Binder
Local-first knowledge graph with Markdown sync and CLI
All Skills in This Repository (15)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsperiod-next-plan
Generate a goal and task plan for the next period from journal entries.
day-update
Run a mid-day journaling check-in and update the Binder day entry.
day-log
Append a timestamped HH:MM log line to today's journal record.
day-start
Generate a daily briefing from Binder journal entries and week context.
day-next-plan
Carry unresolved items from a prior day into schedule, carry, or drop decisions.
period-update
Realigns live plans and journal notes during mid-period check-ins using YAML context and targeted binder updates.
period-summary
Generate a reflective journal period summary with metrics and carry-forward items.
day-summary
Summarizes a journal day into a plain-text report with scores and structured lists.
implement-task
Execute the full Binder Task lifecycle from selection through verification.
capture-task
Parse task input into structured Binder records with inferred fields and duplicate detection.
refine-backlog
Refine draft Binder tasks into Definition-of-Ready compliant items.
binder-cli
Manage CRUD, search, and transactions in a Markdown-native knowledge graph.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install Binder?▼
Run `npx skills add mpazik/Binder --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
What is Binder used for?▼
Binder is a local-first knowledge base that stores typed records as a graph synced with Markdown files. It works well for task trackers, inboxes, catalogs, dashboards, and shared agent memory.
Can AI agents read and write Binder data?▼
Yes. Agents can use the Binder CLI directly or connect via its MCP server for a typed read/write API, with every change recorded in an auditable transaction log.
Does Binder work with VS Code and other editors?▼
Yes. Binder ships extensions for VS Code and JetBrains IDEs plus an LSP server for Neovim, giving you autocomplete, validation, and automatic file sync on save.
Can I undo mistakes in Binder?▼
Yes. Every change is stored as an immutable transaction, so you can run `binder undo` to roll back mistakes or replay the workspace to any past state.
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