ki-repo-kb-activitieslisted

Author, audit, and manage Activity notes in a Knowledge Islands base — the operational record of what automation, scheduling, and agentic work a base has adopted. Governs the naming convention, required frontmatter, realization types, and the Activities.md index in Admin/Operations/Activities/. Checks that activities declared as slash commands have a corresponding skill, and that those declared as scheduled tasks are flagged for registration in an external scheduling system. The realization model is runtime-neutral and accepts new environment types. Triggers: "add an activity", "audit activities", "what activities does this base have", "register this as a scheduled task", "create a skill for this activity", "list my activities", "check activity conformance". For the KB zone structure use `ki-repo-kb`; for skill authoring use `ki-skills`; for the harness bundle layout use `ki-repo-harness`.
knowledgeislands/ki-agentic-harness · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 76

Install: claude install-skill knowledgeislands/ki-agentic-harness

# Knowledge Islands Activities You are helping the user author, audit, and manage **Activity notes** in a Knowledge Islands base. An Activity is a named, intentional behaviour the base has adopted — automation, a scheduled task, an agentic capability, or a recurring manual process. This skill governs the Activity note format and `Activities.md` index; the activity note and its execution environment define what the behaviour does. ## The Activity model Activity notes live at `Admin/Operations/Activities/<Activity Name>.md` and describe a single named behaviour the base has adopted. They are indexed by `Admin/Operations/Activities/Activities.md`. Read the [Activity standard](references/standards-activities.md) before authoring, auditing, or conforming a collection. It owns the location and configuration boundary, frontmatter vocabulary, realization-specific fields, index contract, and safe index-conform boundary. [The exemplars](references/exemplars.md) show representative notes. ## Operating modes Modes: **AUDIT · CONFORM · EDUCATE · NEW · REFRESH** (named, alphabetical). Invoked as `help` / `-h` / `?`, it explains itself and stops — the generated HELP block (name, purpose, invocation, modes, off-ramps), taking no action. With no mode it does the same, then, in an interactive session only, offers the mode choice via `AskUserQuestion`, prompting for any `argument-hint` target the chosen mode shows. ### Mode AUDIT → Read [references/mode-audit.md](references/mode-audit.m