brainlisted

Connect the current session to a brain for reading context and documenting activity. Use when the user asks to document work in the brain, connect to it, or log progress to their second brain. Triggers: "document in brain", "connect to brain", "log to brain", "update my brain", "brain", or any reference to documenting activity in the user's brain.
juanyque/agent-brain · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 67

Install: claude install-skill juanyque/agent-brain

# Brain Connector Connect the current session to a notes brain, load its operating model, and document session activity there. Obsidian vaults are supported, but Obsidian is not required. ## Invocation routing - No arguments, `session`, `nueva sesión`, `new session`, `inicio sesión`, `connect`, or `start` → run the session-start protocol: resolve the brain, run `session_open.py` (see "After brain resolution"), consume the compact digest, and follow Flow 2 (`new session`) for the detected scenario. Flow 2 creates today's daily note when it is missing — first consolidating the durable work of clearly-finished previous sessions (State-driven rollover), then closing the previous day. Starting the day is part of session start and does **not** require an explicit `nuevo día` instruction. - `new-day`, `nuevo día`, `cambio de día`, `cambia de día`, or `we changed day` → run the day-rollover protocol. Resolve the brain, run `session_open.py` (day_rollover_detected will be `yes`), load `RULES-SESSION-LIFECYCLE.md`, and follow Flow 1 (`day change / same session continues`). Do not create a new session note in this flow. - `close session`, `cerrar sesión`, `cerramos la sesión`, `wrap up`, `end session`, `consolidate`, or `consolidar` → run the session-close protocol: resolve the brain, load `RULES-SESSION-LIFECYCLE.md` (Closing gate + Consolidation rules), then run `session_close.py` (see "Available skill tools"). For a handoff: `session_close.py handoff <session-id> --apply`. For ful