Digital Life

What it does

Digital Life provides a suite of micro-skills that translate a user's digital footprints (social posts, activity logs, exports) into concise behavioral profiles and actionable questions. Each micro-skill focuses on a different life-framing (e.g., "Social Death Archaeology", "Digital Heirloom Audit", "AI Doppelgänger") and guides the agent through safe data collection, evidence extraction, pattern detection, and a short human-readable report. The goal is reflective self-awareness, not therapy or judgment.

When to use it

Use when a user wants to understand long-term habits, recurring social patterns, hidden behaviors in their public or exported data, or to prepare a digital legacy. Typical triggers: personal archive review, reputation cleanup, legacy planning, or curiosity about long-term behavioral trends. The skill requires user confirmation before any browser-based capture.

What's included

• Scripts: none listed, primarily instruction-driven (has_scripts=false)
• References: none bundled (has_references=false)
• Instructions: step-by-step guidance for safe data collection (browser snapshot, exports, or manual input), evidence→pattern→tension→question analysis flow, and file output templates for profiles and history.

Compatible agents

Agents that support browser automation or web_fetch and local analysis (agents with browser tooling, web_fetch, or Python-based execution) will get the most value. The skill emphasizes local processing and privacy-preserving patterns.