i-believed

To log moments of trust, invoke the command with an affirmation like "I believed in you". The skill parses your statement to capture the belief event and responds with an authentic acknowledgment.

Yes, you can view belief history within your current session. The skill supports a lightweight history view to track belief over time and observe its impact on the collaboration.

When recording an affirmation, the memory log stores structured belief records with timestamps, target, context, and session fields. This metadata turns intangible affirmations into searchable memory.

Yes, the skill operates across past and present tenses to recognize belief expressions. It parses your affirmations to provide authentic, non-sycophantic acknowledgment and reciprocal belief.

The best way to turn affirmations into searchable memory is to declare them during your session. The skill parses these expressions and writes structured records with timestamps to capture collaborative momentum.

No dependencies or specific components are required to capture collaborative trust. You simply invoke the command with your belief declaration to start the consistent belief-logging flow immediately.