Claude Skills by IamBlum

A reflective cleanup pass over your memory files (no external fetch). Merges duplicates, retires stale entries, sharpens durable facts, and fixes the index so a future session orients fast. Backs up first, proposes changes, writes only on your yes. Triggers on "consolidate my memory", "clean up my memory". Run it right after sync, or whenever your memory needs a cleanup.

Keeps your memory current with the least effort from you. Two triggers. (1) Capture - at the end of a turn or on "remember this", it notices a durable new fact and proposes a memory update. (2) Context - while reading a source (meeting, chat, email), it notices things named but unseen, and drift against what memory already says, and queues or surfaces them. Propose-only; it never writes to memory without your yes. Triggers on "remember this", "capture that", "what am I missing", "catch up you...

Your daily capture-and-close pass. Pulls new action items from your connected tools, cleans your task inbox, checks whether open items are done, and preps or recaps today's meetings. Presented one part at a time for you to decide on. Run it in a new chat whenever you want.

Your open-loops digest. Finds threads waiting on someone else (you sent the last message and got no reply) and unfinished work from your recent sessions, ranks them, and surfaces them for triage. Run it in a new chat whenever you want.

The weekly loop where the system learns from its own use. Scans your recent activity for drafts that got reworded (voice signals) and for repeatable workflows worth turning into skills or fixes, then applies the changes you approve. Walked through part by part, writes held to the end. Run it in a new chat whenever you want.

Refresh your memory from your connected tools. Pulls new facts (new people, new recurring meetings, renamed priorities, new initiatives) from Calendar, chat, and your docs/tasks, and proposes surgical additions to your memory files. Never a wholesale rewrite. Backs up first, proposes a diff, writes only on your yes. Triggers on "/sync", "sync my memory", "refresh my context". Run it whenever your context has drifted, then run consolidate right after.

Your guided start-of-week review. Pulls from your connected tools, reasons about what matters most this week, and walks you through a form-driven review one section at a time, then updates your task board. Writes are held to the end. Run it in a new chat whenever you want.