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name: emulo description: Load the user's Emulo profile, rules mined from their own local AI coding session logs (Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, OpenCode, Google Antigravity), each with dated quotes. Read it before working on their task. emoji: 🐦‍⬛ homepage: https://github.com/ohad6k/emulo metadata: openclaw: install: - kind: uv package: emulo bins: [emulo]

Emulo profile

Load the user's Emulo working profile: rules mined from their own coding sessions, each with dated quotes. Read it before working on their task.

Emulo mines the user's own AI coding sessions (Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, OpenCode, Google Antigravity) into a you.md working profile: their laws, their taste, their voice, and the failure modes they want you to protect them from.

Use this before working on their task

If the profile is not installed yet, this writes it into the project's AGENTS.md (it prints where it wrote and returns nothing to read). Do not run it yourself before you name the exact folder to the user and get their yes. Tell them it writes the whole profile, including quotes from their own sessions, into that AGENTS.md, which is usually committed and shared, so suggest keeping it out of version control:

emulo --install you.md --target agents --repo .

Or call it through the MCP server:

uvx emulo mcp

The MCP server exposes one tool, load_emulo_profile, which returns the profile for the domain you are about to work in (work, design, write, or video). It serves only a profile activated by Emulo's agent mining flow; with none active, it returns a recovery instruction.

What you get

The profile is mined from the user's real sessions, not a questionnaire. It carries:

• Laws they never want broken, each with receipts from real sessions
• Taste in design and code, including what they reject on sight
• Voice for anything written in their name
• Failure modes to protect them from

Privacy

Mining runs locally against session logs already on the machine. The profile is the user's own file. Nothing is uploaded by this skill.

Previously published as ditto-profile. The project was renamed to Emulo in v0.5.0; see https://github.com/ohad6k/emulo/releases/tag/v0.5.0.