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Browse published AI skills maintained by ChandlerHardy. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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chronicle-assistant-guide

ChandlerHardy

Project-agnostic guidance for AI assistants using Chronicle. Provides search-first directives, best practices, and workflow patterns across ALL Chronicle-tracked projects. Works with or without MCP server.

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chronicle-project-tracker

ChandlerHardy

Manage Chronicle project development using database-tracked milestones, next steps, and roadmap visualization. Works with MCP tools (fast, structured) or CLI commands (portable). Use when planning features, tra...

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chronicle-session-documenter

ChandlerHardy

Document AI-assisted development sessions to Obsidian vault using Chronicle data. Works with MCP (fastest) or CLI commands (portable). Use when completing a coding session, creating development logs, or maintai...

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chronicle-remote-summarizer

ChandlerHardy

Automate cross-system summarization workflow for Chronicle sessions. Export sessions from remote systems (like FreeBSD) and import/summarize on local machine with Gemini API. Use when you have sessions on a sys...

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chronicle-context-retriever

ChandlerHardy

Search and retrieve context from past development sessions using Chronicle data. Works with MCP (fast, structured) or CLI commands (portable). Use when user asks about previous work, wants to recall past decisi...

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chronicle-workflow

ChandlerHardy

Complete workflow for tracking development work with Chronicle - session recording, git tracking, AI summarization, and Obsidian documentation. Works with CLI commands (portable) or MCP tools (faster). Use when...

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