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wenlan-brief

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URLopenbooklet.com/s/wenlan-brief
Pinnedopenbooklet.com/s/[email protected]
APIGET /api/v1/skills/wenlan-brief

Read the current Space-owned project Brief from Wenlan. With an optional topic, appends separately labeled related context from the same Space. Invoked as `/wenlan-brief [topic]` when resuming work or asking to catch up.

7 skills from this repowenlan-app/wenlan
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/prove [surface] — wenlan verification loops.claude/skills/prove/SKILL.md

Run every check through the evidence wrapper (records to `.claude/attest.jsonl`, which the weekly sweep audits): `bash scripts/attest.sh <command>`. That wrapper ships in the repo and runs on macOS, Linux and Windows (Git Bash); the older `~/.claude/bin/attest.sh` is a personal copy that does not ex

/wenlan forgetplugin/skills/forget/SKILL.md

Permanently delete a memory by its `source_id`.

/wenlan themeplugin/skills/theme/SKILL.md

You design the theme; Wenlan checks it and applies it. Be creative with the user's idea, but every value must pass Wenlan's checks, and nothing is applied until it does.

Steep: keep knowledge usefulplugin/skills/steep/SKILL.md

Steep (沉澱) is Wenlan's complete knowledge-organizing process. It prepares memories for retrieval, turns supported material into useful pages, keeps pages aligned with changed evidence, and can reorganize existing knowledge when the user names a goal. It can update memories, pages, folders, topic

wenlanplugin-agents/skills/wenlan/SKILL.md

The one front door to Wenlan. Takes plain words after `/wenlan` and runs the right Wenlan workflow; bare `/wenlan` shows status or starts setup. Use for: setting up or fixing Wenlan ("set up wenlan", "is wenlan working", "裝好了嗎"), turning what was imported or saved into notes and bringing out of date notes up to date ("steep", "沉澱", "整理成筆記"), getting to know a code repository ("build a wiki for this repo", "認識這個倉庫"), opening or listing notes ("open my note on X", "打開筆記"), organizing existing pages and folders ("organize my notes", "整理我的資料"), checking memory quality or cleaning up ("lint", "檢查重複", "清一清"), reviewing pending items ("review what's waiting", "看待確認的"), deleting one memory ("forget <id>", "刪掉這筆"), and changing how the app looks ("make Wenlan purple", "換個主題"). Say what to prepare, update, or rearrange; these all use steep. Invoked as `/wenlan [what you want]`.

wenlan-handoffplugin-agents/skills/wenlan-handoff/SKILL.md

End a work session. Stores durable captures, writes a narrative session log, and automatically applies typed item-level deltas to the current Space Brief. Invoked as `/wenlan-handoff`.

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