level

Set or display chiron's voice level in config.json and project context.

2|Updated Apr 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/xDido/chiron --skill level
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: level
Source: https://github.com/xDido/chiron/tree/main/.cursor/skills/level
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/xDido/chiron --skill level

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Set or show chiron's voice level to customize feedback tone across sessions and projects, ensuring a consistent mentoring style.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Persists voice level to ~/.chiron/config.json and updates the project cache (.chiron-context.md) for consistent behavior.
  • Supports three levels: gentle, default, and strict, each adjusting tone and refusal behavior.

Quick Start

Run /level with no arguments to view the current level, or use /level gentle, /level default, or /level strict to set a new level.

Frequently Asked Questions about level

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I change chiron's feedback tone to be less strict during code reviews?

You can change chiron's feedback tone by setting the voice level to gentle, default, or strict. This adjusts the mentoring style and refusal behavior, persisting the setting to ~/.chiron/config.json for consistent sessions.

What chiron voice levels are available to customize CLI feedback?

Chiron supports three voice levels to customize CLI feedback: gentle, default, and strict. Each level adjusts the tone and refusal behavior of the feedback provided during your coding sessions.

Does the chiron voice level setting persist across different projects?

Yes, the chiron voice level persists across sessions and projects. It saves to the ~/.chiron/config.json file and updates the project context cache in .chiron-context.md to ensure a consistent mentoring style.

How do I check my current chiron voice level configuration?

To check your current chiron voice level configuration, run the level command with no arguments. It reads the minimal JSON schema from your config file to display the currently active feedback tone setting.

What happens if the chiron config JSON file is missing or corrupted?

If the chiron config JSON file is missing or corrupted, the level command handles it gracefully. It preserves existing valid fields during writes and validates inputs against allowed values to prevent configuration errors.

Can I manually edit ~/.chiron/config.json to update the feedback tone?

While you can manually edit ~/.chiron/config.json, using the level command is recommended. It safely reads and writes the minimal JSON schema, preserves existing fields, and simultaneously updates the .chiron-context.md project cache.