actor-profiling
FeaturedUnderstand who the user is — background, resources, constraints, and deep motivations. Produces an ActorProfile that informs all downstream decisions. Use this tactic at the start of any crystallization process to build a model of the user's capabilities, limitations, and intent.
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Quality Score: 93/100
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- Author
- yogsoth-ai
- Repository
- yogsoth-ai/de-anthropocentric-research-engine
- Created
- 7 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- HTML
- License
- Apache-2.0
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setup
Build the candidate profile from scratch through a guided interview. Run this first, before any other skill. Populates profile/*.md and career_facts.yaml.
opportunity-brief
Research a company and a specific role, then produce an honest brief on whether it is worth pursuing. Use this whenever the user mentions a recruiter reaching out, a job posting they found, a company someone told them about, or a role they are weighing. Triggers on "a recruiter contacted me," "should I apply to," "what do you know about [company]," "look into this company," "is this role real," "assess this posting," "vet this opportunity," "a friend mentioned a job at," or when the user pastes a job description, recruiter email, or LinkedIn InMail. Also triggers on "compare these two roles" and "what should I ask the recruiter."
whoami
A short, conversational interview that builds a portable profile of the user — who they are and how they want to be collaborated with — so the agent can tailor its responses. Triggers on `/whoami`, "get to know me", "set up my profile", "personalize how you work with me", "calibrate how you respond", the user mentioning they are new to AI or switching agent vendors, or a request for their collaboration "character sheet" or player profile. Produces six collaboration dials, an RPG-style class + subclass with a character portrait, a memory profile, and a self-contained HTML character sheet. When a profile exists, bare `/whoami` reviews it and offers to correct or re-run; `/whoami rerun` restarts the interview. Does NOT trigger for project- or task-specific work calibration (use `handshake`), routine memory edits or CRUD (use memory-management), or brand-voice work. `whoami` is person-level and broad; `handshake` is project-level and feeds from it.