This section tells you how OpenTacit operates while you work in your AI tools. It covers suggestions during relevant work, playbook searches, contributions, and the evidence recorded for each technique.
Read How OpenTacit behaves in your tools first for an overview. The other chapters give the details of each task.
- How OpenTacit behaves in your tools — an overview: the surfaces that OpenTacit reaches, what runs automatically, how to speak to OpenTacit, where it can show output, and what stays private.
- Work with suggestions — the ◆ OpenTacit block, the actions you can do with it, the
@tacitadvisor, and the status line. - Search and review on demand — how to search, review, and audit the playbook, get usage data, and review drafts without the dashboard.
- Pause or leave — stop being observed for an hour, disconnect this machine, or remove a registry, and what each one leaves behind.
- Contribute a technique — make a technique from a technique that worked, and propose changes to techniques that exist.
- Give feedback — how OpenTacit records adoption and helped signals, and what data leaves your machine.
How OpenTacit behaves in your toolsOpenTacit operates the same on all surfaces. This chapter tells you about this shared behavior. The chapters that follow give the details of each task.Work with suggestions in your sessionAfter you connect, OpenTacit operates silently in your session. This chapter tells you what you can see in a session and which actions you can do.Search and review on demandYou can use /tacit: commands to search the registry at any time: before a task, during a task, or after a task.Contribute a techniqueWhen you find a useful way of working, such as a prompt pattern or a recovery tactic, contribute it as a draft technique. Once a reviewer promotes the draft…Give feedbackOpenTacit uses member outcomes to rank techniques, show evidence, and flag decay. It collects feedback from your usual actions and words, and records a…Pause or leaveThis chapter explains how to pause OpenTacit, disconnect one machine, or remove a registry. It also lists the data that each action keeps.