pai-monitor
Monitor Personal AI Infrastructure repo for updates and identify improvement opportunities for Geoffrey. Use when you want to sync Geoffrey with PAI's latest patterns, packs, or architectural decisions.
What this skill does
# PAI Monitor Monitor the [Personal AI Infrastructure](https://github.com/danielmiessler/Personal_AI_Infrastructure) repository and identify opportunities to improve Geoffrey. ## Focus Areas When invoked with an argument, focus analysis on that area: - **packs** - Deep dive on PAI pack additions/changes - **hooks** - Hook system evolution and patterns - **skills** - Skill structure and patterns - **patterns** - Architectural patterns (memory, validation, etc.) Without an argument, perform full analysis across all areas. --- ## Phase 1: Fetch PAI Current State ### 1.1 Core Documentation Fetch these from `github.com/danielmiessler/Personal_AI_Infrastructure`: - `README.md` - Overall structure and philosophy - `CLAUDE.md` - System instructions and principles - Check releases for version info ### 1.2 Pack Structure Explore the Packs/ directory: - List all available packs - Sample key packs: hooks, algorithm, memory, skills - Note any new packs since last analysis ### 1.3 Recent Changes - Check recent commits for significant updates - Look for new patterns or breaking changes - Note any announcements or migration guides --- ## Phase 2: Analyze Geoffrey Current State ### 2.1 Core Architecture Read these Geoffrey files: - `CLAUDE.md` - Founding principles and guidelines - `README.md` - Current capabilities - `.claude-plugin/plugin.json` - Version info ### 2.2 Skills Inventory ```bash # Glob for all skills skills/*/SKILL.md ``` Create inventory of current skills and their purposes. ### 2.3 Pattern Identification Identify Geoffrey's current patterns: - Hook system usage - Knowledge storage approach - Skill structure conventions - Validation patterns --- ## Phase 3: Gap Analysis Compare Geoffrey against PAI across these dimensions: ### 3.1 Pack/Skill Coverage - What PAI packs do we lack equivalent skills for? - Which packs would provide highest value? - Are there redundant or outdated skills? ### 3.2 Architectural Patterns - Hook system: How does PAI's compare to our hooks.json? - Memory system: Knowledge persistence patterns - Validation: Secret prevention, protected files ### 3.3 Documentation Patterns - Does PAI use VERIFY.md, INSTALL.md, or other conventions? - Are there documentation patterns we should adopt? ### 3.4 Principles Alignment Check Geoffrey's adherence to PAI founding principles: - Scaffolding > Model - Code Before Prompts - Deterministic Output - Goal → Code → CLI → Prompts - Test First ### 3.5 New Features - Recent PAI additions worth adopting - Experimental features to watch --- ## Phase 4: Generate Report Create a markdown report with this structure: ```markdown # PAI Monitor Report **Geoffrey Version:** [from plugin.json] **PAI Version Analyzed:** [from releases or README] **Analysis Date:** [today's date] ## Executive Summary [2-3 sentence summary of key findings] ## PAI Recent Changes | Date | Change | Relevance to Geoffrey | |------|--------|----------------------| | ... | ... | ... | ## Packs/Features We Could Adopt | Priority | Pack/Feature | Purpose | Complexity | Notes | |----------|-------------|---------|------------|-------| | High | ... | ... | ... | ... | | Medium | ... | ... | ... | ... | | Low | ... | ... | ... | ... | ## Pattern Improvements ### 1. [Pattern Name] - **PAI Implementation:** [how they do it] - **Geoffrey Current:** [how we do it / missing] - **Adoption Benefit:** [why adopt] - **Files to Modify:** [list] ### 2. [Pattern Name] ... ## Principles Alignment Check | PAI Principle | Geoffrey Status | Gap | |--------------|-----------------|-----| | Scaffolding > Model | [status] | [gap if any] | | Code Before Prompts | [status] | [gap if any] | | ... | ... | ... | ## Recommended Actions ### Immediate (This Week) - [ ] Action 1 - [ ] Action 2 ### Short-Term (This Month) - [ ] Action 1 - [ ] Action 2 ### Long-Term (Explore) - [ ] Action 1 - [ ] Action 2 ``` --- ## Key PAI Areas to Monitor Based on repo structure, these are the primary areas: | Area | Description | Geoffrey Equivalent | |------|-------------|-------------------| | Packs/ | 24+ modular capability packages | skills/ | | Releases/ | Full system snapshots | plugin versions | | Hook System | 14+ event types | hooks.json | | Memory System | Knowledge persistence | Obsidian vault | | Algorithm System | ISC tracking, metrics | compound learnings | | Validation | `.pai-protected.json` | (none currently) | --- ## Execution Notes 1. **Start with Phase 1** - Always fetch fresh PAI data, don't rely on cached knowledge 2. **Be thorough in Phase 2** - Accurate self-assessment is critical for gap analysis 3. **Prioritize in Phase 3** - Not all gaps need filling; focus on high-value opportunities 4. **Actionable Phase 4** - Every recommendation should have clear next steps When focusing on a specific area, still provide brief context from other phases but concentrate analysis on the requested focus.
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