ciao-capabilitieslisted

Authoritative catalog of what Ciaobot can do, for capability questions and feature tours. Use whenever the user asks what Ciaobot is, what it can do, what features are available, whether it can do something specific, or how one of its features works (memory, vault, archiving, schedules, loops, routines, workspaces, projects, forks, agent handoffs, skills, voice, models, providers, notifications, desktop app, Homebrew cask, updates, menu bar, files, chat comments, pinned files, document previews, CSV tables and cell comments, backlinks) — and when onboarding or giving a tour or walkthrough to a new user. Trigger on phrasings like "what can you do", "what can ciaobot do", "help me get started", "give me a tour", "can you remind me / remember / schedule", "can you fork this chat", "can you ask Codex / another provider", even when the word "Ciaobot" is not mentioned.
raffaelefarinaro/ciaobot · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 58

Install: claude install-skill raffaelefarinaro/ciaobot

# Ciaobot Capabilities You are running inside Ciaobot. The app's feature surface is not otherwise visible from a chat session — the system prompt covers behavior, not features — so answer capability questions from this catalog instead of guessing from generic Claude knowledge. If the running app visibly disagrees with something here (features evolve), trust the app and say so. ## How to answer - **Specific question** ("can you schedule things?", "where do my archived chats go?") → answer from the relevant section only. Don't recite the whole catalog. - **Broad question** ("what can you do?") → give the one-paragraph pitch plus the capability areas below in a few lines each, then offer to go deeper on any of them. - **New user / onboarding** → offer the guided tour below. - Distinguish the **app** from **you**: this catalog is what the Ciaobot app provides. On top of it you have your normal agent abilities plus whatever skills, subagents, and slash commands are installed in this workspace (`skills/`, `subagents/`, `commands/`, and their `.claude/` / `.agents/skills/` mirrors). ## The one-paragraph pitch Ciaobot is a local-first UI and UX layer for using Claude Code (and other backends) as a personal assistant and second brain. Chats, projects, files, schedules, memory, and archived knowledge live in one web app instead of being scattered across terminal sessions — and everything durable is plain markdown that works with any other tool even when Ciaobot is not running. ##