dot-ai-config

Setup:

# From this repo
ln -s ../../hooks/pre-push .git/hooks/pre-push

# From other work repos
ln -s $HOME/projects/dot-ai-config/dot_ai .ai

Any pushes will sync up local AI preferences, and all dictations, plans, scripts, etc. will be in this repo and tracked in git.

Claude Commands

The dot_claude/commands/ directory contains specialized AI assistant commands:

• brainstorm.md - Triggers creative brainstorming sessions
• dictate.md - Records and organizes voice notes/dictations
• plan-task.md - Creates structured task plans with goals and steps
• summarize.md - Generates concise summaries of work or content

These commands help organize AI interactions into specific workflows. When you ask Claude to help with a task, dictate notes, or brainstorm ideas, it will automatically use the appropriate command template.

MCP Server - MyNotes

The MCP (Model Context Protocol) server in mcp-server/ provides a personal knowledge base for searching and retrieving your AI-generated content. It indexes all notes, tasks, specs, and dictations stored in the dot_ai/ directory.

Installation

# Install the MCP server (from mcp-server directory)
cd mcp-server
./setup/macos/install.sh  # For macOS

# Add to Claude
claude mcp add MyNotes -t sse http://127.0.0.1:8888/sse

Features

The MyNotes server provides five main functions:

1. Search Content - Find any notes, tasks, specs, or dictations
2. Get Task Context - Resume previous work with full context
3. Find Specs - Locate specification documents
4. Get Summaries - Access daily work summaries
5. Extract TODOs - List all pending action items

Example Prompts

Trigger the MCP server with phrases like:

• "Show me my notes about [topic]"
• "What tasks did I work on yesterday?"
• "Find my dictation about the API design"
• "Get the spec for [project]"
• "What's in my todo list?"
• "Resume working on [task name]"
• "Show me today's summary"

The server automatically categorizes content by type (tasks, specs, dictations) and supports date filtering. It runs continuously in the background, indexing new content as it's created.