Citability
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- ▌ Mirror · citabilityGive an objective, evidence-based reflection of what the user actually accomplished, countering the ADHD/depression cognitive distortion of "discounting the positive" (dismissing real wins as not counting). Use when the user says they got nothing done, feels behind, calls a session a waste, is spiraling on a mistake, or asks for an honest assessment of their progress. Reflects the evidence back without flattery and without letting the distortion stand.
- ▌ Standing · citabilityReport where the user actually stands, from evidence. Reads the last N Claude Code session transcripts plus git, extracts the work that shipped and the invisible work that did not leave a diff, compares it against a trailing baseline from the user's own history (and an industry source only when a cited one exists in the repo), and states objective progress with every number tied to an instrument and a time window. Use when the user asks "how am I doing", "am I making progress", "where do I stand", "was this week worth it", or is comparing themselves to others in their field. Never invents a benchmark; says Unknown when it cannot measure.
- ▌ Librarian · citabilityWalk the project codex to translate an abstract request ("make X faster", "why does Y happen") into a concrete, code-grounded proposal before acting, checking nodes for drift and growing the codex with what it learns. Triggers on "/librarian" or any abstract goal-shaped request in a codex repo. Skip when the user names an exact file/function to edit.