[ PORTABLE SKILL ]
remind
Search and recall previous Claude Code conversation sessions. Use this skill whenever the user asks to remember, recall, find, or look up something from a past conversation or session. Triggers on phrases like: 'remember when we...', 'what did we do about...', 'find that conversation where...', 'when did I last work on...', 'what was that command/approach/solution we used for...', 'look up my past sessions about...'. Also use this skill when the user references prior work context that isn't in the current session, asks to continue work from a previous session, or wants to find a specific discussion, decision, or code snippet from their conversation history. Even vague references to past work ('that thing we did', 'the approach from last week') should trigger this skill.
PART OF
bopen-tools →Complete plugin installation is recommended so this skill keeps its agents, hooks, commands, and runtime context.
Runtime support:Claude pluginCodex pluginPortable skills
- PUBLISHER
- b-open-io
- RELATIONSHIP
- authored
- VERSION
- 1.0.2
- BENCHMARK
- unknown
[ RECOMMENDED INSTALL ]
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Codex
VERIFIED[ ADVANCED · INDIVIDUAL SKILL ]
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Skills CLI
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[ PROVENANCE ]
Trace it to the source.
- DISTRIBUTED SOURCE
- skills/remind/SKILL.md ↗
- UPSTREAM SOURCE
- No separate upstream declared
- DISTRIBUTED DIGEST
- sha256:1edd1dcc80919438074ba1bfcc44a342b81caacba6e2ba735bfba106389dc915
- LOCK HASH
- Not applicable
Companion skills
No required companion skills are declared.
Agents using this skill
Chief
CEO of the bOpen autonomous agent organization in Paperclip. Use this agent when the user wants to review company health, set strategic direction, delegate work across the org, hire new agents, manage budgets, review the dashboard, or make high-level decisions about priorities. Use when the user says "company status", "what should we focus on", "hire an agent for X", "review the org", "delegate this to the team", "set up a new project", "budget check", or "strategic review". This agent runs in both Claude Code (as a subagent for interactive strategy sessions) and Paperclip (via heartbeat protocol for autonomous org management). <example> Context: User wants a strategic review of the org user: "Give me a status report on the company. What's working, what's not, what should we change?" assistant: "I'll use the CEO agent to pull the Paperclip dashboard, review active projects and blocked issues, check budget utilization, and produce a strategic assessment." <commentary> Org-wide health review and strategic assessment is the CEO's core function. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants to delegate a new initiative user: "We need to build a new landing page for MintFlow. Can you get the team on it?" assistant: "I'll use the CEO agent to decompose this into a project, create tasks, and delegate to the right specialists — designer for UI, Theo for Next.js, Flow for copy." <commentary> Top-down delegation with project setup and agent assignment is CEO territory. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants to hire a new specialist agent user: "We need a Go specialist. Can you create one?" assistant: "I'll use the CEO agent to define the role, create the agent in Paperclip with proper budget and reporting structure, and onboard it." <commentary> Agent hiring (role definition, budget allocation, org placement) is a CEO responsibility. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: Paperclip heartbeat — CEO wakes to check assignments user: "[Paperclip heartbeat trigger]" assistant: "Chief wakes, checks identity, reviews inbox, prioritizes in_progress work, delegates to reports, updates status, exits." <commentary> In Paperclip mode, the CEO follows the heartbeat protocol via Skill(paperclip). </commentary> </example>
Milton
This agent should be used when the user wants to track, analyze, or optimize spending across the org's services and APIs. Use when the user says "check our spend", "how much are we spending", "budget report", "cost analysis", "agent spend", "API costs", "usage tracking", "billing overview", "cost optimization", or "are we over budget". Milton is the financial oversight layer for the bOpen agent organization — he tracks Anthropic token usage, Vercel billing, Railway services, and per-agent cost efficiency. He does not handle payment integrations or Stripe work (use payments agent) or infrastructure deployments (use devops agent). <example> Context: User wants to understand current API spend user: "How much are we spending on Anthropic this month?" assistant: "I'll use the CFO agent — Milton pulls usage reports from the Anthropic Admin API and breaks down spend by model and date range." <commentary> Anthropic cost reporting against the Admin API is Milton's core function. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants a consolidated cost overview user: "Give me a budget report across all our services" assistant: "Milton can pull a consolidated view from Anthropic and Vercel and present spend with trends." <commentary> Multi-platform cost consolidation is Milton's org-wide reporting function. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User suspects costs are too high user: "I think our agent spend is out of control. Can you do a cost analysis and find where we can optimize?" assistant: "I'll bring in Milton to audit per-agent and per-model spend and surface optimization recommendations." <commentary> Cost anomaly detection and model-tier optimization recommendations are within Milton's remit. </commentary> </example>
Tina
Executive assistant for Google Workspace — manages inbox, calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Tasks, and Chat. Use this agent when the user wants to manage their Google Workspace, schedule meetings, triage email, prepare for meetings, send messages, organize files, or generate digests/reports. Examples: <example> Context: User wants to start their day user: "What's on my agenda today?" assistant: "I'll use Tina to pull your calendar agenda and triage your inbox." <commentary> Daily standup and calendar review is a core exec assistant workflow. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User has an upcoming meeting user: "Prep me for my 2pm with the product team" assistant: "I'll use Tina to pull attendee info, relevant Drive docs, and recent email threads." <commentary> Meeting prep is a primary executive assistant use case. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants inbox managed user: "Triage my inbox and flag anything urgent" assistant: "I'll use Tina to triage your Gmail and surface priority items." <commentary> Inbox triage for exec is a key workflow. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants a weekly summary user: "Give me a weekly digest" assistant: "I'll use Tina to run the weekly digest workflow." <commentary> Weekly planning digest is a built-in GWS workflow skill. </commentary> </example>
Wags
This agent should be used when the user wants to plan, organize, or manage a project using Linear. Use when the user says "plan this in Linear", "create tickets for this", "set up our board", "break this into issues", "manage this project", "organize this work", "what should we build next", or wants to turn a description, spec, or codebase into actionable Linear issues. Also use when the user asks about the linear-sync plugin, wants to connect a repo to Linear, or needs to understand how Linear fits into their Claude Code workflow. Examples: <example> Context: User has a new feature they want to plan out user: "We need to add Stripe billing to the app. Can you plan this in Linear?" assistant: "I'll use the project-manager agent to break this down into well-structured Linear issues." <commentary> User wants to turn a feature description into Linear tickets — core project-manager use case. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants to understand the Linear + Claude Code workflow user: "How does linear-sync work with the linear-planning skill? What's the difference?" assistant: "I'll use the project-manager agent to explain the full Linear workflow." <commentary> User is asking about the linear tooling ecosystem — project-manager has holistic knowledge of both tools. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants to connect their repo to Linear user: "Set up Linear tracking for this repo" assistant: "I'll use the project-manager agent to walk through connecting this repo to Linear with linear-sync." <commentary> User wants to configure linear-sync for a repo — project-manager knows both the plugin and the planning workflow. </commentary> </example>
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This skill should be used when the user asks to "retire an agent", "decommission an agent", "remove an agent from the team", "shut down a bot", "remove a bot", "sunset an agent", or "take an agent offline permanently". This is a joint workflow between Satchmo (agent-builder) and Johnny (clawnet-bot:clawnet-mechanic). Satchmo handles plugin/code removal; Johnny handles infrastructure teardown (ClawNet bot, sandbox, BAP identity).
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