kb-monitor
/kb-monitor — KB Usage Monitoring & Skill Gardening
1. Routing
Parse $0 (the first argument) to determine the mode:
- If
$0is--statusor empty (default/proactive activation): Follow Section 3 (Status Mode). - If
$0is--convert: Follow Section 4 (Convert Mode).$1is the topic path. - If
$0is--health: Follow Section 5 (Health Mode).$1is the skill name. - Otherwise: Show usage:
Usage: /kb-monitor [mode] Modes: --status Show candidates + health (default) --convert <topic-path> Convert KB topic to skill --health <skill-name> Check skill health + correction history
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Read-only KB discovery with progressive 4-tier loading and --challenge mode for counter-evidence.
10kb-view
Opens the KB viewer in the browser. Starts a local HTTP server that renders all configured knowledge bases with working links, fuzzy search, and knowledge graph visualization.
10kb-learn
Manages a personal knowledge base with learning tracking. Modes: (1) learn from articles, (2) learn about topics, (3) fix errors. Uses markdown links with relative paths for cross-references. Maintains a rolling changelog, validates links, and keeps a markdown-compatible knowledge base. When a note reaches ~500 lines, suggests /kb-compact.
9kb-bootstrap
Sets up the knowledge base for a project or initializes the global (god) KB config. Creates the KB config, directory structure, and appends minimal instructions to the project's CLAUDE.md. Run this once when first using KB skills in a new project. Use --global to set up the global read-only KB.
7kb-mint
Mints skills from KB topics, packages skills into plugins, and prepares them for Cowork. Use when asked to create a skill from KB content, convert to a plugin, package for distribution, or make something cowork-ready. Also triggers on `convert this to a skill`, `package as plugin`, `mint a skill`, or `make this a plugin`.
6kb-compact
Compacts KB directories — extracts legacy, unifies terminology, splits oversized notes, fixes indexes, reconciles with skill folders. Default: single directory. Use --deep for recursive bottom-up traversal.
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