update-profile

Detect and synchronize user profile updates across me.md, rules.md, and triggers.md.

5|Updated Feb 16, 2026

Search Tags:#automation #synchronization #configuration #profile #user-settings

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npx skills add https://github.com/technomensch/knowledge-graph --skill update-profile-technomensch

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Skill: update-profile
Source: https://github.com/technomensch/knowledge-graph/tree/main/skills/update-profile
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/technomensch/knowledge-graph --skill update-profile-technomensch

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It simplifies the process of updating and maintaining a consistent user profile across multiple configuration files, reducing manual effort and errors.

Core Features & Use Cases

Multi-file Profile Management: Detects when a user requests to update their profile and aligns changes across me.md, rules.md, and triggers.md.
Context-Aware Routing: Determines whether profile updates are applied at the user level or project level based on user instructions.
Natural Language Drafting: Prepares content for each profile file for user review before committing changes.
Use Case: A user wants to add a new communication preference; the skill updates all relevant profile files consistently, avoiding partial updates.

Quick Start

When a user asks to update their profile, this Skill identifies which profile files need modification, drafts the changes, and prompts for review before applying updates.

Frequently Asked Questions about update-profile

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I synchronize user profile files across multiple configuration documents?▼

Synchronizing user profile files is automated by detecting update requests and aligning changes across me.md, rules.md, and triggers.md collectively. This ensures configuration consistency and reduces manual editing efforts when modifying identity, rules, or triggers in a project or user context.

What's the best way to keep me.md, rules.md, and triggers.md consistent when updating settings?▼

Keeping me.md, rules.md, and triggers.md consistent is handled by natural language instructions that draft content for each profile file and prompt for review. This context-aware routing applies updates at either the user level or project level, guaranteeing all related profile components are aligned before finalizing.

Can I use natural language to update my project profile configuration?▼

Using natural language to update project profile configuration is fully supported. The system interprets instructions to modify me.md, rules.md, and triggers.md collectively, preparing drafted content for user review before committing any synchronized updates to ensure consistency.

Does profile synchronization work with both user-level and project-level configuration files?▼

Profile synchronization works with both user-level and project-level configuration files. Context-aware routing determines the appropriate scope based on your natural language instructions, applying updates to the correct configuration documents and aligning all related profile components before finalizing changes.

Why do my profile updates result in partial configuration changes across files?▼

Partial configuration changes across files occur when me.md, rules.md, and triggers.md are edited manually. Automating the synchronized updating process detects which profile files need modification and aligns all changes collectively, avoiding partial updates and ensuring consistency.

When do I need automated profile synchronization for my configuration files?▼

Automated profile synchronization is needed when handling changes to identity, rules, or triggers across multiple configuration documents. It ensures consistency and reduces manual editing efforts by aligning all related profile components, especially when adding new communication preferences or modifying user settings.