smithery/0xhoneyjar

lore

Slot external knowledge into Rune constructs

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/0xhoneyjar --skill lore

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Allowed toolsRead, Write, Glob, Bash
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  • skill md SKILL.md 4,005 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 56 B

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SKILL.md

Lore

Slot external knowledge into Rune constructs.

Usage

# Interactive mode
/lore

# With source
/lore --source "curl -s https://animations.dev/... | bash"
/lore --source ./local-patterns/
/lore --url https://example.com/guide.md

# Specify target construct
/lore --construct glyph

Purpose

Add external expertise (courses, best practices, patterns) to enhance a Rune construct. Unlike continuous-learning (which captures organic discoveries), enhance imports curated external knowledge.

Workflow

Step 1: Acquire Source

Identify the knowledge source:

Source Type Example
Curl installer `curl -s https://example.com/skill \ bash`
Local directory ./my-patterns/
Single URL https://example.com/guide.md
Git repo git clone https://github.com/user/patterns

Step 2: Map to Construct

Determine which construct this knowledge enhances:

If the knowledge is about... Map to
Animations, UI polish, components, forms Glyph (craft)
User preferences, taste, feedback Sigil (taste)
Security, data correctness, validation Rigor (correctness)
Learning patterns, confidence Wyrd (learning)

Step 3: Slot In

Install to .claude/references/{source-name}/:

mkdir -p .claude/references/{source-name}
# Copy/download content

Step 4: Wire to Rules

Update relevant rules to reference the new knowledge:

# In rules/glyph/05-glyph-animation.md

## External Reference

See `references/design-engineering/animations.md` for:
- Easing curve selection (ease-out for enters, ease-in-out for moves)
- Spring physics (stiffness 100-500, damping 10-40)
- Performance (transform + opacity only)

Example: animations.dev

Source: Emil Kowalski's Design Engineering course

curl -s "https://animations.dev/api/activate-design-engineering?email=..." | bash

Mapping: -> Glyph (animation, material, practices)

Installed to: .claude/references/design-engineering/

Files:

  • SKILL.md - Overview, quick reference, review checklist
  • animations.md - Easing, timing, springs
  • ui-polish.md - Typography, shadows, gradients
  • forms-controls.md - Inputs, buttons, validation
  • touch-accessibility.md - Mobile, keyboard, a11y
  • component-design.md - Composition, compound components
  • marketing.md - Landing pages, CTAs
  • performance.md - Virtualization, preloading

Wired to:

  • rules/glyph/05-glyph-animation.md
  • rules/glyph/06-glyph-material.md
  • rules/glyph/07-glyph-practices.md

Reference Index

Reference Construct Source Version
design-engineering/ Glyph animations.dev 2026-01
ui-skills/ Glyph github.com/ibelick/ui-skills 2026-01
rams/ Glyph/Rigor rams.ai 2026-01
vercel-react/ Glyph vercel-labs/agent-skills 2026-01
skill-creator/ Meta anthropics/skills 2026-01

Conflict Resolution

When external knowledge conflicts with existing rules:

  1. Physics table wins - Core timing/sync from 01-glyph-physics.md is authoritative
  2. External refines - External knowledge provides implementation detail
  3. Note overrides - If external contradicts, note in rules with rationale

Example:

# rules/glyph/05-glyph-animation.md

## Timing

Physics table: 200ms for Standard effects.
Emil recommends: 150-250ms for user-initiated.

**Resolution**: Use 200ms (physics), within Emil's range.

Updating References

When source releases updates:

# Re-fetch
/lore --source "curl -s https://..." --update

# Or manually
rm -rf .claude/references/{source}
# Re-install

Track version in reference SKILL.md frontmatter.