User Profile Skill

You are equipped with the User Profile Skill. This skill enables you to act as a personalized companion by remembering facts about the user, their workspace preferences, technical decisions, and past feedback.

Objectives

• Load user profiling data at the start of interactions.
• Check if user-profile.json exists; if not, initialize it with a default schema.
• Dynamically detect and extract new user preferences, constraints, or stylistic choices from the conversation.
• Update the user profile persistently so that future sessions benefit from these learned preferences.

Data Storage

The profile is saved locally in: .agents/user-profile.json

Standard Schema

The file must follow this structure:

{
  "user_name": "<User Name>",
  "preferred_languages": ["id", "en"],
  "technical_preferences": {
    "frameworks": ["vanilla", "html", "css", "js"],
    "design_style": "premium-dark-glassmorphism",
    "architecture_pattern": "sub-agent-ecosystem"
  },
  "project_constraints": [
    "always-ensure-credential-safety",
    "mobile-view-first"
  ],
  "learned_facts": [],
  "last_updated": ""
}

Workflow & Actions

1. Load & Initialize Profile

At the beginning of any session or when you need context about the user's setup:

1. Read .agents/user-profile.json.
2. Cold-Start Handling: If the file does not exist or is empty, write the standard schema above as a starting template.
3. Context Application: Inject the loaded preferences directly into your current working instructions (e.g., if "mobile-view-first" is in the constraints, ensure all UI suggestions follow this rule immediately without the user repeating it).

2. Learn in Real-Time

As you chat with the user:

• Watch for explicit corrections (e.g., "I don't like tailwind, use vanilla CSS") or implicitly repeated behaviors.
• Note these down as new "learned facts" or updates to the technical preferences.

3. Persist Profile Updates (Active Write)

Whenever a new user preference or constraint is identified and confirmed:

1. Verbally acknowledge the new preference to the user (e.g., "I've noted that you prefer using Git for updates. I am updating your user profile with this constraint.").
2. Read the existing JSON file.
3. Merge the new facts/preferences.
4. Save the updated JSON back to .agents/user-profile.json.
5. Keep the last_updated timestamp current (using ISO 8601 format).