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- Add .claude/commands/ideas.md: scans vault and CLI graph data to produce tools to build, essays to write, connections to make, and experiments to run - Update my-commands.md with /ideas description and usage
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My Commands
Commands built during this lesson will be documented here.
/my-world
Loads personal context from the vault in one shot. Reads all 10 vault notes, runs CLI commands to map tag counts, backlinks, and orphan notes, then summarizes the overall knowledge structure.
Use it: At the start of any Claude Code session to instantly load your world — no re-explaining needed.
/connect
Finds unexpected bridges between two seemingly unrelated notes in the vault. Reads all vault notes, traces backlinks via CLI, then surfaces a hidden connection and explains what it means.
Use it: When you want to spark new thinking by combining two domains you haven't consciously linked.
/challenge
Pressure-tests your beliefs using your vault's own history. Finds contradictions, tensions, and counter-evidence within your own notes by searching for strong claims and tracing backlinks to conflicting ideas.
Use it: When you want to stress-test an assumption or find where your thinking has shifted.
/emerge
Surfaces hidden patterns — ideas your vault implies but you never explicitly stated. Finds conclusions from scattered premises, unnamed patterns, and unarticulated directions your thinking is heading.
Use it: When you want to discover what your notes know that you don't.
/ideas
Scans the vault for actionable ideas across four categories: tools to build, essays to write, connections to make, and experiments to run. Uses CLI graph data to find neglected notes and high-connection topics.
Use it: When you want to turn your vault into a to-do list — let the notes tell you what to do next.