
from yourself-skill2,254
Generates a personal ‘self’ skill by analyzing a user's chat logs, photos, and notes to produce a runnable persona and memory skill in English and Chinese.
This skill guides an agent through building a personalized runnable skill that captures a user's persona and self-memory. It ingests source materials (chat exports, social posts, photos), extracts speaking style and life events, and generates files (.md and meta.json) and a combined SKILL.md that makes the agent "think and speak" like the user. The skill supports both English and Chinese.
Use when a user wants to distill their own writing, chat history, or photos into a persistent persona for testing, roleplay, or personal archiving. Helpful for creating personal assistants, simulated selves, or continuity profiles for long-running agents.
Designed for higher-level authoring agents with file and shell access (Claude Code, Codex, or similar), since it expects Read/Write/Edit/Bash tools to import and generate files.
A bilingual (Chinese/English) persona-generator skill that walks users through creating a digital self from chat logs, photos, and notes. No scripts were bundled — it references external tools via ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/tools/ (wechat_parser, qq_parser, photo_analyzer, skill_writer, version_manager) which weren't available for testing. The SKILL.md is well-structured with clear step-by-step flows, but relies heavily on these unbundled scripts being present. Contains a scoped rm -rf in the delete command with confirmation, which is the main security concern.
Creative concept but heavily dependent on external tool scripts not bundled with the skill. The skill body is essentially a detailed prompt/workflow guide. Architecture doesn't follow skill spec conventions (no scripts/ or references/ dirs, tools referenced by env var path). Bilingual support is a nice touch.