mako
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mako builds Claude/Codex session-mining skills that convert conversation history and local activity logs into reusable patterns, daily reports, and configuration artifacts.
Agent Skills by mako
Showing 5 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
matz-dskill-applier
Converts skill-miner proposals into CLAUDE.md rules, skill scaffolds, hooks, and agents.
matz-dskill-miner
Analyze Claude and Codex conversation history to extract and classify reusable patterns.
matz-ddaytrace-session
Orchestrates a multi-phase workflow to generate daily reports from local activity data.
matz-ddaily-report
Generates Japanese daily report drafts from local Git, AI session, and browser logs.
matz-dpost-draft
Generate a narrative draft from daily activity logs.
Frequently Asked Questions About mako
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with mako's skills?▼
You can analyze Claude and Codex conversation history to extract reusable patterns, consolidate Git, Claude/Codex, and Chrome activity into daily report drafts, generate narrative posts from activity logs, and convert pattern proposals into CLAUDE.md rules, skill scaffolds, hooks, and agent definitions.
Who are mako's skills designed for?▼
They target developers using Claude Code or Codex who want to review their own session history, produce personal or shareable daily reports, and systematically turn recurring conversation patterns into persistent project configuration such as rules, hooks, and agents.
How do the skills work together in practice?▼
daytrace-session orchestrates a multi-phase run over local activity data, with skill-miner handling pattern extraction in Phase 4. skill-applier then executes the resulting actions, while daily-report and post-draft restructure the aggregated logs into report and narrative drafts.
What data sources and prerequisites do these skills require?▼
They operate on local data: Claude and Codex conversation history, Git repository activity, and Chrome browsing history. Skills are user-invocable within a Claude Code environment and rely on existing local logs rather than external services.
Are mako's skills free to use?▼
The skills are published publicly on the matz-d GitHub account as part of an open skill registry. No licensing fee or paid tier is indicated in the manifest; users invoke them directly within their own Claude Code setup.