Context Curator

Use this skill to turn daily conversation into reliable reusable context without saving noise, secrets, or unconfirmed assumptions.

Core Rule

Never write durable context from ordinary conversation without explicit user confirmation. Detect candidates proactively when the latest user request either asks for context management or gives durable future-facing guidance that appears meant to affect later turns, sessions, projects, or learning. Casual phrasing still counts when it changes future behavior: "next time", "always", "by default", "do not do this again", "以后", "后续", "默认", "下次", and similar wording are trigger-worthy. Candidate detection is not consent to save: propose the exact record and ask for confirmation before writing. Do not infer consent or trigger this skill from the existence of a context-curator/ directory, from older conversation alone, or from an entrypoint pointer alone.

Context Types

• Temporary: applies only to the current turn or task. Do not save.
• Preference: a stable user style, default behavior, language, workflow preference, or risk tolerance.
• Fact: a durable fact about a repo, workspace, product, domain, environment, or current initiative.
• Decision: a confirmed choice, tradeoff, or policy and the reason it was chosen.
• Flow: a repeatable process the user wants the agent to follow again.
• Learning record: evidence that the user learned or already knows something that should steer future teaching.

Use these exact type names when classifying candidates: Temporary, Preference, Fact, Decision, Flow, Learning record, Session, and Summary.