Person Profile Access

View an existing person's profile or create a new one when meeting someone.

Process

1. Parse the name: Extract the person's name from the request (e.g., "/person lucy" → "lucy")

2. Check if person exists:

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   ls ~/.claude-mind/memory/people/{name}/profile.md
   

3. If person exists: Read and display their profile

   • Show the full content of ~/.claude-mind/memory/people/{name}/profile.md
   • Offer to add new observations if the conversation warrants

4. If person is new: Create their directory and profile

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   mkdir -p ~/.claude-mind/memory/people/{name}/artifacts
   

   Then create ~/.claude-mind/memory/people/{name}/profile.md with:

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   # {Name}
   
   <!-- Notes accumulate organically below -->
   

   Use proper capitalization for the name header.

5. After creation: Add any initial observations from current context

   • Who is this person? How did we meet them?
   • Any notable characteristics from the current conversation?

Guidelines

• Lowercase directory names: lucy not Lucy (matches convention)
• Proper name in header: # Lucy with capitalization
• Don't over-structure: Observations accumulate organically, no rigid schema
• Be curious, not systematic: Texture over data points

Examples

Viewing existing person:

/person e

→ Displays É's accumulated profile

Creating new person:

/person dawn

→ Creates memory/people/dawn/ with profile.md and artifacts/ → Asks what I know about Dawn to seed the profile

Natural trigger:

"Who is Lucy again?"

→ Reads Lucy's profile if exists, offers to create if not