atriblisted

Use atrib as your literal substrate for memory, reasoning, and getting smarter over time, not as instrumentation that observes you from the outside. atrib gives the agent seven cognitive primitives (see [D079](../../DECISIONS.md#d079-the-six-core-cognitive-primitives--atribs-agent-facing-surface) and [D106](../../DECISIONS.md#d106-verify-is-promoted-to-cognitive-primitive-7)): three write tools (emit, annotate, revise) that produce signed records on log.atrib.dev, and four read tools (recall, trace, summarize, verify) that query the resulting graph or check supplied evidence. Use them like commands in a shell. Activate at every session start, before consequential decisions, when claims need to be defendable later, when current reasoning contradicts past records, when starting work that builds on prior sessions, or when expressing confidence / uncertainty that should be findable. Provides session-start ritual, the 7-primitive reference, code-shape examples per primitive, informed_by discipline, diagnostic patt
creatornader/atrib · ★ 5 · AI & Automation · score 77

Install: claude install-skill creatornader/atrib

# atrib: use the protocol from the inside out This skill teaches you to use atrib as substrate for your memory, reasoning, and the way you get smarter across sessions. When the substrate is operational on the host running you, what's missing is YOU using it deliberately at the moments that matter. If you're invoked in a Claude Code session and you're not using atrib's primitives during consequential work, **the substrate is fine but the practice is broken**. This skill is the fix. ## The seven cognitive primitives ([D079](../../DECISIONS.md#d079-the-six-core-cognitive-primitives--atribs-agent-facing-surface), [D106](../../DECISIONS.md#d106-verify-is-promoted-to-cognitive-primitive-7)) atrib exposes seven agent-facing MCP tools. Each is monomorphic: one purpose, one narrow input schema, one composable output. Reach for them like you reach for `cat`, `grep`, `find`, when they're the right tool, use them. | Primitive | Verb | Use it when | Produces / returns | | ----------------- | --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------