2026-03-16-7c00e7d3

# i feel like i have made a load of my own slash commands in thee last two months can you remind me... ## Retrieval Notes - Session id: `7c00e7d3-dd40-4184-8683-444fb65fbd47` - Last activity: `2026-03-16T21:56:12.304Z` ## My Notes  ## Conversation ### User i feel like i have made a load of my own slash commands in thee last two months can you remind me wwhat they are. all of them. iwant to make a cheat sheet ### Assistant Let me find all your custom commands. ### User you didn't gewt back to me ### Assistant Sorry about that! Let me grab them all now. ### Assistant Here's the full inventory. You've built 38 slash commands and 61 skills. Let me organize this as a cheat sheet — I'll group them by what you'd actually reach for them for: --- ## Daily Drivers | Command | What it does | |---|---| | `/morning-review` | Daily briefing: calendar, tasks, emails, vault activity, adaptive questions | | `/review` | Quick status: tasks, emails, calendar, weather | | `/smart-note` | Create a note with auto wiki-links, tags, frontmatter | | `/calendar-query` | Check your schedule | | `/gmail-search` | Search inbox | | `/google-tasks-sync` | Refresh cached task list | | `/tasks-add` | Create a new task | | `/tasks-complete` | Check off task(s) | ## Calendar & Email | Command | What it does | |---|---| | `/calendar-add` | Create an event | | `/calendar-delete` | Remove an event | | `/calendar-move` | Move event between calendars | | `/email-reply` | Draft reply in your style + contact context | ## Writing & Research | Command | What it does | |---|---| | `/abstract` | Generate publication-ready abstract in your style | | `/bibliography-create` | Build verified bibliography from inline citations in a draft | | `/cev` | "Coherent Extrapolated Volition" — analyze what a draft could become at full potential | | `/minimal-edit` | Find small high-impact tweaks | | `/style-edit` | Edit text to analytic philosophy style standards | | `/paper-support` | Find vault notes, citations, ideas for active manuscripts | | `/substack-draft` | Generate blog ideas/outlines grounded in vault content | ## Vault & Notes | Command | What it does | |---|---| | `/create-moc` | Auto-generate Maps of Content from semantic search | | `/concept-linker` | Find unexpected cross-domain connections | | `/semantic-search` | Search vault by meaning (Smart Connections) | | `/research-query` | Semantic search scoped to philosophy concepts | | `/youtube-note` | Process YouTube video into structured note + transcript | | `/remember` | Bank something from this conversation to a project queue | | `/daily-note-create` | Manually create today's daily note | | `/log-activity` | Internal — logs actions to daily note (called by other commands) | ## Session & Conversation | Command | What it does | |---|---| | `/session-search` | Search past conversations by topic/keyword | | `/session-summary` | Summarize recent sessions | | `/daily-session-log` | Log all today's sessions into daily note | | `/review-session` | Safety net — catch missed notes/tasks/events from this conversation | | `/link-chat` | Link to another active session for cross-referencing | | `/friction-analysis` | Analyze recent sessions for friction patterns | ## System & Meta | Command | What it does | |---|---| | `/evolve` | Encode learnings from conversation into system files | | `/system-check` | Validate structural integrity (references, files, links) | | `/system-status` | Full architecture + health report | | `/config-audit` | Check config for contradictions and drift | ## One-Off | Command | What it does | |---|---| | `/cinema` | OV showtimes near Città Studi | --- That's 38 commands. On top of those, you have 61 skills that trigger contextually (voice skills, source-work, file-management, the gws service layer, twork, quickfire, live-note, moves, hegelian-dialectic, contemplate, etc.) — those fire automatically when relevant rather than needing a slash command. Want me to save this as a note in the vault? Could be useful to have on hand. _Trentotto comandi costruiti in due mesi — una piccola officina artigianale dentro il terminale._ ### User i want them in chronological order of creation please. ### Assistant The modification dates are misleading — a big batch shows Feb 17 10:30, which looks like a bulk operation. Let me get the actual creation dates instead. ### Assistant Interesting — the filesystem tells a clear story. There are three distinct waves, not a gradual accumulation: ## Wave 1: Feb 17, 10:30 — The Big Bang (24 commands, all at once) These were all created at the exact same second, so they were either bulk-generated or migrated together: 1. `/style-edit` 2. `/cev` 3. `/session-search` 4. `/research-query` 5. `/friction-analysis` 6. `/link-chat` 7. `/youtube-note` 8. `/email-reply` 9. `/daily-note-create` 10. `/remember` 11. `/config-audit` 12. `/semantic-search` 13. `/log-activity` 14. `/substack-draft` 15. `/create-moc` 16. `/minimal-edit` 17. `/abstract` 18. `/evolve` 19. `/session-summary` 20. `/cinema` 21. `/daily-session-log` 22. `/review-session` 23. `/bibliography-create` 24. `/review` ## Wave 2: Feb 17, 15:00–15:09 — Same day, afternoon (4 commands) 25. `/system-check` (15:00) 26. `/system-status` (15:07) 27. `/concept-linker` (15:09) 28. `/paper-support` (15:09) ## Wave 3: Individual additions 29. `/morning-review` — Feb 19 30. `/smart-note` — Feb 21 ## Wave 4: Today, Mar 16 22:20 — The gws migration (8 commands, all at once) 31. `/google-tasks-sync` 32. `/tasks-add` 33. `/tasks-complete` 34. `/calendar-add` 35. `/calendar-delete` 36. `/calendar-move` 37. `/calendar-query` 38. `/gmail-search` --- So the real story is: you stood up 24 commands on Feb 17 in one go (probably during a system-building session), added 4 more that afternoon, then `/morning-review` and `/smart-note` emerged over the next few days as you used the system. And then today you added the 8 gws-backed Google service commands. Within that Feb 17 batch the filesystem can't distinguish order — they're all stamped to the same second. Want me to check git history or session logs from that day to see if there's a finer-grained creation order? _Ventiquattro comandi nati nello stesso secondo — più un parto che una costruzione._ ### User and then skills in chronological order too ### Assistant Here's the full skill timeline. Same pattern — a big bang, then steady individual builds as you needed them: ## Wave 1: Feb 17, 12:48 — The Big Bang (16 skills, all at once) 1. `analytic-philosophy-style` 2. `conversation-extraction` 3. `epistemic-discipline` 4. `gemini-deep-research` 5. `google-tasks` 6. `json-canvas` 7. `martin-voice` 8. `obsidian-markdown` 9. `pdf` 10. `readwise` 11. `readwise-reader` 12. `session-deep` 13. `session-file` 14. `tag-conventions` 15. `weekly-review` ## Wave 2: Feb 17, afternoon — Same day additions 16. `system-design` (14:25) 17. `obsidian-bases` (15:07) ## The steady build: Feb 20 – Mar 16 18. `quickfire` — Feb 20 19. `file-management` — Feb 21 20. `live-note` — Feb 21 21. `writing-standards` — Feb 21 22. `notebooklm-temp` — Feb 24 23. `open-note` — Feb 24 24. `nick-analytic-voice` — Feb 26 25. `nick-philosophical-prose` — Feb 26 26. `notebooklm-adapted` — Feb 26 27. `twork` — Feb 27 28. `moves` — Feb 28 ## March 29. `frontend-slides` — Mar 4 30. `skill-creator` — Mar 5 31. `gws-*` (20 skills, all at once) — Mar 6 32. `nick-essayistic-voice` — Mar 10 33. `recall` — Mar 10 34. `contemplate` — Mar 12 35. `deep-writing-mode` — Mar 12 36. `hegelian-dialectic` — Mar 12 37. `pdf-intake` — Mar 12 38. `source-work` — Mar 12 39. `checkpoint` — Mar 16 (today) 40. `google-calendar` — Mar 16 (today) --- Three skills have been revised since creation: `google-tasks`, `readwise`, and `recall` — all updated today. So the arc is: 16 foundational skills on day one → infrastructure and writing tools through late Feb → the gws service layer on Mar 6 → thinking/dialectic tools in mid-March. The philosophical engagement skills (`twork`, `moves`, `contemplate`, `hegelian-dialectic`) all came later, once the plumbing was solid. Want me to save this whole chronology — commands and skills together — as a note? _L'infrastruttura prima, la filosofia dopo — come costruire una cattedrale partendo dalle fondamenta._