My/AI/Agent/Ask My Agent Anything About Me

• Ask My Agent Anything About Me

  • Where am I?

    • you're at a page somewhere in the middle of My/Knowledge/Garden/logseq-encode-garden that's about to describe how you can ask an AI anything about me that's present in the garden.

  • What the ...?

    • Maybe this is corny, or maybe AI is not your thing. Avert your eyes if so. Otherwise, read on.
    • Let's say you want to get in touch with me.
      • Well, maybe send me an email, if you can.
      • Or open a github issues on this knowledge garden, perhaps.
    • But if you'd like to hang out in my little Knowledge Garden and get to know it and me a bit, and if you have an AI Coding Tool, then this page shows you how to install Agent/Skills and get them set up so you can ask my agent about me, backed by this knowledge garden. It's a work-in-progress avatar / shadow of Person/codekiln.

  • Prerequisites

    • A computer with a terminal: Terminal on macOS, any terminal on Linux, or WSL on Windows.
    • git. Check with git --version, and install it if that fails.
    • An AI coding agent — any one of Claude/Code, Codex, CursorAI, GitHub/CoPilot, or any other AI/Coding/Agents.md-compatible agent.
      • AI/Coding/Tool/Report/26/Free Tier Providers surveys which AI coding tools have a usable free tier right now.
    • Install at least one before step 4; the task asks which you have and starts it. mise installs the setup tool (rulesync) for you in step 3, but not the agent itself. To ask for free, GitHub/CoPilot has a free tier; the others need a paid plan. See "Which AI agent?" below to choose.

  • Steps

    • 1. Install mise if you don't already have it

      • mise is one of my favorite tools. It's by Person/Jeff Dickey, an awesome developer. It's a CLI/Tool that provides a task runner harness and can install any version of any CLI tool.
      • On macOS or Linux, run this, then open a new terminal window:
      • sh

        curl https://mise.run | sh

      • If it prints a line to add to your shell.
        • If you want to use mise generally, then I recommend that you add that line to your shell so your terminal can find mise for each of the mise Jobs to be Done.
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            • • This should go in zsh/.zshrc, Bash/.bashrc, Bash/.bash_profile, etc:
                • eval "$(mise activate zsh)"
        • Else if you just want to get started here without using mise more generally on your computer, just run mise/activate before the next tasks.
      • On Windows, install mise inside WSL, or follow the mise install guide.
      • Check that it works:
      • sh

        mise --version

    • 2. Copy this knowledge garden, logseq-encode-garden to your computer

      • sh

        git clone https://github.com/codekiln/logseq-encode-garden
        cd logseq-encode-garden

    • 3. Let mise set it up

      • From inside the folder, allow this project's settings, then install what it needs. This installs the setup tool (rulesync) — not the AI agent, which you bring yourself (see "Which AI agent?").
      • sh

        mise trust
        mise install

    • 4. Ask away

      • sh

        mise run ask-my-agent-anything-about-me

      • What does this do?

        • See logseq-encode-garden/mise-tasks/ask-my-agent-anything-about-me at main · codekiln/logseq-encode-garden · GitHub for the source code.
        • Technically, the AI Skill it relies upon is managed by rulesync and is available here: logseq-encode-garden/.rulesync/skills/ask-my-agent-anything-about-me/SKILL.md at main · codekiln/logseq-encode-garden · GitHub
      • The task asks which AI agent you have, sets up that tool's skill if it isn't ready, and starts it. The choices are this garden's rulesync targets. To pick up front and skip the prompt, run mise run ask-my-agent-anything-about-me --tool copilot (or claudecode, codexcli, cursor, agentsskills).
      • The first time, your agent may ask you to sign in or authorize it. After that, type any question about me and press Enter, such as "What does codekiln care about?" or "What have they been reading lately?".

  • Which AI agent?

    • The task works with any of these. Pick one, install it, and the one-command path above does the rest.
      • GitHub/CoPilot — has a free tier, so this is the no-cost option. A free GitHub account includes Copilot Free.
      • Claude/Code — paid: a Claude plan (Pro starts around $20 per month) or API credits.
      • Codex — paid, via an OpenAI account.
      • CursorAI — paid; its terminal agent is cursor-agent.
      • Any other AI/Coding/Agents.md-compatible agent (Gemini CLI, opencode, and the like) — choose agentsskills; the garden's .agents/skills works with it.
    • Prefer an editor to the terminal? Open the logseq-encode-garden folder in VS Code with GitHub Copilot, or in CursorAI, switch the assistant to agent mode, and ask — each reads the garden's bundled skill. With Copilot, the free tier limits how many agent requests you get each month.

  • Troubleshooting

    • mise: command not found — open a new terminal window, or run the activation line the install step printed.
    • You picked an agent that isn't installed — install it from "Which AI agent?" above and retry, or open the folder the task points you to and ask there.
    • The skill seems out of date — rebuild your tool's config: mise run ask-my-agent-anything-about-me --generate.
    • You do not want to pay — use GitHub/CoPilot's free tier (see "Which AI agent?").