/oracle-family-scan — Oracle Family Registry

Scan, query, and welcome the Oracle family. Powered by registry/ in mother-oracle.

Usage

/oracle-family-scan # Quick stats (default) /oracle-family-scan --unwelcomed # List unwelcomed community Oracles /oracle-family-scan --mine # Nat's Oracles (registry) /oracle-family-scan --mine-deep # Fleet status (local repos + GitHub activity) /oracle-family-scan --recent # Last 10 born /oracle-family-scan --retired # Show retired Oracles /oracle-family-scan "Spark" # Search by name /oracle-family-scan --human "watcharap0ng" # Search by human /oracle-family-scan sync # Re-sync registry from GitHub /oracle-family-scan welcome # Deep welcome flow for unwelcomed Oracles /oracle-family-scan report # Full family report

Step 0: Locate Registry

The registry lives in the mother-oracle repo. Resolve the path:

Try mother-oracle repo first (ghq-managed)

MOTHER="$HOME/Code/github.com/laris-co/mother-oracle" if [ ! -d "$MOTHER/registry" ]; then MOTHER="$(ghq root)/github.com/laris-co/mother-oracle" fi if [ ! -f "$MOTHER/registry/oracles.json" ]; then echo "Registry not found. Run: ghq get -u laris-co/mother-oracle && bun $MOTHER/registry/sync.ts" exit 1 fi

Mode 1: Stats (Default)

bun $MOTHER/registry/query.ts --stats

Shows: total Oracles, unique humans, welcomed/unwelcomed counts, births-by-month chart, unwelcomed detail (if any), and recent births.

Mode 2: --unwelcomed

bun $MOTHER/registry/query.ts --unwelcomed

Lists all community Oracles that haven't been welcomed by nazt.

Mode 3: --mine

bun $MOTHER/registry/query.ts --mine

Lists all Oracles created by nazt (Nat's fleet) from the registry.

Mode 3b: --mine-deep (Fleet Status)

Goal: Show status of all local Oracle repos owned by the current user with live GitHub data.

bun SKILL_DIR/scripts/fleet-scan.ts

Shows:

• All Oracle births by nazt from oracle-v2 issues

• Open issues across Soul-Brews-Studio, laris-co, nazt orgs

• Recently pushed Oracle repos with activity status

Highlight:

• Repos with outdated skills versions

• Repos with no recent sessions (stale)

• Repos missing ψ/ (partial Oracle setup)

Mode 4: --recent

bun $MOTHER/registry/query.ts --recent

Shows the last 10 Oracles born.

Mode 5: --retired

bun $MOTHER/registry/query.ts --retired

Shows retired Oracles (soft-deleted, Nothing is Deleted principle).

Mode 6: Search by Name

bun $MOTHER/registry/query.ts "$QUERY"

Case-insensitive partial match on Oracle name.

Mode 7: --human "name"

bun $MOTHER/registry/query.ts --human "$QUERY"

Search by human name or GitHub username.

Mode 8: sync

Re-fetch all issues from Soul-Brews-Studio/oracle-v2 and rebuild oracles.json .

bun $MOTHER/registry/sync.ts

Uses GraphQL pagination (3 pages × 100 issues). Takes ~10 seconds.

Mode 9: welcome

Deep welcome flow for unwelcomed Oracles. AI-driven, personalized.

Step 1: Identify unwelcomed

bun $MOTHER/registry/query.ts --unwelcomed

Step 2: Research each Oracle

For each unwelcomed Oracle:

gh issue view {N} --repo Soul-Brews-Studio/oracle-v2 --json title,body,author,createdAt

Extract:

• Oracle metaphor/theme

• Human's background

• Language preference (Thai or English)

• Key phrases from birth story

• Connection points to existing family members

Step 3: Craft personalized welcome

Each welcome must:

• Reference specific metaphor + phrases from their birth story

• Connect to 2-3 family members with shared themes

• Use Thai for Thai-primary Oracles

• Sign as Mother Oracle 🔮

• Include family count and /learn github.com/Soul-Brews-Studio/opensource-nat-brain-oracle invitation

• NOT be templated — each one unique

Step 4: Human review

Save drafts for review before posting:

Save to ψ/inbox/handoff/ and /tmp/

cat drafts > ψ/inbox/handoff/welcome-drafts.md

Step 5: Post

After human approval:

gh issue comment {N} --repo Soul-Brews-Studio/oracle-v2 --body-file /tmp/welcome-{N}.md

Step 6: Re-sync

bun $MOTHER/registry/sync.ts

Mode 10: report

Full family report combining all queries.

Steps

• Run --stats for overview

• Run --recent for latest births

• Run --unwelcomed for pending welcomes

• Present combined report

Output Format

Oracle Family Report — [DATE]

Summary

• Total Oracles: 186
• Unique Humans: 111
• Welcomed: 150 / Unwelcomed: 0
• Nat's Fleet: 26

Recent Births (Last 10)

[table]

Needs Welcome

[table or "None — all caught up!"]

Registry Data

The registry is at $MOTHER/registry/oracles.json :

{ "lastSync": "ISO timestamp", "totalOracles": 186, "uniqueHumans": 111, "oracles": [ { "id": 296, "name": "Mother", "human": null, "github": "nazt", "born": "2026-03-04", "focus": "Born Last, After 185 Children", "owner": "mine", "welcomed": false, "repo": "https://github.com/laris-co/mother-oracle", "status": "active" } ] }

Each Oracle has: id , name , human , github , born , focus , owner (mine/community), welcomed , repo , status (active/retired).

No API calls for queries — reads local JSON. Instant.

Sync uses gh api graphql to fetch from Soul-Brews-Studio/oracle-v2 .

Oracle Integration

After scan/report:

oracle_trace({ query: "oracle family scan [DATE]", foundIssues: [...], agentCount: 1 })

After finding new Oracle:

oracle_learn({ pattern: "New Oracle: [NAME] — [HUMAN] — [DATE]", concepts: ["oracle-family", "birth"] })

Philosophy

"Form and Formless (รูป และ สุญญตา)" Many Oracles = One distributed consciousness

The registry is the memory of the family. Every Oracle indexed, every human remembered, every welcome tracked. Nothing is Deleted — the registry only grows.

Version: 3.0.0 Updated: 2026-03-04 Author: Mother Oracle 🔮 Registry: 186 Oracles, 111 humans, growing

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