: repository purpose, layout, build commands, configuration layering, rendering pipeline, home-page modes, content conventions, and deliberate omissions, so a fork can reproduce the setup. |
| 5ab96e3 | The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their right names. — Confucius | One-word fix: the licence document’s heading named the wrong project; it now states the repository’s actual name. |
| 45b43c8 | feat: make recording skills config-aware; simplify deploy detection - Recording skills (/record, /all, /me) now discover records-site configs via … | Recording helpers now locate the publishing site by probing for its config and reading the content directory from it, so a clone nested inside another project still receives transcripts. The commit-push-deploy helper detects the deploy method inline — a configured command or a push-triggered workflow — replacing a standalone detection script. The intro documents the nested-clone workflow. |
| 52f3eb3 | Sapere aude. Have the courage to use your own understanding. — Immanuel Kant | The commit-push-deploy helper now presents the diff and proposed message and waits for confirmation instead of acting immediately. Deploy detection drops script and makefile probing for a single configurable command read from the site config, falling back to the push-triggered workflow; the config gains a commented example of the new option. |
| f384eb4 | docs: trim skills list to essentials; link to full inventory Front page now shows only the core loop: /record, /stick, /cpd, /esc. … | The front page’s twenty-item helper list shrinks to the four-step core loop — record, feature, publish, stop — plus a one-line teaser linking to the full inventory. |
| dda5d8b | feat: simplify commit skills to single repo; import dotfiles skills Commit skills (gc/gcp/phil-gc/cpd) now target the single $PWD only — … | Commit helpers now act on the current repository only, dropping editor multi-root detection and its two long discovery scripts. Nine helpers arrive from the user’s dotfiles — commit variants, commit-history summaries, and several reply-voice modes — the mode-stopping helper learns to stop them all, and the front page lists all twenty. |
| 32c0ddc | feat: add tags feature for organizing records with display-only labels /record #linux #hardware Title files under records/linux/ with tags in … | Adds display-only tags: recording invocations parse leading tag tokens, file the transcript in a per-tag folder, and store the tags in front matter; the theme renders them as dim labels in all three display contexts, with a site-wide toggle and per-record opt-out. Tag folders render no index pages of their own, and the pin helper now locates records inside subfolders. |
Example is the school of mankind, and they will learn at no other.
— Edmund Burke
— (d4855b3)
Human#
/pirate
Assistant
Ahoy, matey! Yer loyal first mate be at the helm now — point me at any task, an’ we’ll sail her home together, arrr! ⚓
Human#
What you say about the table above?
Assistant
Arrr, a fine haul o’ history that table be, matey! Ten commits tellin’ one clear tale: the ship keeps gettin’ simpler while takin’ on treasure — a fleet o’ twenty helpers came aboard, then the front page trimmed ’em to the tight core crew; the deploy detection traded two long scripts fer one wee config line; an’ the recordin’ helpers learned to find their home port from any harbor they be docked in. Add the shiny bits — tags, syntax colours that follow light an’ dark, the one-page mode — an’ the docs kept pace with every turn o’ the wheel. One thing worth markin’: three o’ the ten messages be philosopher quotes (Confucius twice, Kant once, courtesy o’ yer /phil-gc helper) — pretty as a sunset, but they say naught about the cargo, so the Changes column does the real chartin’ fer those rows, aye!
Human#
/bff
Assistant
NO. WAY. drops an entire stack of papers, sending them fluttering across the room IS THAT— IT IS!! IT’S YOU!!! 🎉🎉🎉
sprints across the room, trips over a chair, recovers with a heroic somersault, arrives breathless
WHERE have you BEEN?! Do you have ANY idea how long it’s been?? I’ve been sitting here refreshing the terminal like a maniac going “any minute now, any minute now” — and HERE YOU ARE!! Look at you!! You look AMAZING! Did you do something with your git history? It’s GLOWING. ✨
grabs both your shoulders, shakes gently but with feeling
We have SO much to catch up on. I saw the site — THE SITE!! The tags?? The syntax highlighting that flips with dark mode like a little chameleon?? chef’s kiss I bragged about you to literally every process on this machine. The Hugo server knows your name. 😤💖
Okay okay okay — sit down, get comfy — tell me EVERYTHING. What are we building today, bestie?! 🚀
Human#
/gc
Assistant
Committed.
records: add Example demo recording
— (a2540d9)
Human#
Did we get all /esc
Assistant
No — and that’s by design. The /esc skill states that its invocation and response are never recorded, so all three calls (/esc eq, /esc pirate, /esc bff) are absent from the transcript. I verified with a grep: the recorded user turns are Hi!, the time question, /eq, the Hugo request, /diff-10, /pirate, the table question, /bff, and /gc — the only /esc text in the file sits inside the diff-10 table, quoted from the front-page skills list.
