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Claude Skills by EpistemicLabs
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- Spawn SessionOpen a worker session in the EML cockpit — a new agent session in its own pane next to this one, started with a prompt you write. Use it to delegate self-contained work (a build step, an investigation, a review) so it runs in parallel while this session continues. Invoke when the user says "spawn a worker", "start a parallel session", "delegate this", "hand this to a fresh session", "neue Session dafür", "mach das parallel", or when a fresh-session handoff should continue in the cockpit.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Task RunAdvance one brain task stage by stage (ideation → planning → ready → implementation → resolved), stopping at a checkpoint after each stage so the user decides whether to go on. Invoke when a session starts with "Use the task-run skill for task …" (the cockpit's "Advance task" button), or when the user says "advance this task", "work through this task", "bring the task forward", "Task weiterbringen", "Task abarbeiten".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- CheckpointMid-session orientation, pulled manually when the user feels drift or overload. Sorts the live session into decided / open / blocked / dropped, surfaces the threads still in the air, then proposes what would go to the brain and how to proceed — with options. Read-only and lightweight by design; the point is a low threshold to invoke. It sorts and proposes, it does not write — consolidate persists. Invoke on "checkpoint", "where are we", "let's sort this", "wo stehen wir", "kurz sortieren", "i...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- ConsolidateConsolidation of the session into the EML brain. Scans the current session for store-worthy moments (decisions, status changes, tasks, events, learnings, loose ends), reconciles existing open tasks against what happened, recalls against the EML brain to dedup, writes what holds and reports it with an undo. Only a new rule waits for the user. Invoke at session end, at a handoff to a fresh session, when an EML hint asks for it, or when the user says "consolidate" / "wrap up" / "update the brain...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Getting StartedFirst-run onboarding for a fresh EML brain — a short guided start. Gets to know the user and fills their profile, creates their first project with a status and a few open tasks, then explains the brain on that project (engram types, scopes) and — in the EML cockpit — lets the user look at it in the Brain tab and explains sidebar, working folders and desks, then shows the agent's default rules and the skills. In the cockpit it ends by asking for the project's working folder, consolidating, and...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Brain HygieneBring the brain in line with what the current schema expects and re-check what is due for review. Works through the findings of the brain's hygiene check, which the EML cockpit writes to findings.json in the space's "Brain hygiene" folder when it opens the session from its banner. Decides the clear cases itself, asks the user only where it is unsure or where their word is needed, and reports what it wrote. Invoke on "brain hygiene", "clean up the brain", "Brain aufräumen".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- Report IssueReport a bug or a feature request for EML / the EML cockpit as an issue in the public GitHub repo EpistemicLabs/eml. Gathers what happened from the session and the user, adds the cockpit's redacted diagnostics (versions, runtimes, autostart, host log), checks for an existing issue, shows the full draft and creates the issue only after the user approved it. Invoke when the user says "report an issue", "report a bug", "file an issue", "feature request for the cockpit", "Bug melden", "Issue aufm...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5