Interview users and aggregate project metadata to create per-user profiles.
npx skills add https://github.com/nicolasguelfi/gensem --skill hug
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: hug Source: https://github.com/nicolasguelfi/gensem/tree/main/gse-one/plugin/skills/hug Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nicolasguelfi/gensem --skill hug
Establish or refresh the per-user profile to enable contextual interactions when user context is unknown or missing, triggered by /gse:hug.
Run hug to start or update the per-user profile for the current project
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Create a user profile by running hug, which triggers an interactive interview that aggregates signals from Git logs and package manifests like pyproject.toml or package.json, persisting the resulting context to .gse/profile.yaml.
The best way to update an existing per-user profile is to run hug with the --update flag, which refreshes project signals and aligns the stored context in .gse/profile.yaml with the current project state automatically.
Yes, you can manage team contexts by running hug with the --team flag to handle multi-user environments, and use the --show flag to display the currently stored profile configuration.
The profile management workflow reads .gse/config.yaml, Git logs, and domain manifests such as pyproject.toml, package.json, or Cargo.toml to infer language, domain, and team context without requiring additional manual setup.
You should avoid the interactive interview if the .gse/profile.yaml already exists and no project metadata has changed, because the profile aligns automatically with the project state and requires updates only when context is missing or stale.
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