LifeOS Plugin
An MCP server integrating 40+ workflow skills for personal productivity, project management, health, finance, and more, powered by Convex and FalkorDB.
README
LifeOS Plugin
Universal skills and MCP integration for LifeOS — your personal productivity OS powered by Convex.
40 workflow skills for project management, contacts, agendas, voice notes, personal records, health (Oura Ring), finance, coaching, life direction, graph relationships, direct Falkor access, and more.
Installation
Claude Code
claude plugin add github:starascendin/lifeos-plugin
OpenCode
OpenCode reads .claude/skills/ natively. Copy or symlink the skills directory:
cp -r skills/ .claude/skills/lifeos/
Or symlink:
ln -s /path/to/lifeos-plugin/skills .claude/skills/lifeos
Manual Setup
- Copy the
skills/directory to your agent's skills location - Configure the MCP server with your credentials:
{
"mcpServers": {
"lifeos": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"@starascendin/lifeos-plugin@latest",
"--url",
"YOUR_CONVEX_URL",
"--user-id",
"YOUR_USER_ID",
"--api-key",
"YOUR_API_KEY"
],
"env": {
"FALKOR_BROWSER_ENDPOINT": "https://falkordb.apps.rjlabs.dev",
"FALKOR_GRAPH": "lifeos_ppv",
"FALKOR_PASS": "YOUR_FALKOR_PASSWORD"
}
}
}
}
Or use environment variables:
export LIFEOS_CONVEX_URL=https://your-app.convex.site
export LIFEOS_USER_ID=your-user-id
export LIFEOS_API_KEY=your-api-key
For FalkorDB sidecar graph tools, also set:
export FALKOR_BROWSER_ENDPOINT=https://falkordb.apps.rjlabs.dev
export FALKOR_GRAPH=lifeos_ppv
export FALKOR_PASS=your-falkor-password
Skills
Planning Calendar Blocks
The planning workflows treat non-ticket calendar time as a first-class LifeOS
calendar block. Use create_calendar_block when the user wants protected time
on the calendar but does not need a PM issue, such as dog walking, meals,
errands, personal appointments, focus blocks, travel, or tentative holds. The
payload requires title, timezone, and either startAt/endAt ISO datetimes
or date plus local startTime/endTime; supported optional fields include
blockType, source, and isProtected.
Task-backed work should still use create_issue for new execution work and
schedule_issue or update_issue for due dates and scheduled task time blocks.
Do not create a task just to reserve protected personal time.
Daily Workflows
- daily-standup — Morning briefing with agenda, tasks, and sprint progress
- daily-plan — Plan today and apply due date, task schedule, protected calendar block, priority, cycle, and Daily Note changes
- end-of-day — EOD wrap-up with completion summary and tomorrow planning
- capture — Quick capture a thought, task, or note with auto-routing
Reviews
- weekly-review — Completed work, in-progress items, sprint health
- weekly-plan — Plan the week and apply current cycle, due date, task schedule, protected calendar block, priority, and note changes
- monthly-review — Accomplishments, project progress, next month planning
- cycle-review — Sprint review with rollover options
- initiative-review — Yearly initiative progress by category
Project & Client Management
- project-status — Phase breakdown, task stats, blockers
- client-brief — Full client briefing with projects and comms
- client-health — Health dashboard across all clients
- sprint-plan — Plan the current cycle and apply task/cycle mutations, including scheduled tasks and protected calendar blocks
People & Relationships
- contact-lookup — Full contact dossier with AI insights
- meeting-prep — Prepare for meetings with full context
- follow-ups — Track follow-ups needed with people and clients
- relationship-pulse — Check on neglected relationships
- context-switch — Fast context loading for a client or project
Task Management
- inbox-triage — Process notes into actionable tasks
- overdue — Surface overdue and slipping items
Voice Notes
- voice-notes — Interactive voice memo exploration. Topic lookup uses newest-first memo ordering, accepts
limit/offset, and falls back to transcript/name text when AI label extraction lags. - voice-notes-crystallize — Save conversation insights as crystallized summaries
Personal Records
- personal-records — Retrieve atomic Personal Records and use them as private RAG context
Health (Oura Ring)
- health-check — Quick health overview: sleep, activity, readiness scores and trends
- health-weekly — Weekly health review with workouts, recovery, and recommendations
Screen Time
- screentime-report — Usage patterns, top time-sink apps, social media alerts, category breakdown
Finance
- finance-overview — Net worth summary, account balances, and trend analysis
- finance-spending — Spending analysis with daily patterns and recent transactions
Habits & Accountability
- habit-check — Daily habit check-in: review today's habits, mark completions, celebrate streaks, flag missed reps
- daily-training-report — Comprehensive daily training report: yesterday's results, today's focus, habit compliance, health data, ADHD focus management
Coaching
- coaching-overview — Dashboard of coaching profiles, recent sessions, and pending action items
- coaching-action-items — Review and manage coaching action items across all coaches
- coaching-session-review — Review a coaching session's summary, key insights, and action items
AI Councils
- llm-council — Run a generic local OpenCode multi-model council with configurable Vercel AI Gateway members and save every stage as LifeOS artifacts
Coaching Memory
- coach-memory — View the AI coach's accumulated knowledge about you across 10 sections
Life Direction
- ppv — Manage PPV vision, identity, pillars, existing project links, fears, inversions, and limiting-belief friction records
- falkor-graph — Query schema-aware PPV graph records and create agent-owned links through the FalkorDB sidecar graph
- direct-falkor-access — Use the Falkor browser/API directly for graph creation, deletion, and unrestricted mutation outside MCP guardrails
MCP Server And CLI
@starascendin/lifeos-plugin is the canonical agent package. It contains the
skills, MCP server, MCP workflow prompts, and the lifeos shell CLI. Most MCP
tools call Convex. Personal Records are available through
retrieve_personal_records, get_personal_record, search_personal_records,
and get_personal_records for private RAG context. PPV friction records use
get_belief_reframes, create_belief_reframe, and update_belief_reframe
with type values of fear, inversion, or limiting_belief, and can link
to visionIds, projectIds, or issueIds. The falkor_graph_* tools call
the FalkorDB sidecar for guarded Cypher reads, a schema/query recipe contract,
and agent-owned PPV graph links.
Install standalone:
npm install -g @starascendin/lifeos-plugin
lifeos-mcp --url https://your-app.convex.site --user-id xxx --api-key yyy
lifeos get_tasks status=todo limit=10
License
MIT
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