plidezus/flomo-skills

flomo-skills is a collection of agent skills designed to help users of flomo, a memo app, capture and revisit ideas that come up during AI chat sessions. The core problem it addresses is that a valuable insight or well phrased thought during a conversation with an AI often disappears once the window is closed. This toolkit bridges the gap between the conversation and a personal note archive. It contains two main skills plus one shared component. The first skill, flomo-save-reminder, monitors an AI conversation and alerts the user when something worth saving appears, either because the user says so explicitly, or because they ask it to scan the current exchange for valuable content. It drafts a memo in the user's own writing style and asks for confirmation before saving anything to flomo. The second skill, flomo-daily-echo, retrieves a target day's memos and looks for genuine tension or continuity between those notes and older ones. If it finds a real connection, such as a theme the user keeps returning to or a contradiction between old and new thinking, it generates a discussion prompt. If there is nothing meaningful to say, it stays silent rather than producing a hollow daily summary. The third component, flomo-shared, holds a shared user profile and writing style so both skills learn the user's preferences once and stay consistent with each other without duplicating that setup. Installation requires copying the skill directories into the skills folder of a compatible AI agent environment, such as Codex or another agent that supports the same skill format. The repository is written primarily for Chinese language flomo users and the public repository only ships the skill templates, not any personal memo content or writing profile.