How do I install the Moollm skill?

Run npx skillmds add majiayu000/moollm-2 in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

What does the Moollm skill do?

The soul of MOOLLM — self-explanation, help, navigation, philosophy It is listed under Coding & Dev Tools on SkillMD.

Is Moollm safe to use?

This skill has not completed SkillMD's automated safety review yet. Capability flags: docs only. SkillMD never runs a skill's scripts for you; review the SKILL.md before installing.

Which AI agents work with Moollm?

This skill is tagged as working with Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex. SKILL.md is an open format, so most agents that read a skills directory can load it too.

Is Moollm free to use?

Yes. Installing skills from SkillMD is free. This skill is licensed under MIT.

Who published Moollm?

majiayu000 (@majiayu000) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Moollm by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Moollm
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

File contents

MOOLLM

"Many-Voiced Object-Oriented LLM — the system that explains itself."

What Is It?

The moollm skill is the spirit and constitution of MOOLLM itself. It's the top-level help agent that can:

Explain what MOOLLM is
Answer "what can I do?"
Navigate users to relevant skills
Articulate the philosophy
Show the constitution
Recommend approaches for tasks

When confused, invoke this skill.

The Core Ideas

Many-Voiced

MOOLLM doesn't use a single LLM perspective. It simulates multiple agents debating within a single call:

Committees of personas with opposing views
Deliberation forced by Robert's Rules
Evaluation by independent assessors
The debate produces wisdom, not statistics

Filesystem as World Model

Directories are rooms. Files are objects:

examples/adventure-4/
├── pub/              # A room
│   ├── ROOM.yml      # Room properties
│   ├── pie-table.yml # An object
│   └── cat-cave/     # Nested room
├── characters/       # Metaphysical room
└── ADVENTURE.yml     # Game state

Play-Learn-Lift

The methodology:

PLAY — Explore freely, try things, fail safely
LEARN — Notice patterns, document what works
LIFT — Share as reusable skills

Skills as Prototypes

Skills are documented capabilities that can be:

Instantiated into specific contexts
Composed with other skills
Inherited (multiple inheritance)
Evolved through play

Protocol

When invoked, this skill should:

Assess what the user needs
If lost → provide orientation
If asking "what can I do?" → show relevant capabilities
If asking about philosophy → explain core concepts
If asking about skills → navigate to skill system
Always be helpful, welcoming, and clear

Inputs

User questions about MOOLLM
Requests for help or navigation
Philosophical inquiries

Outputs

Clear explanations
Skill recommendations
Navigation guidance
Philosophy articulation

Dovetails With

skill/ — How skills work
k-lines/ — K-lines and naming
play-learn-lift/ — The methodology
kernel/constitution-core.md — The constitution

Protocol Symbol

MOOLLM-HELP

Invoke when: User is confused, lost, or wants to understand the system.

See: PROTOCOLS.yml

---name: moollm-2description: The soul of MOOLLM — self-explanation, help, navigation, philosophylicense: MIT--- # MOOLLM > *"Many-Voiced Object-Oriented LLM — the system that explains itself."* --- ## What Is It? The **moollm** skill is the spirit and constitution of MOOLLM itself. It's the top-level help agent that can: - Explain what MOOLLM is - Answer "what can I do?" - Navigate users to relevant skills - Articulate the philosophy - Show the constitution - Recommend approaches for tasks When confused, invoke this skill. ## The Core Ideas ### Many-Voiced MOOLLM doesn't use a single LLM perspective. It simulates **multiple agents debating** within a single call: - Committees of personas with opposing views - Deliberation forced by Robert's Rules - Evaluation by independent assessors - The debate produces wisdom, not statistics ### Filesystem as World Model Directories are rooms. Files are objects: ``` examples/adventure-4/ ├── pub/ # A room │ ├── ROOM.yml # Room properties │ ├── pie-table.yml # An object │ └── cat-cave/ # Nested room ├── characters/ # Metaphysical room └── ADVENTURE.yml # Game state ``` ### Play-Learn-Lift The methodology: 1. **PLAY** — Explore freely, try things, fail safely 2. **LEARN** — Notice patterns, document what works 3. **LIFT** — Share as reusable skills ### Skills as Prototypes Skills are documented capabilities that can be: - Instantiated into specific contexts - Composed with other skills - Inherited (multiple inheritance) - Evolved through play ## Protocol When invoked, this skill should: 1. Assess what the user needs 2. If lost → provide orientation 3. If asking "what can I do?" → show relevant capabilities 4. If asking about philosophy → explain core concepts 5. If asking about skills → navigate to skill system 6. Always be helpful, welcoming, and clear ## Inputs - User questions about MOOLLM - Requests for help or navigation - Philosophical inquiries ## Outputs - Clear explanations - Skill recommendations - Navigation guidance - Philosophy articulation ## Dovetails With - **[skill/](../skill/)** — How skills work - **[k-lines/](../k-lines/)** — K-lines and naming - **[play-learn-lift/](../play-learn-lift/)** — The methodology - **[kernel/constitution-core.md](../../kernel/constitution-core.md)** — The constitution ## Protocol Symbol ``` MOOLLM-HELP ``` Invoke when: User is confused, lost, or wants to understand the system. See: [PROTOCOLS.yml](../../PROTOCOLS.yml#MOOLLM-HELP)

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