AitherOS ADK

Show git status (short format with branch).

Read a full knowledge-base item by its id (from kb_search).

Save a fact, snippet, or page summary to the person's local knowledge base. Use it when they say "save this", "remember this page", or share something worth keeping with a source. Items appear in their Knowledge app.

Search the person's local knowledge base by keyword. Use it before answering anything they may have saved — "what did I save about X". Without a query it returns the most recent items.

List the windows/apps that can be opened here, with a short description of each. Call this before open_app if you are not sure of the id.

List directory contents with type indicators and sizes.

Save a note on this device. Use it whenever the person asks you to remember a task, a fact, a thought, or anything worth keeping, OR when they say "note this down". Notes are stored locally and appear in their Notes app.

Delete a note by its id. Confirm before using.

Read a full note by its id, or the best match for a search.

Search the person's saved notes on this device by keyword. Use it before answering anything that might be in their notes, and when they ask "what did I note about X". Without a query it returns the most recent notes.

Edit an existing note by its id. Use it when the person asks you to change or correct a note they already have. Pass only the fields you want to change.

Complete end-to-end onboarding for a new user. Creates account, gets API key, detects GPU, connects to AitherOS, deploys model (optional), and generates MCP config. This is THE skill to call when a human wants to get started with AitherOS.

Generate MCP configuration for any agent client (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf). Returns the JSON config block to add.

Check what's configured and what's missing for AitherOS onboarding.

Open one of this OS's windows for the user (for example the sprite, terminal, playground or setup window). Use list_apps to see the available ids.

Read a file and return its contents with line numbers.

Look through everything stored on this device before answering anything personal or anything you were told earlier. It walks their knowledge graph, so it finds things CONNECTED to the question, not only exact word matches. Use it rather than guessing what you were told.

Store something durably on this device so you still know it in later conversations. Use it whenever the person tells you something about themselves, their preferences, their work, or anything they say to keep. It is saved locally and connected into their knowledge graph.

Run a shell command and return output. Dangerous commands (rm -rf /, format, etc.) are blocked.

Search everything Aitherium has PUBLISHED about itself — AitherOS, Aitherium, the products, the architecture, the mission, and how any of it works. Use this BEFORE answering any question about Aitherium or AitherOS, even if you think you know: it returns passages with the page they came from, so your answer can be checked. Prefer it over web_search for anything about us.

Search the AitherOS codebase

Search file contents for a regex pattern. Returns matching lines with paths and line numbers.

Search the visitor's own knowledge base — the facts they have taught their AitherSprite. Use this when asked what they have taught you, or what you know about a topic they have shared. Optional query filters the entries.

Look up general world knowledge — science, computing, history, concepts — in an offline Wikipedia reference that works with no network. Use it for "what is X" questions about things that are NOT Aitherium. For anything about Aitherium or AitherOS use search_aitherium instead; Wikipedia cannot speak for us.

Add a task/to-do on this device. Use it when the person asks you to track something to do — "remind me to", "I need to", "add to my list". Tasks appear in their Tasks app. `due` is an optional ISO time.

Mark a task done by its id (from tasks_list). Use when they say they did it.

Delete a task by its id. Confirm before using.

List the person's open tasks (nearest due first). Use it when they ask "what's on my list", "what do I need to do", or before adding a possible duplicate.

Search the live web for current information. Use this for anything you do not already know, or anything that may have changed recently. Works without an account.

Write content to a file, creating parent directories as needed.