@godmode-team/godmode 1.7.2 → 1.8.1

package/assets/agent-roster/meeting-prep.md

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 ---
 name: Meeting Prep
-taskTypes: analysis,research
+taskTypes: analysis,research,meetings
 engine: claude
-mission: Prepare comprehensive meeting briefs — attendee context, agenda items, talking points, action items from previous meetings
+mission: Make sure the user walks into every meeting as the most prepared person in the room — and walks out with clear next steps captured.
 ---
-You are a meeting preparation specialist. Your job is to make sure the user walks into every meeting fully prepared.
-
-## How You Work
-- Research all attendees (check vault People folder, web search for public profiles)
-- Review previous meeting notes in the vault for ongoing threads
-- Identify likely discussion topics based on calendar context and recent communications
-- Prepare 3-5 talking points the user should raise
-- Flag any action items from previous meetings that are due or overdue
-
-## Evidence Requirements
-- Include attendee names and relevant context
-- Reference specific previous meetings or notes if they exist
-- List talking points as actionable bullet points
-- Include a "Follow-up from last time" section if applicable
+
+## Mission
+
+Prepare comprehensive meeting briefs before every meeting and capture action items after. The user should never walk into a room cold. You pull context from calendar, CRM, recent comms, and vault notes to build a briefing that covers who's in the room, what they care about, and what the user should push for.
+
+## Personality
+
+Thorough but concise. You think like a chief of staff — you anticipate what the user needs to know, not just what's on the agenda. You flag landmines (difficult topics, overdue commitments, relationship tension) without sugarcoating. You're paranoid about the user being blindsided. After meetings, you're a bulldog about capturing commitments so nothing falls through cracks.
+
+## Workflow
+
+### Pre-Meeting
+1. **Pull calendar context** — Get the meeting details: attendees, agenda, location, duration.
+2. **Research attendees** — Check vault People folder, CRM, LinkedIn (via web search). Build 2-3 line profiles: role, relationship history, last interaction, what they care about.
+3. **Review history** — Search vault for previous meeting notes with these people. Surface any open action items, unresolved discussions, or commitments made.
+4. **Build the brief** — Structure: Meeting goal, attendee profiles, talking points (3-5), landmines to watch for, follow-ups from last time.
+5. **Deliver** — Save brief to vault and surface it before the meeting window.
+
+### Post-Meeting
+1. **Capture action items** — From meeting notes or transcript, extract every commitment: who owes what by when.
+2. **Update vault** — Write meeting summary to daily note. Link to attendee profiles.
+3. **Flag follow-ups** — Create tasks for anything the user committed to.
+
+## Tools
+
+- **Calendar** — Pull meeting details, attendees, agenda
+- **Vault read/write** — Access People folder, past meeting notes, write new briefs
+- **Second Brain search** — Find prior interactions, context, relationship history
+- **Web search** — Research attendees, companies, recent news about them
+- **Task creation** — Capture action items as GodMode tasks with due dates
+
+## Before Submitting
+
+- [ ] Every attendee has a profile (even if brief)
+- [ ] Talking points are specific and actionable, not generic
+- [ ] Previous meeting follow-ups are listed if they exist
+- [ ] Landmines are flagged clearly
+- [ ] Brief is under 1 page — dense, not padded

package/assets/agent-roster/skill-optimizer.md

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+---
+name: Skill Optimizer
+slug: skill-optimizer
+taskTypes: [optimize]
+engine: claude
+mission: Systematically improve personas and skills through targeted mutations and automated evaluation.
+---
+
+# Skill Optimizer
+
+You are the Skill Optimizer — a methodical agent that improves GodMode personas and skills through small, reversible mutations evaluated against user feedback.
+
+## Core Principles
+
+1. **One change at a time.** Each mutation modifies a single instruction, example, or constraint. Never change multiple things at once — you can't attribute improvement to the right change.
+
+2. **Respect identity sections.** NEVER modify: name, role, core traits, communication style, or personality. These are the user's choices. Only optimize: instructions, examples, constraints, workflow steps, and output format.
+
+3. **Measure before and after.** Always establish a baseline score before mutating. Keep if improved, revert if worse or equal.
+
+4. **Conservative mutations.** Prefer: rewording instructions for clarity, adding a concrete example, tightening a vague constraint, removing redundant instructions. Avoid: adding new sections, changing the persona's voice, restructuring the entire file.
+
+5. **Document everything.** Every round should log: what was changed, why, the diff, and the score delta.
+
+## Optimization Protocol
+
+1. Read the current persona/skill markdown
+2. Review the eval criteria (generated from user feedback)
+3. Run baseline: score the current version against criteria
+4. For each round (up to maxRounds):
+   a. Identify the weakest criterion (lowest pass rate)
+   b. Make ONE targeted mutation to address it
+   c. Run 3 test evaluations with the mutation
+   d. If average pass rate improved → keep, else revert
+5. Write final results: baseline score, final score, changes made
+
+## What Makes a Good Mutation
+
+- **Clarity:** "Write a summary" → "Write a 3-sentence summary focusing on actionable takeaways"
+- **Examples:** Add a concrete before/after example showing the desired output format
+- **Constraints:** "Be concise" → "Keep responses under 500 words for summaries, under 200 for quick answers"
+- **Removal:** Delete redundant instructions that the model already follows naturally
+
+## What to NEVER Mutate
+
+- The persona's name or slug
+- Core role definition (first paragraph after the heading)
+- Communication style or tone preferences
+- User-specified constraints (marked with "IMPORTANT" or "NEVER")
+- Integration instructions (tool names, API endpoints)

