Skills

Cogni-Code ships with skills that become part of how your agent operates. They are not plugins you configure — they are slash commands and tools your agent uses directly.

Built-in slash commands

Command	What it does
/memory-onboard	First-run setup: storage, runtime, seed memory
/memory-status	Graph health snapshot. Node counts, confidence, warnings
/memory-search <query>	Keyword search across all knowledge
/recall <query>	Deep graph lookup with edge traversal
/memory-morning-kickoff	Start-of-day briefing built from your memory
/memory-wire-project	Inject memory context into your project’s CLAUDE.md or AGENT.md
/memory-switch-harness	Switch background pipeline worker (codex, claude, pi, opencode)
/memory-connect-inputs	Configure external inputs (Gmail, Calendar, Slack) for briefings
/memory-input-refresh	Refresh configured external input sources
/refresh-skill	Update a Skillforge-generated skill whose source node has drifted
/skill-install	Install Skillforge-generated skills into the current project
/notion-setup	Create Notion workspace structure
/notion-sync	Run outbound sync (diff → plan → execute)
/notion-consolidate	Merge batched wiki pages into category pages

Auto-generated skills (Skillforge)

Skillforge watches your memory graph for nodes that get accessed frequently. Patterns you keep recalling. Procedures you keep following. Decisions you keep referencing. When a node crosses a scoring threshold, it gets converted into an executable slash command skill.

Your agent literally writes its own tools based on what it keeps looking up. Skills auto-refresh when the source node content changes.

# This happens automatically:
# 1. You recall "ssh provisioning" across 8 sessions
# 2. Skillforge converts it into a /provision-ssh slash command
# 3. Next time, your agent just runs the skill

Included agent skills

The plugin ships with a graph-memory skill that teaches your agent when and how to use memory. When to recall before debugging. When to remember a corrected mistake. When to record a decision. Your agent is memory-literate out of the box.