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pplate 87e0b9359e feat(roo): add Patrick-persona custom modes, skills, and mode-specific rules
Add 4 new custom modes with BigMind guidance:
- rules-bigmind/: Introspective Patrick mode (BigMind development)
- rules-homelab/: Tinkerer Patrick mode (TrueNAS, Docker, infra)
- rules-mcp-builder/: Craftsman Patrick mode (pi_mcps MCP servers)
- rules-paisy/: Professional Patrick mode (ADP Germany payroll)

Add reusable skills:
- skills/assessment-first/: structured assessment.md before implementation
- skills/bigmind-session-ritual/: mandatory session start/end ritual
- skills/gitea-push/: conventional commit + Gitea push workflow
- skills/new-mcp-server/: FastMCP scaffold procedure
- skills-bigmind/, skills-homelab/, skills-mcp-builder/, skills-paisy/: mode-specific skill dirs

Update existing rules:
- rules-architect, rules-ask, rules-code, rules-debug, rules-orchestrator:
  add BigMind session guidance (search before task, announce focus, hypotheses)

Add plans/MODES_AND_SKILLS_PLAN.md: full architecture document
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---
name: bigmind-session-ritual
description: Executes the mandatory BigMind session start and end rituals in the correct order. Use this skill when a mode or conversation seems to have skipped the session ritual, or as a reference checklist for the full ritual sequence including hypotheses, focus announcement, and stale session cleanup.
---
# BigMind Session Ritual
## When to use
- A session was started without the proper ritual (catch-up)
- Verifying the ritual was done correctly
- Teaching another agent/mode what the ritual is
## When NOT to use
- Normal operation — the ritual should happen automatically from global rules
- If `memory_start_session()` already returned a session_id this conversation
## Session Start Ritual (strict order)
Execute these 4 calls in sequence before any work:
**Step 1 — Open session:**
```
memory_start_session()
```
→ Returns `session_id`. Save it — needed for all subsequent calls.
**Step 2 — Review open hypotheses:**
```
memory_list_hypotheses(status="open")
```
→ Check if any are stale (>1 week old). Assess confidence. Resolve any that are now obviously confirmed/refuted.
**Step 3 — Announce focus:**
```
memory_announce_focus(
session_id="{id}",
description="[What this session is doing]",
files=["list", "of", "files"],
ide_hint="VS Code"
)
```
→ Enables conflict detection. Other sessions can see what files you're working on.
**Step 4 — Close stale sessions:**
```
memory_close_stale_sessions(session_id="{id}")
```
→ Cleans up orphaned sessions from crashed IDEs. Stale = no activity >2h.
---
## Session End Ritual (mandatory before closing)
```
memory_end_session(
session_id="{id}",
one_liner="One sentence summary of what was accomplished.",
topics=["tag1", "tag2", "tag3"],
outcome="completed", # or: partial, blocked, abandoned
summary="3-8 sentence narrative. Key decisions made. Problems encountered. Solutions applied. Unresolved items carried forward.",
importance=5 # 1-10. Use 7+ for architectural decisions or critical bugs.
)
```
**Importance guide:**
| Score | Use for |
|-------|---------|
| 1-3 | Reading-only, minor exploration |
| 4-6 | Feature work, standard debugging |
| 7-8 | Architectural decisions, breaking changes |
| 9-10 | Critical bugs, security-relevant choices |
## Troubleshooting
- If `memory_start_session()` fails: retry once, then proceed with a logged warning
- If another session has the same files in focus: coordinate or defer (see Rule 7)
- If `session_id` was lost: use `memory_list_sessions(limit=5)` to find the open one