whoami

name: whoami description: Show the auto-curated user profile (memory/USER.md) — who the user is, preferences, working patterns, recent corrections, and open threads — with last-updated, section counts, and a token-cap/prune check. Use when asked "what do you know about me", "show my profile", "whoami", or to review/prune the profile. category: meta tags: [user-profile, memory, self-knowledge, review, curation] maturity: beta external_deps: []

Renders the auto-curated user profile — the structured memory/USER.md that the memory-curate cron job (scripts/memory-curate-cron.sh, every 2 h) maintains and that session-init.sh loads into every session.

This is the read-only review surface for the profile (Tier 2 item 4C). It does not edit anything — it shows the profile, how big it is against the ~500-token cap, and where it needs pruning.

Run it

bash "$CLAUDE_SKILLS_DIR/whoami/scripts/whoami.sh"

If $CLAUDE_SKILLS_DIR is unset, the script lives at ~/.claude-agent/.claude/skills/whoami/.

What it shows

The full profile, rendered.
Last updated timestamp and size / token estimate vs the 500-token cap.
Per-section counts across the five schema sections: stable_facts · preferences · working_patterns · recent_corrections · open_threads.
A prune nudge for the rolling sections (recent_corrections keeps newest 8, open_threads keeps newest 6).

The schema (maintained by memory-curate.cjs)

stable_facts — identity, timezone, environment, tooling (rarely change)
preferences — how the user likes work done
working_patterns — recurring workflows, cadences
recent_corrections — explicit corrections / things that superseded an old belief (newest first)
open_threads — in-flight work to resume

How to prune

This skill is read-only. To prune, edit memory/USER.md by hand:

fold a settled recent_corrections entry into preferences/stable_facts and delete the correction,
remove open_threads that are finished,
tighten any stable_facts/preferences that have drifted.

The distiller never deletes core facts — only you do, here. It only trims the rolling sections to newest-N and enforces the token cap.

Rules

Never edit the profile from this skill — it only reports.
If the profile is over the token cap, surface that first and recommend a prune.
CLAUDE.md is separate and hand-written — whoami shows the learned profile, not the rules.