mimiq-memorylisted

Persistent memory and feedback system for Mimiq. Stores all scrapes, style fingerprints, audits, ghostwritten posts, and user feedback in a local database at ~/.claude/mimiq-memory/. Links multiple social media profiles to a single user identity. ALWAYS trigger this skill at the START of every Mimiq session to load existing memory, and at the END of every session to save new data. Trigger on: "remember this", "save my fingerprint", "log this post", "show my history", "what did you find last time", "rate this post", "give feedback", "what posts have I written", "show my past audits", "update my profile", "which profiles are mine", "link my accounts", "show community insights", "opt into sharing", or any reference to past Mimiq sessions. Also trigger automatically after voice-capture, content-audit, or post-strategist completes — always save results without being asked.
slayerman420/mimiq · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 60

Install: claude install-skill slayerman420/mimiq

# Mimiq Memory Persistent memory, multi-profile identity, and feedback system for Mimiq. All data is stored locally at `~/.claude/mimiq-memory/` — never sent anywhere. --- ## Database Structure ``` ~/.claude/mimiq-memory/ ├── profiles.json # User identity + platform map ├── fingerprints.json # Style fingerprint versions + feedback deltas ├── posts.db # Every post written, rated, published ├── audits.db # Every audit run + corrections └── shared_patterns.json # Opt-in community intelligence (anonymized) ``` All reads/writes go through the scripts in this skill's `scripts/` directory. Always run `python3 scripts/init_db.py` first to ensure the database exists. --- ## Step 1 — Session Start: Load Memory At the start of any Mimiq session, run: ```bash python3 ~/.claude/skills/mimiq-memory/scripts/load_memory.py ``` This returns: - The user's profile map (all linked platforms + handles) - The latest style fingerprint - Summary of past audits - Any pending feedback requests If no memory exists yet, initialize with: ```bash python3 ~/.claude/skills/mimiq-memory/scripts/init_db.py ``` Then prompt the user to set up their profile (see Step 2). --- ## Step 2 — Profile Setup (First Time) If no profile exists, ask: > "Let's set up your Mimiq profile. What's your name or handle? > And which platforms are you on? I'll link them all to one identity." Collect: - Display name / preferred handle - Platform handles (LinkedIn, X, Reddit