Intelligence Transfer
Skill ActivePublish or fetch learned patterns across projects via IPFS (Pinata) -- the cross-project pattern transfer that hooks_transfer enables
Share and leverage learned AI patterns across different projects or environments, enabling faster bootstrapping of new projects and collaborative learning.
Features
- Publish project patterns to IPFS
- Fetch and apply patterns from an IPFS CID
- Mirror patterns from a local project source
- Requires PINATA_API_JWT for IPFS operations
Use Cases
- Bootstrap a new project with existing learned patterns.
- Share successful patterns with collaborators.
- Maintain a consistent set of learned patterns across a monorepo.
Non-Goals
- Publishing raw text or full AgentDB rows.
- Handling sensitive patterns without prior PII stripping.
- Replacing local pattern consolidation (e.g., `agentdb_consolidate`).
- Providing private IPFS storage (patterns are public by default).
Workflow
- Determine whether to publish, load, or mirror patterns.
- Execute the corresponding MCP tool call with necessary arguments (CID, source path).
- Verify the operation's success via the tool's JSON output.
- Optionally, use `hooks_intelligence_pattern-search` to verify loaded patterns.
Prerequisites
- PINATA_API_JWT environment variable configured
Security
- warning:Secret ManagementThe skill requires a `PINATA_API_JWT` environment variable but does not explicitly detail how this secret should be managed or secured by the user, only that it's required for functionality.
- warning:Data ExfiltrationThe skill requires a `PINATA_API_JWT`, which is a secret. While not explicitly instructed to exfiltrate, the documentation doesn't detail how it's used or if it could be inadvertently exposed during the IPFS operations.
Compliance
- info:GDPRThe skill deals with learned patterns, which might indirectly contain PII if not sanitized beforehand. The documentation mentions stripping PII before publishing, which is a good practice.
Documentation
- info:READMEThe README is extensive and covers many Ruflo features, but the specific skill's purpose is detailed in its own SKILL.md.
Installation
First, add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add ruvnet/ruflo/plugin install ruflo-intelligence@rufloQuality Score
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