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# Skills

This directory contains bundled local skill assets that `bun run setup` can copy into operator-local skill roots.

## Included Skills

| Skill    | Path               | Purpose                                   |
| -------- | ------------------ | ----------------------------------------- |
| Dream    | `skills/dream/`    | Imported Dream review skill compatibility |
| Personas | `skills/personas/` | Hermes admin persona helper skill         |

## Usage

The setup script copies Dream into the local Claude skills directory and copies personas into the local Hermes skills directory only when that personas skill is absent:

```bash
bun run setup
```

Current destinations:

* `skills/dream/` -> `~/.claude/skills/dream`
* `skills/personas/` -> `~/.hermes/skills/personas`

These bundled skills are host/operator assets, not Trend Finder extension docs. They are not installed into `CODEX_HOME/skills` by the current setup script. See [`docs/skill-system.md`](/ai-os-and-trend-finder-docs/docs/skill-system.md) for the implemented skill discovery and dashboard behavior.


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