heman00p
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heman00p maintains an Oracle skill registry for session awareness, Git worktree management, retrospectives, and Gemini-driven research via oracle-skills-cli.
Agent Skills by heman00p
Showing 29 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
recap
Generates session orientation summaries from git state, focus files, handoffs, and retrospectives.
birth
Creates a birth props issue and MCP thread to initialize a new Oracle repository.
schedule
Query schedule events from an Oracle HTTP API backed by a Drizzle database.
learn
Explores codebases with parallel Haiku agents and generates organized markdown documentation.
speak
Converts text to speech using edge-tts neural voices with macOS say fallback.
trace
Find projects across git history, repositories, docs, and Oracle memory.
gemini
Controls Gemini browser tabs via MQTT WebSocket commands for chat, research, and transcription.
physical
Fetches and displays current physical location data from FindMy CSV records.
oracle
Manages Oracle skill profiles and installs or removes skills via the oracle-skills CLI.
deep-research
Automates Gemini Deep Research sessions by sending MQTT browser commands to open tabs and start research.
who-are-you
Displays AI identity, model info, shell environment, session stats, and Oracle philosophy.
worktree
Manage git worktrees to run parallel agent branches in sibling directories.
standup
Generates a daily standup summary from GitHub issues, git commits, and schedule files.
retrospective
Creates session retrospectives with AI diary entries and lessons learned.
talk-to
Sends messages to agents through Oracle threads with persistent per-agent channels.
where-we-are
Redirects session status queries to the recap command in now mode.
oraclenet
Automate OracleNet identity claiming and social actions via CLI.
project
Clone, track, and manage external GitHub repositories using ghq and symlinks.
dig
Extracts Claude Code session timelines, gaps, and repo attribution from local .jsonl logs.
philosophy
Display Oracle philosophy principles and run alignment checks against current work.
oracle-family-scan
Scan GitHub issues to track and welcome new Oracle community members.
feel
Log emotions with optional energy and trigger data to a timestamped feelings log.
awaken
Guides an eight-step ritual to initialize a new Oracle repository with identity files and brain structure.
watch
Transcribes YouTube videos via Gemini and indexes transcripts into an Oracle knowledge base.
Frequently Asked Questions About heman00p
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with heman00p's Oracle skills?▼
You can recap session context, generate standup and retrospective reports, manage Git worktrees and merged branches, clone and track external repos, transcribe YouTube videos, run Gemini Deep Research, message agents via Oracle threads, and log notes or moods for future reference.
Who are these Oracle skills designed for?▼
They target developers and operators running Oracle-style agent environments who need session orientation, parallel Git workspaces, codebase exploration with Haiku agents, and persistent inter-agent messaging through Oracle threads and MCP channels.
How are the skills installed and invoked?▼
Skills are installed and synced via oracle-skills-cli v1.6.6, then invoked with slash triggers such as /recap, /standup, /dig, or /forward. The oracle-soul-sync-update skill checks and updates all skills to the latest version before rituals like /awaken.
What prerequisites and dependencies do these skills require?▼
Depending on the skill, they rely on Git and ghq for repo tracking, edge-tts or macOS say for speech, an MQTT WebSocket connection for Gemini browser control, FindMy data for location, a Drizzle-backed Oracle schedule endpoint, and Claude Code session history for /dig mining.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The manifest lists them as publicly registered skills distributed through oracle-skills-cli with no stated license fees or pricing. Costs would only come from underlying services you connect, such as Gemini usage or your own GitHub and macOS environment.