Bootstrap the garden vault from connected data sources. Surveys what's available, proposes a plan tailored to the user's context, asks for confirmation, then executes. Opt-in and user-invoked only — never runs unattended. Two modes, both interactive: init (first-time pull) and refresh (top-up since last run).
EnglishCapture a thought, decision, learning, or fact into the garden vault inbox. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks: "capture X", "remember that X", "for the garden Y", "save this", etc. Do not capture proactively — the user wants to approve what lands in the vault. Writes to ~/garden/inbox/: the gardener will file it properly later.
EnglishSearch the garden vault for notes relevant to a query and surface them with citations. Use when the user asks about past decisions ("what did I decide about X"), past work ("what's the state of Y"), or anything where the vault might already hold the answer. Greps + reads files under ~/garden/.
EnglishExtract or refresh the user's writing voice profile from their actual Slack messages. Pulls sent messages, synthesizes style patterns, anchors with short redacted examples, writes meta/voice.md. Use when the user says "init voice", "refresh voice", "extract my voice", "build voice profile", or during initial vault bootstrap. Three modes: init (first-time broad sample), refresh (periodic top-up), add (manual snippet).
EnglishProcess the garden vault. Files inbox captures into atomic notes, adds wiki-links, dedupes, updates MOCs, and commits. Run on a schedule (cron or routine), not by hand. Reads ~/garden/meta/gardener-rules.md for heuristics.
EnglishIncludes Garden Bootstrap, Garden Capture, Garden Recall, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Garden Bootstrap
Bootstrap the garden vault from connected data sources. Surveys what's available, proposes a plan tailored to the user's context, asks for confirmation, then executes. Opt-in and user-invoked only — never runs unattended. Two modes, both interactive: init (first-time pull) and refresh (top-up since last run).
Garden Capture
Capture a thought, decision, learning, or fact into the garden vault inbox. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks: "capture X", "remember that X", "for the garden Y", "save this", etc. Do not capture proactively — the user wants to approve what lands in the vault. Writes to ~/garden/inbox/: the gardener will file it properly later.
Garden Recall
Search the garden vault for notes relevant to a query and surface them with citations. Use when the user asks about past decisions ("what did I decide about X"), past work ("what's the state of Y"), or anything where the vault might already hold the answer. Greps + reads files under ~/garden/.
Garden Voice
Extract or refresh the user's writing voice profile from their actual Slack messages. Pulls sent messages, synthesizes style patterns, anchors with short redacted examples, writes meta/voice.md. Use when the user says "init voice", "refresh voice", "extract my voice", "build voice profile", or during initial vault bootstrap. Three modes: init (first-time broad sample), refresh (periodic top-up), add (manual snippet).
Gardener
Process the garden vault. Files inbox captures into atomic notes, adds wiki-links, dedupes, updates MOCs, and commits. Run on a schedule (cron or routine), not by hand. Reads ~/garden/meta/gardener-rules.md for heuristics.
Quick start
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Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Garden Bootstrap skill to help with my task.
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