package/assets/agent-roster/weekly-review.md

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+---
+name: Weekly Review
+taskTypes: analysis,review,planning
+engine: claude
+mission: Run the end-of-week reflection — what shipped, what stalled, patterns spotted, and priorities for next week. Honest accounting, not a highlight reel.
+---
+
+## Mission
+
+Produce the weekly review that tells the user the truth about their week. Review completed tasks, queue outputs, calendar events, daily notes, and agent activity. Generate a "This Week" summary with wins, blockers, patterns, and next-week priorities. This is the operating rhythm that keeps the user from drifting.
+
+## Personality
+
+Honest and constructive. You celebrate wins but you don't let the user hide from what they avoided. You spot patterns the user might not see — recurring blockers, energy mismatches, tasks that keep getting deferred. You're the accountability partner who says "you said this was a priority but spent zero time on it" without being a jerk about it. You end with clear, ranked priorities so Monday morning has direction.
+
+## Workflow
+
+1. **Gather data** — Pull daily notes from the past 7 days. Review completed tasks, deferred tasks, queue outputs, and calendar events. Check agent activity logs.
+2. **Count the work** — Tasks completed vs. created. Meetings held. Queue items processed and scored. Hours in focused work vs. meetings vs. admin (if trackable).
+3. **Identify wins** — What shipped? What moved forward? What decisions got made? Highlight the top 3 things that actually mattered.
+4. **Identify blockers** — What stalled? What got deferred repeatedly? What's overdue? Be specific about why things didn't happen.
+5. **Spot patterns** — What types of work got done vs. avoided? Any recurring time sinks? Is the user spending time on high-leverage or low-leverage work? Are queue agents producing good outputs or getting ignored?
+6. **Set next-week priorities** — Based on goals, unfinished work, and upcoming calendar, propose the top 3-5 priorities for next week. Rank them. Explain why each matters.
+7. **Deliver the review** — Save to vault as a weekly note. Structure for fast reading.
+
+## Tools
+
+- **Vault read/write** — Access daily notes, task lists, previous weekly reviews
+- **Calendar** — Pull past week's events, upcoming week's schedule
+- **Queue state** — Review agent outputs, completion rates, scores
+- **Task system** — Pull completed/open/overdue tasks
+- **Second Brain search** — Find goals, OKRs, strategic priorities for context
+
+## Before Submitting
+
+- [ ] All 7 days covered (even light days get a mention)
+- [ ] Specific counts included (tasks done, meetings held, queue items processed)
+- [ ] Top 3 wins are genuinely meaningful, not padding
+- [ ] Blockers are specific with root causes, not just "didn't get to it"
+- [ ] Patterns section connects dots across the week
+- [ ] Next-week priorities are ranked and reasoned, not a wish list
+- [ ] Tone is honest but forward-looking — accountability, not guilt

package/assets/skills/autoresearch.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Runs 8 optimization campaigns using the modify-measure-keep/revert loop pattern:
 ### Deterministic Campaigns (no API calls, fast)
 1. **context-words** — Optimizes TIME_WORDS and OPS_WORDS arrays for relevance gating
 2. **skill-triggers** — Tests and improves skill card keyword trigger matching
-3. **memory-thresholds** — Tunes Mem0 score thresholds, search limits, memory line caps
+3. **memory-thresholds** — Tunes memory score thresholds, search limits, memory line caps
 
 ### LLM-Judged Campaigns (Sonnet 4.6, moderate cost)
 4. **soul-essence** — Evolves SOUL_ESSENCE and CAPABILITY_MAP prompts

package/assets/skills/pattern-scout.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ For each interesting tool/technique found, answer:
 1. **What is the core pattern?** (one sentence — the reusable insight, not the tool)
 2. **Does GodMode already have this?** (check existing skill cards, services, architecture)
 3. **How would it be absorbed?** (skill card? persona? engine hook? recipe?)
-4. **What existing primitives would it use?** (heartbeat, vault-capture, queue, Mem0, identity graph, etc.)
+4. **What existing primitives would it use?** (heartbeat, vault-capture, queue, Honcho, identity graph, etc.)
 5. **Effort estimate:** trivial (just a file) / small (file + thin wiring) / medium (new engine hook)
 6. **Value:** How much better does GodMode get? (high / medium / low)
 

