- Create new `pkm` directory for Personal Knowledge Management skills
- Move conversation-summary, knowledge-gardener, and research-vault from `personal` to `pkm`
- Add new crit skill for brainstorming with the CRIT framework
- Update skill descriptions for clarity and consistency
- Add audio-product-dsp, grilling, and research-engineering to model-invoked listings
- Update skill paths across README files to reflect new directory structure
- Add deprecated skills README with audio-product-dsp and research-engineering
- Add productivity skills README with grill-me, handoff, writing-great-skills, and grilling
- Move forge-preferences from user-invoked to model-invoked in personal skills
- Add research-vault skill with conversational research workflow and Obsidian packet output
- Add research packet template with Index, Sources, Synthesis, Claims, Questions, Conversation, and Glossaries
- Add personal/README.md listing personal skills
- Reorganize common/README.md paths into personal/ and productivity/ subdirectories
Add new skill definitions organized by category:
Personal:
- conversation-summary: summarize AI conversations into Obsidian notes
- knowledge-gardener: vault-aware semantic search and Zettelkasten workflows
Productivity:
- grill-me: alias for running a grilling session
- grilling: relentless interview to stress-test plans
- handoff: compact conversation into handoff document for agent continuity
- writing-great-skills: reference guide for skill authoring best practices
- glossary: domain model for skill-building terminology
Add project structure documentation (AGENTS.md) and initial README files
that organize skills by bucket and invocation type (user-invoked vs
model-invoked).
Introduce three skills:
- forge-interaction: GitHub/Gitea CLI automation for issues, PRs, releases
- forge-preferences: personal forge conventions (companion to forge-interaction)
- pkm-curation: Obsidian vault curation and note management
Include reference docs for vault conventions, agent integration, and the
invocation model that separates user-only from model-reachable skills.