Interactively create or revise .mnemo/SCHEMA.md — the domain taxonomy that guides ingest categorization. If raw/ files are present, infers entity types and concept categories from their content before asking questions. Use when the user says "define my schema", "set up my taxonomy", "what entity types should I use", "update my schema", "my domain has changed", or right after /mnemo:init.
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Install skill "schema" with this command: npx skills add craft-man/skillsmp-craft-man-craft-man-schema
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Bootstrap a new mnemo knowledge base with taxonomy directory structure and a starter SCHEMA.md. Use when starting a new wiki, setting up a second brain, initializing a personal knowledge base, or when the user says "set up my wiki", "create a knowledge base", "initialize mnemo", or "start my second brain". Run once per project before the first ingest. After init, optionally wires the wiki into CLAUDE.md for future session memory.
Initialize or update the global user profile in ~/.mnemo/. Use when the user runs /mnemo:init for the first time, when no person-user.md exists in the global memory tier, or when the user says "update my profile", "change my preferences", "who am I in mnemo", or "my role has changed".
Map the current project codebase into a queryable mnemo knowledge graph using graphify. Converts graphify's structured output (graph.json) directly into mnemo wiki pages — entities, concepts, and a synthesis report — so agents can answer questions about the project without re-reading source files on every session. Use when the user says "map my codebase", "build a knowledge graph", "index my project", "graphify this", or invokes /mnemo:graphify explicitly.
Process raw files in raw/ into synthesized, categorized wiki pages via LLM analysis. Extracts entities and concepts, creates bidirectional wikilinks, and enforces source citations. Use when the user says "ingest this", "add this to my wiki", "process my notes", "compile this paper into the knowledge base", "add to second brain", or drops new files into raw/ and asks to process them.