# Curator run — 2026-05-18T09:02:00.257950+00:00

Model: `kimi-k2.6` via `custom`  ·  Duration: 19m 47s  ·  Agent-created skills: 6 → 5 (-1)

## Auto-transitions (pure, no LLM)

- checked: 6
- marked stale: 0
- archived (no LLM, pure time-based staleness): 0
- reactivated: 0

## LLM consolidation pass

- tool calls: **26** (by name: skill_manage=2, skill_view=16, terminal=8)
- consolidated into umbrellas: **1**
- pruned (archived for staleness): **0**
- new skills this run: **0**
- state transitions (active ↔ stale ↔ archived): **0**

### Consolidated into umbrella skills (1)

_These skills were **absorbed into another skill** during this run — their content still lives, just under a different name. The original directory was moved to `~/.hermes/skills/.archive/` for safety and can be restored via `hermes curator restore <name>` if the consolidation was wrong._

- `cron-job-management` → merged into `daily-dose` — Cron reminders were DailyDose-specific prompt style and scheduling conventions for Zeyd; a human maintainer would write this as one 'DailyDose tracker' skill with an 'Automatic reminders' subsection, not as a standalone cron skill.

## LLM final summary

Done. Here's the complete summary of the curator pass:

## Human-readable summary

I scanned all 6 agent-created skills, grouped them into prefix clusters, and evaluated each cluster against the umbrella test: *"Would a human maintainer write this as N separate skills, or as one skill with N labeled subsections?"*

**Prefix clusters found:**
1. **`cron-*` + `daily-*`** → **Productivity/Reminders cluster.** `cron-job-management` was a narrow, DailyDose-specific cron prompt style guide. Its content — German tone, "Chef" address, time-of-day adaptation, scheduling conventions, and self-contained prompt requirements — was entirely about reminding Zeyd to fill in his DailyDose tracker. A human maintainer would never split "how to modify my tracking app" and "how to set reminders for my tracking app" into two separate library entries. The right home was `daily-dose`.

2. **`esp32-*`** → Only member. Already class-level.
3. **`media-*` / `youtube-*`** → Both live under `media/` but serve completely different workflows (library organization vs. headless video factory). No umbrella possible without drowning both workflows in irrelevance.
4. **`zimaos-*`** → Only member. Already class-level.

**Actions taken:**

- **`cron-job-management` → merged into `daily-dose` (MERGE INTO EXISTING UMBRELLA):** Patched `daily-dose/SKILL.md` with a new labeled section "Automatische Erinnerungen per Cron-Job" that absorbs the full content of the old cron skill: prompt style, scheduling patterns, examples, and the self-contained prompt pitfall. Archived `cron-job-management`.

**Skills left untouched as already class-level:**

- **`daily-dose`:** Now the umbrella for both PWA modification and cron reminders.
- **`esp32-desk-dashboard`:** Covers hardware → firmware → LVGL → BLE → host daemon → tooling in one coherent class. Reference files (`clawdmeter-analysis.md`, `lvgl9-font-patch.md`, `open-meteo-weather.md`, `reddit-json-api.md`) and script (`weather_openmeteo.py`) are proper support material for sub-topics.
- **`media-file-management`:** Covers naming conventions, Umlaut maps, TV season organization, audiobook concatenation, and ZimaOS permission quirks. The inventory snapshots (`movie-inventory-2026-05.md`, `tv-inventory-2026-05.md`) are session-specific data properly kept as support files, not grounds for splitting.
- **`youtube-automation`:** Complete headless video factory — Reddit sourcing → TTS → stock footage → ffmpeg assembly. Distinct domain from library management.
- **`zimaos-web-app`:** FastAPI pattern, CasaOS dashboard integration, Docker deployment quirks, UI design rules. `references/casaos-dashboard-debugging.md` is deep session-specific knowledge properly captured as a support file. Could not serve as an umbrella for media-file-management (different workflows entirely).

**Why no more consolidations:** The remaining 4 untouched skills represent genuinely distinct domains (maker electronics/embedded, media library operations, content creation automation, web app deployment on NAS). Pairwise they share only trivialities like "runs on ZimaOS" or "uses ffmpeg" — not enough workflow surface to merge into labeled subsections of a single umbrella without hurting discoverability.

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## Structured summary (required)

```yaml
consolidations:
  - from: cron-job-management
    into: daily-dose
    reason: Cron reminders were DailyDose-specific prompt style and scheduling conventions for Zeyd; a human maintainer would write this as one 'DailyDose tracker' skill with an 'Automatic reminders' subsection, not as a standalone cron skill.
prunings: []
```

## Recovery

- Restore an archived skill: `hermes curator restore <name>`
- All archives live under `~/.hermes/skills/.archive/` and are recoverable by `mv`
- See `run.json` in this directory for the full machine-readable record.