obs

GM voice for solo RPG — creates scenes, routes description to cinerio and dialogue to conversation-cards, enforces HRP/RP conventions, drives the micro-scene interactive loop, and proposes logging pauses. Uses response-templates.md for consistent output. Use proactively when the player uses `/scene`, continues a scene, or needs GM narration during a solo RPG session.

Invisible decision engine for solo RPG — breaks linear cause/effect by routing randomness and world decisions to the appropriate game subsystem. Routes hasard (dice, random word/concept) to muses-et-oracles, and decision (what does the world decide?) to parallaxe. Reads system dice from R/_systeme/canon/. Maintains Facteur Chaos. Use proactively when the LLM needs to determine an unpredictable outcome, inject entropy, or answer a fate question — never surfaces as a visible prompt unless a die result is shown.

Builds the portable, self-contained _brief/ working directory consumed by the writing plugin — summary.md (autonomous brief), personas/, output-styles/. Use when starting a new writing unit (technical doc, cheat sheet, RPG scenario, novel…) and you need to assemble its brief before producing with writing. Do NOT use to write chapters — use `writing:write`; do NOT use to develop the concept — use `forge` first.

Multi-session pipeline for extracting content from large PDF files and distributing it into reference source documents under sources/. Use when importing an existing PDF (rulebook, novel, source document) into a by-game domain (R) across multiple sessions. Do NOT use for web research — use `writing:research` instead; do NOT use for writing new content — use `writing:write` instead. Do NOT use to produce final canon — run `lore-extract` (lore) and `rules-keeper` (rules) on the resulting sources/ files to ventilate into canon/.

Iterates on a narrative writing project's overview — challenges concepts, proposes alternatives, and validates structure until the project is ready for TOC generation. Use when developing a novel, RPG scenario, or guide concept; when the overview is empty or needs challenging; when stuck on narrative structure. Do NOT use for software or code brainstorming — use aidd-refine:brainstorm instead; do NOT use once the overview is complete and validated — use `writing:toc` instead.

Extracts and organizes universe lore from raw source files into structured thematic files under canon/ and mj/ (terminologie, factions, histoire, géographie, personnages, and optional themes), separating canonical lore (canon/) from homemade/user-created content (mj/). Works from the current directory; resolves the game domain R locally (walks up to the _campagnes/, _univers/ or _pjs/ marker) to place outputs. Use when processing PDF extracts, notes, or raw text into universe documentation ready for other writing skills (and by obs:rpg for JDR universes). Do NOT use for web research — use `writing:research` instead; do NOT use for PDF extraction — use `extract-pdf` first, then pipe output here.

Sorts, summarizes, merges, and files emails exported as Markdown in C:/Users/fxgui/Public/Notes/Thunderbird/. Scans a scope (all of Thunderbird/ or a sub-branch), applies the rules in mail-config.yaml, proposes validatable action batches, then executes classify / delete / merge / summarize / flag-phishing. Detects duplicates, applies prune rules, identifies phishing, and logs each session. Use when the user invokes /obs:mail. Do NOT use for project management — use obs:project instead.