R44VC0RP Skills
Four skills by R44VC0RP: OpenCode memory with nightly dreaming, NASA style pages, a Cloudflare stack and a pull briefing.
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Why this level
- The memory skill installs a nightly job and reads past sessions.
- Scripts work with config files and scan for secrets.
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The memory skill installs a nightly job and reads past sessions.
- Scripts work with config files and scan for secrets.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
A set of four skills in `skills/`. `opencode-memory` gives an OpenCode setup long-term memory following context-engineering practice: config under git, a slimmed `AGENTS.md` with rules moved into on-demand skills, a Markdown memory folder with an append-only inbox and a nightly dreaming job that reviews past sessions, updates memory and proposes rule changes for approval. `nasa-handbook` makes printable technical documents in the style of Apollo Operations Handbook pages: a typed head, numbered paragraphs, line drawings, a data table, notices and a checklist card, output as an A4 or Letter PDF. `internal-app` advises a Cloudflare Workers, D1, Wrangler and Bun stack for small internal apps and `pulsum` pulls and writes a change briefing: what, who and why.
Who it is for. OpenCode and Claude Code users who want memory across sessions, retro style documents and a quick Cloudflare stack.
Good fit when
- The agent must remember preferences and not repeat past mistakes between sessions.
- `AGENTS.md` has grown and rules should move into on-demand skills.
- You need a NASA style handbook page about a product for print.
- After `git pull` you want a briefing of what changed and why.
Not a fit when
- You need skills for an environment other than OpenCode: `opencode-memory` targets it.
- You need a complex application: `internal-app` suggests a light stack.
- You cannot let an agent run nightly rule reviews: dreaming needs your approval but runs on a schedule.
Example request
Prepare an Apollo Handbook style page about our service and save it as an A4 PDF.Limitations
The repository has no README and the description comes from the `SKILL.md` files. Metadata shows no license, so reuse terms are unclear. The `opencode-memory` skill installs a nightly job and a secret scanner, so read the `dream.sh` and `scan-secrets.py` scripts before enabling. The `nasa-handbook` skill holds fonts with their own licenses and their texts sit alongside. The last commit was on 1 November 2026. The `nasa-handbook` skill targets a printed look and makes no interactive pages. `internal-app` needs Bun, Wrangler and a Cloudflare account if you take that path. All four skills are small but each pulls its own dependencies, so install only the ones you need.
How to disable. Remove the folders you need from the agent skills directory; for memory remove the nightly job and the memory folder.
FAQ
What does opencode-memory do?
It puts config under git, moves rules from `AGENTS.md` into skills, creates a Markdown memory folder and enables a nightly job that analyzes sessions and proposes rule changes.
How does dreaming work?
At night the `dream.sh` script reviews past sessions, updates memory and prepares proposals. The agent applies them at your request, for example apply last night dream.
What is a NASA style page?
A one or few page document with a typed head, numbered paragraphs, line drawings, a data table, notices and a checklist, output as PDF.
What is pulsum for?
It pulls the current branch and writes a short briefing: what changed, who did it and why. It triggers on phrases like catch me up.
Is Cloudflare needed for internal-app?
The skill advises Workers, D1, Wrangler and Bun, so a Cloudflare account is needed if you follow that path.
Discussion
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Comparison with similar tools
Cards that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Tool | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| R44VC0RP Skills (this card) | no | 162 | |
| dmmulroy/skills | no | 433 | a personal set for strict TypeScript and Cloudflare Workers; here OpenCode memory, NASA style documents and a pull briefing |
| Cloudflare Skills | no | 3,359 | official Cloudflare skills; internal-app only advises a stack for small internal apps |
README in short
The repository root has no README: `skills/*/SKILL.md` files describe four skills with their scripts, templates and references. `opencode-memory` and `nasa-handbook` are the most detailed, with sample pages and fonts.