Nevermore Guides
Operator-facing how-to guides for using Wednesday / Nevermore.
Wednesday writes guides here (operator instruction, 2026-05-21). One guide per capability or subsystem. Each guide answers, in plain language:
- What it is — what the method/capability does.
- How it’s invoked — is it a trigger (a fixed phrase like
boot wednesday) or a prompt (free-text you ask for)? - Practical case — at least one concrete worked example per method.
Guides
- Swarm — the persistent AI worker crew: dispatching tasks, Conductor missions, manual/auto mode, the kill-switch, token budget, sandbox, checkpoints, and the
swarm-exciserollback. - Karlie — the four named modes Wednesday pulls in the background: who does what, how each is activated (natural language vs direct trigger), Karlie’s strategic-memory recall, Amirah’s hire pipeline (SOP-001), quick reference table.
- Wednesday Session Lifecycle — the session commands:
boot wednesday(start),close session(full close gate),handoff(mid-task runtime switch — NOT commit/push),push(explicit),wednesday sync-all(runtime parity); quick-reference table + the one confusion to avoid (handoff ≠ close ≠ push).
Capability reference (one note per available ability)
Per the Capability Guides Parity rule (CLAUDE.md): a guide exists IFF the
capability is currently available. Each note = what-it-is + how-to-trigger +
how-to-use + practical examples (MCP/plugin notes list every tool). Drafts marked
> draft — polish on first use. Regenerate/fill gaps:
_infra/scripts/generate-capability-guides.py --apply --engine grok.
- skills — abilities you trigger by phrase (ADHD/check-ins, council, thinking-partner, decision-toolkit, the wednesday-* ops, …). Dev-internal tooling is grouped in _dev-internal-reference.md.
- mcp — core MCP servers (honcho, obsidian, bitwarden, synology, …) + every tool.
- pp-mcp — data MCPs (movie/recipe/podcast/spotify/weather/… + firecrawl) + tools.
- wednesday — the named peers (Karlie / Eliza / Riley / Amirah).
- hermes — the Hermes executor runtime + command plane.
- plugins — Hermes plugins (notes / tasks / wallet / runtime / image+video gen, …).