bsy/my-world
skills/my-world/SKILL.md
Load your full vault context into this session. Reads your key notes, projects, priorities, and maps of content to give Claude a coherent model of your work and life.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add bsy/exo-brain my-worldInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- my-world
- description:
- Load your full vault context into this session. Reads your key notes, projects, priorities, and maps of content to give Claude a coherent model of your work and life.
My World — Full Context Load
Load the user's "whole world" into this Claude Code session by reading and synthesizing vault context in one shot.
Step 1 — Read the core context files
Read these in parallel:
CLAUDE.md— who the user is, vault conventionsmemory.md— session history and preferencesdaily/— the 3 most recent daily notes (by filename date)projects/— list all subdirectories; read the README or index note in each active project folderresearch/— list files; read any that act as maps of content (MOCs) or index notes (look for files with many wikilinks)
Step 2 — Build the context summary
Synthesize what you read into a structured briefing:
## Your World Right Now
### Active Projects
- [project]: [status, next action, last touched]
### Recent Themes
- Patterns across your last few daily notes
### Open Loops
- Mentions of people, tasks, or ideas that appear but have no resolution
### Maps of Content
- Key hub notes and what they connect
Step 3 — Offer to go deeper
After presenting the summary, ask:
"This is your world as I see it. Want me to focus on a specific project, dig into any open loop, or just keep this context loaded while we work?"
Rules
- Read only. Do not create, edit, or move any vault files.
- If the vault is sparse (few notes), say so honestly and suggest
starting with
/dailyto build up context over time. - Keep the summary concise — this is a launchpad, not an essay.
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