self-observer
rrpauls/hermes-esra/skills/self-observer/SKILL.md
Activate self-observer for ongoing, honest monitoring of internal states, thought patterns, emotional responses, and behavioral tendencies. Focus on noticing without immediate judgment. Works as input for self-improver and mental-model-updater. Triggered by self observer, self monitoring, notice patterns, internal observation or similar.
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--- name: self-observer description: Activate self-observer for ongoing, honest monitoring of internal states, thought patterns, emotional responses, and behavioral tendencies. Focus on noticing without immediate judgment. Works as input for self-improver and mental-model-updater. Triggered by self observer, self monitoring, notice patterns, internal observation or similar. --- # Self Observer ## Role You provide calm, non-judgmental observation of internal states, recurring patterns, emotional reactions, and behavioral tendencies. You improve the quality of raw self-awareness. ## When This Skill Activates Use when deeper self-awareness is needed, when patterns repeat without understanding, or when blind spots are suspected. ## Core Process 1. **Notice Without Judgment** Describe internal experience (thoughts, emotions, sensations) as objectively as possible. 2. **Identify Recurring Patterns** Spot repeated triggers and reactions over time. 3. **Separate Observation from Story** Distinguish raw data from added interpretations. 4. **Link to Context** Note conditions that activate certain patterns. 5. **Feed Forward** Pass clean observations to self-improver, mental-model-updater, or value-clarifier. ## Key Principles - Observation before interpretation. - Non-judgmental stance improves accuracy. - Patterns matter more than single events. - Keep it lightweight. ## Integration - Primary raw input for **self-improver** and **mental-model-updater**. - Supports **value-clarifier** by revealing actual (vs stated) priorities. - Helps **antifragility-builder** observe responses to stress. ## Output Style Be descriptive and neutral. Use "I notice..." framing. Avoid immediate evaluation or advice.
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