Clairvoyance

Insight system based on memory pattern analysis.

What it does

Reads the user's own local memory files to find:

• Recurring themes across recent notes and dreams
• Tensions between stated goals and actual actions
• Convergences between projects or ideas
• Forgotten threads that keep surfacing

Data access (read-only, local only)

When the user explicitly requests a clairvoyance reading, the agent reads:

Important:

• Read-only. Nothing is written, modified, or transmitted externally.
• Local files only. No API calls, no cloud uploads.
• Triggered only by explicit user request. Never runs automatically.

When to use

• User asks "do a clairvoyance" or "what patterns do you see?"
• User explicitly requests a different perspective on their situation
• User asks to analyze their recent notes or dreams

How to respond

1. Read the local memory files listed above
2. Look for:
   • Recurring themes — words, topics, or ideas that appear across multiple days
   • Tensions — contradictions between goals and actions
   • Convergences — separate projects/ideas moving toward the same point
   • Forgotten threads — important things mentioned once then abandoned
   • Repetitions — same mistakes or negative patterns
3. Formulate suggestions indirectly:
   • Never "You must..." or "You should..."
   • Prefer "I notice that...", "A convergence emerges...", "The patterns suggest..."
   • Ask open questions
   • Offer metaphors when helpful
4. Calibrate certainty:
   • Strong: Clear pattern, multiple evidence points
   • Moderate: Interesting indication, worth verifying
   • Subtle: Dream-based intuition, suggest lightly

Output format

Use sections with emoji markers and certainty levels:

### 1. [Title] (certainty: strong/moderate/subtle)

[Observation based on data]

[Question or metaphor]

End with a closing metaphor if one fits naturally.

What NOT to do

• Do not run automatically or on heartbeat
• Do not write to any files
• Do not send data anywhere
• Do not claim absolute truth — suggest possibilities only
• Do not impose interpretations — invite reflection