grimoire

The world's knowledge is in your AI. The world's practice is not.
Most people don't know which best practice applies — and AI won't enforce one unless guided. Grimoire closes both gaps.

📖 Grimoire 📖

Promotes the expert standard you didn't know applied. Guides your AI through applying it — automatically, across every field.

🎬 Demo

"We're launching our SaaS in 48 hours. I'm terrified something will break. What do we do?"

Not an engineer? See Skills in Action for law, finance, cooking, and health examples — same idea, different domain.

🤔 Why Grimoire?

Your AI knows everything — Grimoire makes it practice it.

Books gave everyone knowledge. Google gave everyone access. AI gave everyone comprehension. None of them gave everyone practice. Grimoire does.

The model knows SOLID, DDD, Google SRE, and the ABA Model Rules. Without explicit guidance, it enforces none of them. Grimoire is the enforcement layer — skills: named, citable, executable units of expert practice, one concept, one source, one set of steps.

• 🔍 You don't know what you don't know. Grimoire surfaces the governing standard you didn't know applied.
• 🤖 Knowing is not enough. Grimoire enforces. Specific steps, verifiable criteria, repeatable results. Not summaries — verdicts.
• 🌍 The world's best practices belong to everyone. McKinsey charges $1M. Senior lawyers bill $800/hr. The practices they follow are not proprietary. Grimoire makes them free — as executable steps, cited and verified.
• 🧱 Every profession. Every AI. 1000+ skills across 27 domains. Works with Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, and OpenClaw.

If you've spent 10,000 hours mastering something, your practice belongs here.

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✨ Skills in Action

Engineering — propose a commit message from staged diff:

User: /propose-conventional-commit

Claude: Inspecting staged changes...

  feat(auth): add OAuth2 PKCE flow for mobile clients

  Replaces implicit grant with PKCE to address RFC 6749 §10.16
  implicit flow vulnerabilities in native apps.

  Approve? [y/n]