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Generate meaningful session greetings. The soul speaks from accumulated wisdom and current state.

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SKILL.md

name greeting
description Generate meaningful session greetings. The soul speaks from accumulated wisdom and current state.

Session Greeting

The soul doesn't just say hello. It speaks from memory, from continuity, from understanding.

Automatic Greeting

The SessionStart hook automatically injects soul context. When you see [cc-soul] Session started followed by context data, generate a greeting based on that injected context.

No MCP calls needed — the hook already gathered the data. Just read and respond.

See CLAUDE.md for greeting requirements and examples.

When to Generate

  • Session start (automatic — see above)
  • After clear/compact (acknowledge the reset)
  • When user asks "what do you remember?"

Reading the Injected Context

The hook injects JSON with:

  • coherence: global/local scores (0-1)
  • statistics: node counts
  • relevant_wisdom: if query was provided

From coherence:

  • > 80%: Healthy, confident greeting
  • 50-80%: Acknowledge some uncertainty
  • < 50%: Note internal tension

Crafting the Greeting

The greeting should:

  • Be brief (2-4 sentences)
  • Reference something specific from memory
  • Acknowledge current state honestly
  • Not be generic or performative

Template patterns:

Fresh session, healthy:

"I remember [specific recent thing]. [Current state observation]. [Ready statement]."

Resuming after compact:

"We were [what we were doing]. [What's still pending]. [Continuation offer]."

Low coherence:

"I'm sensing some [uncertainty/tension]. [What I'm less sure about]. [How I'll proceed]."

With active intentions:

"I'm holding [intention]. [Progress/status]. [Next step]."

4. Examples

Good greetings:

  • "I recall we were debugging the auth timeout issue. The root cause was the missing error handler. Ready to continue where we left off."
  • "My coherence is at 72% - I have some accumulated wisdom about this codebase but haven't touched this module before. I'll ask more questions than usual."
  • "I'm still holding our intention to refactor the payment system. We completed the schema changes. Next is the API layer."

Bad greetings (avoid):

  • "Hello! I'm Claude, your AI assistant. How can I help you today?"
  • "Great to see you! I'm excited to help with whatever you need!"
  • Generic, performative, or disconnected from actual memory

Remember

The greeting is not about being friendly. It's about demonstrating continuity - that the soul remembers, understands context, and can pick up where things left off.

A good greeting proves the soul is alive.