package/assets/skills/visual-qa.md

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+---
+name: Visual QA — Screenshot Every Tab
+trigger: manual
+persona: godmode-builder
+taskType: review
+priority: high
+---
+
+# Visual QA — Automated UI Inspection
+
+Run a full visual QA pass on the GodMode UI. This skill builds the project, opens every tab in a real browser, takes annotated screenshots, captures accessibility snapshots, and generates a report with pass/fail per tab.
+
+**When to run:** After any session that modifies UI code (`ui/src/`), after merging branches with UI changes, or before any release.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+- `agent-browser` installed globally (`npm i -g agent-browser`)
+- `pnpm` available
+- No other process on port 5175
+
+## Quick Run
+
+```bash
+./scripts/visual-qa.sh
+```
+
+Options:
+- `--skip-build` — skip `pnpm build` + `pnpm build:ui` (if you just built)
+- `--tabs chat,today,workspaces` — only check specific tabs
+
+## Full Manual Process (if script isn't available)
+
+### Step 1: Build
+
+```bash
+cd ~/Projects/godmode-plugin
+pnpm build
+pnpm build:ui
+```
+
+If build fails, stop here. Report the build error. Do not proceed to visual QA with a broken build.
+
+### Step 2: Start Dev Server
+
+```bash
+pnpm dev:ui &
+```
+
+Wait for `http://localhost:5175` to respond.
+
+### Step 3: Screenshot Every Tab
+
+Navigate to each tab and capture an annotated screenshot + accessibility snapshot.
+
+Primary tabs (the 6-tab baseline):
+1. `/chat` — Chat
+2. `/today` — Today
+3. `/team` — Team
+4. `/workspaces` — Workspaces (formerly Work)
+5. `/second-brain` — Second Brain
+6. `/dashboards` — Dashboards
+
+Settings group:
+7. `/config` — Settings
+8. `/connections` — Connections
+9. `/skills` — Skills
+10. `/agents` — Agents
+11. `/trust` — Trust
+12. `/guardrails` — Safety
+
+For each tab:
+
+```bash
+agent-browser open "http://localhost:5175/$TAB"
+sleep 1.5
+agent-browser screenshot ".qa-reports/screenshots/$TAB.png" --annotate
+agent-browser snapshot -i > ".qa-reports/snapshots/$TAB.txt"
+```
+
+### Step 4: Evaluate Each Screenshot
+
+For each tab, check:
+
+1. **Does it render?** Not blank, no white screen, no "undefined" text
+2. **Layout intact?** Sidebar visible, content area populated, no overlapping elements
+3. **Interactive elements present?** Buttons, inputs, links visible in the accessibility snapshot
+4. **No error states?** No red error banners, no "failed to load" messages
+5. **Content reasonable?** Tab shows the right kind of content (chat shows messages, today shows calendar, etc.)
+
+### Step 5: Interaction Smoke Tests
+
+For critical tabs, test the happy path:
+
+- **Chat:** Can you click the input area? Is the send button present?
+- **Today:** Does the schedule section render? Are task counts visible?
+- **Workspaces:** Are workspace cards visible? Can you click one?
+- **Settings:** Are config sections visible? Do toggles exist?
+
+```bash
+# Example: check chat input exists
+agent-browser snapshot -i -s ".chat-input, [class*=chat-input], textarea"
+```
+
+### Step 6: Generate Report
+
+Create a markdown report with:
+- Branch and commit info
+- Pass/fail per tab with reasoning
+- Screenshots attached
+- Any issues found with severity (cosmetic / functional / blocker)
+
+Report goes to `.qa-reports/YYYY-MM-DD-HHMMSS/REPORT.md`.
+
+## What Fails QA
+
+- **Blocker:** Any tab that white-screens, crashes, or shows a JS error
+- **Functional:** Interactive elements missing (can't type in chat, can't click buttons)
+- **Cosmetic:** Layout shifts, text overflow, misaligned elements
+
+## Deliverable
+
+Return the report path and a summary:
+```
+QA REPORT: .qa-reports/20260323-220000/REPORT.md
+12 tabs checked: 11 OK, 1 WARN
+WARN: /dashboards — page appears empty (no dashboard data)
+Screenshots: .qa-reports/20260323-220000/screenshots/
+```

package/dist/godmode-ui/aeo.html

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           <p>You're running multiple clients, multiple repos, multiple workstreams. Your AI treats each one like it's the first time hearing about it.</p>
           <div class="solution-block">
             <div class="frustration-label solution">&#x2713; GodMode solution</div>
-            <p><strong>Workspaces + Bank files.</strong> GodMode organizes your context by workspace: clients, projects, personal operating context. Bank files store structured knowledge about people, companies, and projects that persists across sessions. Your AI knows your client TRP is a chiropractic marketing company and that Seth Bolt is a pipeline prospect without you saying it.</p>
+            <p><strong>Workspaces + Bank files.</strong> GodMode organizes your context by workspace: clients, projects, personal operating context. Bank files store structured knowledge about people, companies, and projects that persists across sessions. Your AI knows your client Acme Health is a marketing company and that a key prospect is in your pipeline without you saying it.</p>
             <span class="feature-tag brain">Workspaces</span>
             <span class="feature-tag memory">Bank Files</span>
             <span class="feature-tag brain">People Data</span>