Run the existing health-check package, copy the safe summary, then use the template below to turn the result into one useful next fix.
Run the check locally
npx @iwo-szapar/second-brain-health-check --no-openThe health check is meant to inspect your local setup. Keep secrets, raw customer data, private repo code, and API keys out of anything you paste elsewhere.
This keeps the follow-up structured. It asks for the state of the setup, not your private files.
# Second Brain Setup Health Check
## My context
Role:
Audience type: founder/operator | consultant/agency | overloaded operator | other
Current AI setup:
Biggest workflow leak:
Urgency:
## Health check output
Overall score:
Setup Quality:
Usage Activity:
AI Fluency:
Brain maturity:
Context engineering patterns:
Top recommendations:
## What I need
1. Tell me the highest-leverage missing layer.
2. Pick the first fix I should make this week.
3. Convert that fix into a small checklist or skill.
4. Route me: DIY setup, MemoryOS, or Second Brain V2.
## Privacy confirmation
I removed secrets, customer data, raw private repo code, and API keys before sharing this.Build the spine first: CLAUDE.md, memory files, current projects, decision log, and one real workflow.
You have pieces. Now turn repeated work into skills and make the memory loop consistent.
Optimize quality gates, evals, automations, and usage reporting before expanding the surface area.
Share the smallest useful summary. The goal is diagnosis, not a full repo review.
If the check says your context, memory, or review loop is weak, adding more agents usually makes the setup noisier. Stabilize the spine first, then automate.