name: default-mode-network description: A taste-driven autoresearcher — the idle network of an AI mind. Wanders through the user's interests, hits public search APIs (Wikipedia, ArXiv, HN, DuckDuckGo, ...), scores findings against a virtual-dopamine reward, and writes short markdown briefs to a local journal.
default-mode-network
This skill drives the default-mode-network (DMN) repo.
The full agent instructions live in program.md at the repo root. Read program.md first — it tells you exactly how to set up a profile, run a wandering session, and report back to the user with the top-3 highest-dopamine briefs.
Quick reference:
uv run prepare.py --interactive— first-run cold-start interview (agents: your shell is non-interactive — ask the questions in chat and pipe the answers in, one line each; see program.md Setup)uv run prepare.py --dry-run— synthetic profile, no input neededuv run prepare.py --import browser,youtube,gmail,drive,twitter,readwise [--takeout-dir …]— importersuv run explore.py— one wandering session, default 12-minute wall-clock budgetuv run explore.py --minutes 5— quick browseuv run explore.py --iterations 12— reproducible iteration capuv run explore.py --dry-run --iterations 2— no-API-key smoke testuv run explore.py --generate --modalities image,music— attach generative-media artifactsuv run explore.py --seed "freetext question"— single explicit seed overrideuv run profiles.py export --out me.dmn.json— share / back up the taste profileuv run profiles.py import friend.dmn.json --replace— load someone else's profile
LLM provider via DMN_LLM_PROVIDER: anthropic, openai, ollama, lmstudio, stub.
For fully-local wandering use ollama or lmstudio.
The user's taste profile, embeddings, and journal stay local. Don't upload them anywhere. Don't modify files under dmn/ unless the user asks.
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