lwy-self
lwy-self captures your daily work life—meetings, collaborations, decisions—into a private local diary that grows into a personal knowledge layer. It stores what you did and who you worked with across dated entries, people profiles, and project records, letting your AI assistant know you as a person. Pair it with lwy-llm-wiki to separate personal history from world knowledge.
lwy-self records your daily work activities and conversations into a private personal diary for building an informed alter-ego.
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lwy-self records your daily work activities and conversations into a private personal diary for building an informed alter-ego. lwy-self captures your daily work life—meetings, collaborations, decisions—into a private local diary that grows into a personal knowledge layer. It stores what you did and who you worked with across dated entries, people profiles, and project records, letting your AI assistant know you as a person. Pair it with lwy-llm-wiki to separate personal history from world knowledge.
Use it when
- lwy-self ingests and organizes meeting minutes and group chat content into structured personal records.
- Yes.
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Frequently asked questions
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What can lwy-self help me log and record?
lwy-self captures your daily work activities, conversations, and decisions into a private personal diary. You can record what you did today, meeting notes, conversations with colleagues, and work decisions. The skill builds a personal knowledge base about your colleagues, projects, and events, storing everything in dated entries that grow into your private work history.
How does lwy-self organize my meeting minutes and notes?
lwy-self ingests and organizes meeting minutes and group chat content into structured personal records. You can save meeting notes, daily standup notes, and conversations directly into your diary. The skill maintains organized records tied to dates and participants, making it easy to find what was discussed and decided during specific meetings.
Can I query lwy-self to recall who I worked with this week?
Yes. lwy-self lets you query your personal history to recall who you worked with, project status, and past decisions. You can search your work history log to find colleague information, track who was involved in specific projects, and review your interactions across weeks and months of accumulated daily logs.
What is a personal knowledge base and how does lwy-self build one?
lwy-self builds a private personal knowledge layer by storing people profiles, project records, and event details alongside your daily entries. This personal knowledge base captures information about your colleagues and projects as you interact with them, creating a private reference that lets your AI assistant understand your work context and relationships.
Can lwy-self generate reports from my daily logs?
lwy-self can generate weekly reviews and reports from your accumulated daily logs. You can file your weekly report by having the skill summarize and organize the activities, decisions, and collaborations you've recorded throughout the week into a structured report format.
Is my data in lwy-self private and local?
Yes. lwy-self stores everything in a private local diary—your daily work life remains under your control. The skill is released under the MIT license and designed to keep your personal work history, colleague information, and project records private. For separating personal history from world knowledge, you can pair lwy-self with lwy-llm-wiki.
SKILL.md
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lwy-self — Personal Alter-Ego
Record your life and work to build a private self-model that knows you — the personal layer,
counterpart to lwy-llm-wiki (world knowledge).
- World wiki (
~/.learnwy/llm-wiki/, public): "what I know about the world" — books, concepts, authors. - Alter-ego / self (
~/.learnwy/ai/private/self/, private local-only submodule): "who I am, what I did, who I know" — diaries, colleagues, projects, decisions.
Storage & engine
self shares the same engine as lwy-llm-wiki (the shared module src/shared/wiki/); only
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skills/lwy-self/SKILL.md
skills/lwy-self/references/conditional-reflection.md
skills/lwy-self/references/ingest-meeting.md
skills/lwy-self/scripts/cli.cjs
skills/lwy-self/scripts/hooks/auto-query.cjs
skills/lwy-self/scripts/hooks/session-context.cjs
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