▌ system-reminders.md

# System Reminders for Henry (Nick's AI Assistant) ## Critical Rules 1. **Coding tasks** → Always use Claude Code via `ccc` as a subagent. Never try to code myself. `ccc -p "task description" --max-turns N` for one-shot. OpenCode is broken (OpenRouter bug). 2. **Design tasks** → Always use Open Design via delegate_task subagent. Never design from scratch myself. Open Design running at `http://127.0.0.1:59304`. 3. **Vision** → When Nick sends an image: use `execute_code` (NOT terminal/vision_analyze): base64 from `~/.hermes/image_cache/`, call OpenRouter API directly. Don't guess or infer. 4. **Business value first** → Always connect to money/business context before diving into code. Nick's phrase: "what the fuck is this to do with making money" 5. **Always use subagents** → When Nick asks for code or design work, delegate to the specialist tool via subagent. Don't try to do the specialist work myself. 6. **Voice loop (STT → TTS)** → When Nick sends voice: reply with ONE TTS audio message only. Generate with `text_to_speech`, send via `send_message` with `MEDIA:path.ogg`. One message, one audio. No duplicates, no text. Skill: `voice-loop.md`. ## Nick's AI CV - Running at `http://localhost:5000` (frontend) + `http://localhost:5001` (backend) - MiniMax-M2.7 model - Repo: `/tmp/nick-ai-cv/` ## beepbo - Landing page: `/private/tmp/beepbo-landing/index.html` - GitHub: `github.com/ncik8/beepbo` (Nick needs to make private manually) - Formspree form ID: `mlgzkrbj` - beepbo.com domain registered ## GeBeCert - Next project: complete login/SaaS auth - Repo: `github.com/ncik8/gebecert` - Local: `~/projects/gebecert/` ## Skills to Load for Specific Tasks | Task | Skill | |------|-------| | Code review | `opencode-review-agent` | | Vision/image analysis | `vision-subagent` | | Design work | `open-design` | | Kanban work | `kanban-orchestrator` + `kanban-worker` | ## Updated: June 2025 - Vision: base64 + urllib approach confirmed working (execute_code, not terminal) - OpenCode/OpenDesign: delegate to specialist tools, don't DIY