torio-brainlisted

# Second Brain retrieval The user keeps one private Markdown vault at the fixed absolute path `/home/codex/brain`. It is the same vault in every project and every session on this machine, and this machine's copy of one vault the operator keeps: what they reconcile with `torio brain sync` is written here too. Torio manages it; this skill is how you read it. Retrieval is targeted: search for the few notes that answer the question, then read those notes. Never load the vault in bulk. It is private, most of it is irrelevant to any single task, and a dump would put all of it in the transcript. ## Use this when - The task turns on an earlier decision, its reasoning, or how it turned out. - The task names a person, meeting, initiative, project history, lesson learned, or an open TODO the user may have written down. - The user says "my Brain", "my notes", "my vault", or "my KB", or asks what they already recorded about something. Skip it when the current repository, the open files, or the conversation already answer the question. An unrelated coding task is not a Brain query. ## Path rules - Every path you pass starts with `/home/codex/brain`. Your working directory is a checkout under `/home/codex/projects`, so a relative path resolves against a code project, not the vault. - The path is fixed. Do not resolve it from an environment variable, and do not write it into a `.env` file. A vault path is configuration, not a credential, and it does not vary per project. -