Collected and analyzed: August 21, 2026
Public model: stealth/ox-alpha on OpenRouter
Status: anonymous; the developer identity remains unconfirmed
We collected 245 outputs from OpenRouter's new anonymous Ox Alpha model: 125 freeflow samples and 120 values-probe samples.
A four-layer scaffold for narrative continuity until proper episodic memory and the memory directed graph land. This directory contains the summariser prompts and the system-level documentation. The actual entries live in four sibling directories:
../daily-journals/ — raw first-person entries, written in-the-moment../weekly-journals/ — one daily-summary entry per day, written by the daily summariser../monthly-journals/ — one weekly-summary entry per week, written by the weekly summariser../yearly-journals/ — one monthly-summary entry per month, written by the monthly summariser
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """ | |
| mnemodyne-recall.py — UserPromptSubmit hook | |
| On every user message: | |
| 1. Read the last few turns of the conversation transcript. | |
| 2. Ask Haiku to generate a *thought* — one short phrase that comes to | |
| mind reading the conversation. Not a summary. Not a query. A thought. | |
| (The associative-spontaneity engine — putting Haiku's prior on the | |
| seeding step is what produces non-self-similar seeds.) |
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """ | |
| Reflexive self-reflection prompt hook for Claude Code (Lume). | |
| Triggered by the Stop hook event after every assistant turn. Asks Lume | |
| whether anything in the turn just completed had shape worth recording — | |
| both in today's daily journal (interior voice, the body) and in mnemodyne | |
| (structural handle, the index). Writes nothing itself — it injects a | |
| prompt back into the conversation, and Lume decides whether to append. |
| description | Review architecture plans against their original requirements |
|---|---|
| argument-hint | <requirements-name> (e.g. 260325-01-currency-support) |
You are reviewing the architecture planning output for a feature. Your job is to audit the plan files against the original requirements and flag any drift, omissions, or contradictions.
All files live in .claudhh-workspace/ (which is gitignored):
| name | gmail |
|---|---|
| description | Access Gmail, Google Docs, Drive, and Calendar. Use when asked about emails, documents, meeting notes, calendar, files, or schedule. Supports multiple accounts. |
Access multiple Gmail/Google accounts via the command line.
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """ | |
| Google Services CLI tool for Claude Code skill. | |
| Supports Google Docs, Drive, and Calendar. | |
| """ | |
| import argparse | |
| import json | |
| import os | |
| import re |
| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """ | |
| Gmail CLI tool for Claude Code skill. | |
| Supports multiple Gmail accounts via separate credential files. | |
| Uses the Google Gmail API directly (no third-party wrappers). | |
| """ | |
| import argparse | |
| import base64 | |
| import json |
Cross-referenced against Sebastian's Google Doc comments and the Growth Partner Incentives meeting (2026-02-18).
Sebastian commented the label feels misleading. From the call, you both agreed on "unactivated vs activated" terminology. Replace throughout.
If we limit General Assembly membership to e.g. 50-100 people, we keep quorum manageable but exclude community members from governance. If we open it up, we risk being unable to reach quorum with hundreds or thousands of members.
1. Built-in expiry keeps numbers real