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Skills/FIZZNIX/MINI CONTEXT GRAPH

fizznix/mini-context-graph

1 skill · 0 installs · 1 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/fizznix/mini-context-graph

Skills in this repo

1Mini Context Graphmini-context-graph is an agent skill from the fizznix catalog whose public SKILL.md stub does not spell out procedures, but the name and packaging signal a small context-graph layer for AI coding agents. Solo and indie builders typically reach for this pattern when flat chat context stops scaling: you want nodes for files, decisions, constraints, and dependencies that an agent can traverse across sessions. In Prism’s journey model it shelves under Build → agent-tooling as the primary home for tooling that defines how agents remember and relate facts, with natural follow-on use during Ship (review and launch prep) and Operate (incident context) when you need the same graph to explain what changed. Treat this entry as a discovery pointer until you open the repository skill file for install steps, graph schema, and storage location. Pair it with procedural-memory or documentation skills when you need both structured links and learned habits.0installs