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# KOGNIT1V Cognitive Skills Pack
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**Neurodivergent tools for neurodivergent people.**
Portable Codex skills for nonlinear builders working with AI.
KOGNIT1V packages a set of agent skills for people who want AI collaborators to
handle branching thought, fast context shifts, long memory, taste, tempo, and
proof. It is designed for local-first agent workflows: install the skills, open
a project, and give the agent a better operating posture before it starts
changing files.
This repository contains Markdown-based Codex skill instructions plus validation
scripts. Install them locally to guide agent behavior in your own projects.
## What It Gives An Agent
- Guides agents through unfamiliar repositories before broad file search.
- Provides reusable thinking patterns instead of one-off answers.
- Gives parent and worker agents clearer delegation contracts.
- Preserves structured handoffs across long sessions.
- Prompts reputation checks around commits, READMEs, and releases.
- Helps preserve human voice when turning rough thoughts into usable text.
- Turns mental overflow into reusable external structure.
## Use It When
- You want an agent to review or modify an unfamiliar repo without starting blind.
- You need to turn a rough idea into a reusable generator, brief, or operating pattern.
- You are preparing public repo copy, a PR, or a release and want less hype and more trust.
- You need a long-running agent session to leave a handoff that another agent can reload.
- Your mind moves faster than your tools can preserve.
## Compatibility
| Surface | Status |
| --- | --- |
| Codex local skills | Supported |
| Codex plugin manifest | Included |
| Node.js | `>=20` |
| m1nd | Optional, checked by bootstrap |
| Secrets | Env names only, no values |
| Install proof | `npm run smoke:install` |
| Toolchain boundary | [`docs/TOOLCHAIN.md`](docs/TOOLCHAIN.md) |
## Included Skills
| Skill | Helps with | Use when |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `kognit1v` | Routing intent through the cognitive stack | A request needs patterns, proof, handoffs, delegation, and voice together |
| `pattern-architect` | Turning ideas into reusable generators | You need briefs, taste profiles, prompts, PRDs, or anti-pattern maps |
| `proof-grown-systems` | Separating claims from evidence | A prototype, feature, or method needs contracts, proof, and non-claims |
| `tempofastlane` | Delegation and temporal calibration | Parent/worker agents need bounded tasks and realistic execution loops |
| `fastlane` | Fast bounded implementation | A worker lane should make a scoped code change |
| `m1nd-first` | Graph-first repo investigation | An agent should inspect structure before noisy search |
| `m1nd-operator` | m1nd operation and recovery | m1nd is available and the agent needs trust, ingest, routing, or graph diagnosis |
| `pathos` | Continuity handoffs | A long session needs transferable state and relationship context |
| `dext3r` | Local companion memory and perspectives | A Codex chat should bind to the local DEXT3R companion, session memory, or Council-style perspectives |
| `brotherizer-codex-runtime` | Human voice preservation | Rough text needs to become direct, natural, technically precise communication |
| `git-postman` | Public repo reputation | Commits, PRs, READMEs, release notes, or pushes need credibility checks |
| `omx-codex-app-bridge` | Local Codex bridge workflow | A session needs to connect safely with an existing local Codex bridge |
| `universal-triple-flow` | Generic multi-agent flow | A director thread coordinates several bounded worker lanes |
This repo does not include private product systems, unreleased project doctrine,
credentials, or generated project artifacts.
## What Actually Installs
KOGNIT1V installs the cognitive layer: Codex skills, contracts, examples,
validation scripts, and agent operating docs. It does not install Codex itself,
API keys, private projects, hosted providers, or every local tool Max uses.
Optional tools such as m1nd, DEXT3R, tmux, Cargo/Rust, Python helper runtimes,
and local voice/bridge workflows are treated as host capabilities. The bootstrap
can check them and, for m1nd only, prepare installation when explicitly asked.
```bash
npm run doctor:tools
```
If a tool is missing, the agent should name the capability gap and continue with
the safest available path. No fake claims.
## Install
Check the package:
npm run validate
npm run smoke:install
Install into Codex:
npm run bootstrap -- --install-skills --codex-home "$CODEX_HOME"
Or copy manually:
cp -R skills/* "$CODEX_HOME/skills/"
If you use m1nd, KOGNIT1V can check or prepare it explicitly:
npm run bootstrap -- --with-m1nd --install-m1nd
## Agent Entry
Agents should start with:
1. `AGENTS.md`
2. `skills/kognit1v/SKILL.md`
3. `npm run validate`
The repo is intentionally shaped for agents first. Humans can read it, but its
main job is to give an AI collaborator reliable operating instructions.
## Scope
KOGNIT1V is a public cognitive skills pack. It is not a full app generator, a
hosted service, or a bundle of Max's private projects.
