Start
Start using Nimbalyst Wiki: show how agents build a local wiki, capture decisions...
Install
npx skills add nimbalyst/nimbalyst --skill start -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- nimbalyst/nimbalyst2k
- Category
- AI and agents
- Updated
- 4d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Lightabout 385 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Start using Nimbalyst Wiki: show how agents build a local wiki, capture decisions, track typed pages, open the local browser view, and optionally use a team wiki. Use when the user asks what this plugin does, which skills it has, or how to begin.
Give a short tour of Nimbalyst Wiki and point at the next step. Do not write any pages in this skill.
Say, in a few lines:
- Nimbalyst Wiki is a local wiki your agents write for you, so you can think, organize, and set direction.
- Best first step:
/nimbalyst-wiki:setup. The agent builds the first wiki from this repository: Home, a writing guide, and starter pages. - The habit: at the end of a session,
/nimbalyst-wiki:capturerecords what was decided in the page it affects. - Before working in an area,
/nimbalyst-wiki:recall(or asking "what did we decide about X?") answers from the wiki's pages and decisions. - Growth paths: typed pages and tables to track things; reading and editing the wiki in the browser (ask "open the wiki in my browser"; the agent calls
openWikiInBrowser, nothing to install); and optionally connecting a Nimbalyst Team wiki later (/nimbalyst-wiki:connect). A local wiki can be moved to Nimbalyst Teams later in one step with/nimbalyst-wiki:team, which also invites teammates; they need nothing installed to read it in the browser.
If the user gave a goal, tailor the next step to it. Check whether a local wiki already exists in this repository; if it does, suggest capture or asking a question about it instead of setup.
Mention the team add-on and its sign-in (the team skill installs nimbalyst-wiki-team) only if the user chooses the team wiki. The local wiki needs no account. Do not say the install runs onboarding by itself; it does not. The README has the full guide.
