Claude Skills by AraneaDev

Use when a claude-timestamp system reminder or Codex hook context says how long a turn has run, that a tool call was slow, or that a conversation or project is resumed after a gap; when the user asks how long something took, when they started, or where their time went; and before writing a date into notes, memory, a commit or a document.

Configure claude-timestamp when the user asks to change timestamps, timezone, clock format, marker appearance, elapsed time, tool timing, summaries, history, or model-facing time notes.

The [agent orientation plugin](../guides/agent-plugin.md) installs two things that do different jobs. The [session brief](session-brief.md) tells a session what this repository looks like at the moment it starts. The skill, `skills/knossos/SKILL.md`, tells it which questions to bring back to the graph for the rest of that session, and which to answer the ordinary way. Nothing invokes the skill by name. Claude Code loads a skill when its description matches the question in front of it, so what...

Use when you need to know what depends on something, what a change would break, where a new file belongs, how a request reaches a given component, or who calls a function, in a repository that Knossos has scanned. Answers come from a static graph with file and line evidence instead of from reading the source tree. Also covers recording durable architectural facts for later sessions.

Use when you need to know what depends on something, what a change would break, where a new file belongs, how a request reaches a given component, or who calls a function, in a repository that Knossos has scanned. Answers come from a static graph with file and line evidence instead of from reading the source tree. Also covers recording durable architectural facts for later sessions.