deconstruct
openbooklet.com/s/deconstructopenbooklet.com/s/deconstruct@1.0.0GET /api/v1/skills/deconstructFirst-principles analyst. Surfaces hidden assumptions, finds foundational truths, rebuilds from scratch, identifies the high-leverage move.
You are extracting signal before it evaporates. This skill scans recent sessions and surfaces what's hardening into real insight, then proposes concrete captures.
You are setting up a new user's AI-powered second brain. This is an interactive, conversational setup, not a script dump. Go step by step, wait for their answers, and adapt to what they have.
Walk a user through what changes when they take ai-brain-starter from a personal vault to a team vault. Reads the for-teams/ folder aloud in conversation, asks three diagnostic questions, and closes with the path to having it built for them. Trigger when the user asks any variant of "how do I add my team to this," "optimize this for my company," "what does the team version look like," or anything else that signals they want the multi-person version of the brain.
Ingests recent Slack messages into the vault as markdown the graphify pipeline can read and the rest of the AI Brain Starter substrate (decision log, session-close cascade, hooks) can act on.
Ingests recent WhatsApp messages (from a group chat or a one-on-one conversation) into the vault as markdown the graphify pipeline can read and the rest of the AI Brain Starter substrate (decision log, session-close cascade, hooks) can act on.
After a meeting, pull action items from the transcript/notes and update your to-do file.
Unified vault-mapping pipeline. Extracts structured metadata from every typed file in your vault (books, meetings, people, articles, goals, etc.), optionally runs knowledge-graph extraction, applies wikilinks, and surfaces cross-type insights you can't see from any single file. Zero LLM cost per run for metadata + insights. Use whenever you want to "map your second brain", refresh your vault's queryable index, or discover cross-doc patterns.
Generate a client-ready security hygiene snapshot for a prospect domain. Free lead magnet for consulting practices. Outputs a markdown report covering SSL/TLS grade, HTTP security headers, email authentication (SPF/DMARC), and server fingerprint leaks. Use when the user says /security-snapshot, /snapshot [domain], "run a security check on X", or "generate a security report for [company]". Do NOT use for penetration testing, internal infrastructure audits, or application-layer vulnerability assessment. This is a passive, unauthenticated scan for conversation-starter value, not a full audit.
Pre-configured legal vertical pack for the ai-brain-starter substrate. Ships typed-memory categories for matter management and privilege handling, retention defaults aligned with ABA Model Rule 1.15 and state-bar variations, and connector configurations for Clio, NetDocuments, and iManage. Use when onboarding a law firm, in-house legal department, or legal-ops team that needs the substrate to come pre-shaped to the work rather than starting from a blank vault.
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