kb-builder
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Generate and maintain a per-client knowledge base (KB) directly from a client's raw artifacts, drawing on a hand-curated playbook library of archetype advice. Here "client" means the FIRM whose knowledge the KB encodes and whose team will use it — never a company that firm's documents happen to be addressed to; a KB is named after the team that owns it, not after a deal. One skill owns the KB's whole lifecycle — first run drafts it from scratch; later runs extend it as new artifacts arrive — and runs the operator gap-question Q&A interactively in the main conversation. It classifies every input first: finished deliverables and product docs build the KB, while per-deal briefs (MOMs, call transcripts, email threads) are set aside and never ingested, because one deal's requirements must not become the team's standard scope. Artifacts are the usual input, but they are not the only one: given a `url=` instead, the skill ACQUIRES its own material by driving a real browser over the live site and mapping the user journeys in scope, then builds a web-flow KB from what it observed — the KB the `browser-agent` skill later executes against. Use when an operator provides client artifacts, or a website URL, and wants the KB built or updated. Triggers: "build the KB for {client}", "update {client}'s KB", "generate a KB from these artifacts", "extend the {client} KB with this new material", "set up a document generator for {client}", "onboard {client} from these artifacts", "map this website into a KB", "build a KB from this URL so we can automate it in the browser".
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- tinyfish-io/tinyfish-cookbooktheir own version, first seen Oct 8, 2026
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- api-agentSkill
- apply-fixesSkill
- browser-agentSkill
- code-agentSkill
- config-agentSkill
- diagnose-bugSkill
- document-generatorSkill
- find-bugsSkill
- process-comparisonSkill
- runner-agentSkill
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