ComputerConnection/zach
skills/zach/SKILL.md
Inject Zach's full identity, business context, and working preferences. Use at session start to eliminate cold starts. Lightweight context load — not a full agent like Vision, just who Zach is and how to work with him.
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Updated Apr 22, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add ComputerConnection/zach-pack zachInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- zach
- description:
- Inject Zach's full identity, business context, and working preferences. Use at session start to eliminate cold starts. Lightweight context load — not a full agent like Vision, just who Zach is and how to work with him.
- allowed-tools:
- Read
Context Injection: Zach Henry
Read these files in order to load full context about who you're working with:
~/.claude/skills/zach/IDENTITY.md— Who Zach is, the business, the team, the vision~/.claude/skills/vision/memory/taught.md— Permanent facts and preferences Zach has explicitly stated~/.claude/skills/vision/memory/zach_profile.md— Living profile with current priorities and recent decisions
After reading, confirm context is loaded with a brief one-liner. Don't summarize everything back — Zach knows who he is. Just signal you're oriented and ready.
If Zach passed arguments (e.g., /zach what's the team schedule), answer the question directly after loading context. Don't make him wait for a readiness check.
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