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7 published skills

  1. Map · vidit19sharma
    Deep codebase mapping. Fans out parallel keymaker recon across an existing repository and has neo-shadow synthesize the findings into ARCHITECTURE.md. Use when adopting NEO in a mature codebase, when ARCHITECTURE.md is empty or stale, or when the user asks to map or document the codebase structure.
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  2. Init · vidit19sharma
    Initialize the NEO second brain in this project. Scaffolds .neo/brain/ from templates, runs a short interview to fill BRIEF.md, and writes a starter CLAUDE.md if none exists. Use when a project has no .neo/ directory yet.
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  3. Plan · vidit19sharma
    Run the DEEP planning flow — relentless requirements interview, then architect produces a reviewable plan artifact in .neo/plans/. Use for new features, ambiguous scope, architectural changes, or when the user says "plan this" or "let's think this through".
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  4. Save · vidit19sharma
    Save session context to the NEO second brain. Spawns neo-shadow to update .neo/brain/ files (ACTIVE, PROGRESS, DECISIONS, LESSONS) from the session delta. Use at task boundaries, before ending a session, before compaction, or whenever the user says "save context" or "update the brain".
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  5. Train · vidit19sharma
    Promote recurring workflows from the second brain into project skills. Reviews .neo/brain/WORKFLOWS.md candidates, drafts a SKILL.md for the chosen workflow, and writes it to the project's .claude/skills/ after user approval. Use when neo-shadow flags a repeated workflow or the user says "make this a skill" or "train that workflow".
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  6. Review · vidit19sharma
    Force an adversarial review — spawns smith in a fresh context to hunt flaws in the current changes. Use before merging, after finishing a feature, or when the user says "review this" or "check my work".
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  7. Status · vidit19sharma
    Show NEO second brain status — brain freshness, current focus, file sizes, and available tooling. Use when the user asks "where were we", "what's the status", or wants to check brain health.
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