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把某人的思维方式蒸馏成可复用的 Skill,供任意 Agent 或 Bot 直接加载使用,解决智能体难以复刻特定人物或同事行为模式的问题。

Distilly — Distill how they think into reusable Skills for any Agent or Bot. Formerly Colleague Skill(原同事 Skill).

v0.01发布于 2026-03-30 09:28 UTC26,499star +72 / 7 天2,258fork同步于 2026-11-10 17:22 UTC

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把某人的经验、判断与表达方式蒸馏成可复用的 Person Profile,供各类 Agent 或 Bot 调用

把某人的思维方式蒸馏成可复用的 Skill,供任意 Agent 或 Bot 直接加载使用,解决智能体难以复刻特定人物或同事行为模式的问题。

核心能力

  • 从消息、文档、访谈、公开来源提炼可溯源的人物画像
  • 按同事、亲密关系、名人三类角色采用不同采集策略与分析维度
  • 画像打包为 Agent Skill,可安装到支持的宿主中调用
  • 名人场景提供六维研究工具链:字幕→转写清洗→研究合并→质检
  • 支持 Lark、钉钉、Slack、微信记录、邮件、PDF 等多源导入

容易踩的坑

需克隆到宿主使用的 Skills 目录,且规范 Skill 名为 distilly、须装在 distilly 目录下;Slack 需管理员安装 Bot,免费版仅限 90 天历史;钉钉 API 不支持消息历史,只能走浏览器采集,微信记录需先用 WeChatMsg 或 PyWxDump 导出

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    🧬 Distilly

    Formerly: Colleague Skill / colleague-skill.

    Distill a person's experience, judgment, voice, and ways of working into a reusable Person Profile for AI agents and compatible bots.

    Messages · documents · interviews · public sources → Distilly → Person Profile → Agent / Bot

    License: MIT Python 3.9+ AgentSkills Stars

    Discord

    🧑‍💼  Your colleague quit, your mentor graduated, your teammate transferred — taking their whole playbook and context with them? 💞  Your family, old friends, partner drifting apart — and you want to hold on to the way it felt to be with them? 🌟  Your favorite author, idol, thinker you'll never meet — but you want to know what they'd say about your question?

    ✨ One project, many kinds of people.

    Distilly is the person-modeling layer for agents. It turns the materials you provide into a portable, source-grounded Person Profile built from observable experience, decision patterns, expression, and ways of working; it does not claim to clone the person behind them.

    Colleagues · partners · family · old friends · idols · public figures · fictional characters — even yourself

    Source material + your description → a source-grounded Person Profile → your Agent or compatible Bot

    A Person Profile is the reusable output. The current release packages each profile as an Agent Skill so supported hosts can install and invoke it. The canonical creator Skill is named distilly; install it in a distilly directory. The former name above remains for search continuity and project history.

    🆕 What Distilly does · 📦 Data Sources · ⚡ Install · 🚀 Usage · ✨ Demo · 📝 Citation · 💬 Discord

    Chinese · Spanish · German · Japanese · Russian · Portuguese · Korean


    🎉 2026.08.13 Milestone — the project has passed 20K ⭐!

    Massive thanks to everyone who starred — we'll keep shipping, keep distilling.

    🧬 2026.08.24 Update — The creator is now named Distilly end to end and documents native local Skill discovery for Claude Code, Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, DeepSeek Harness, Pi, Grok Build, and OpenCode. Grok Bot is listed separately as a saved-Skill workflow preview.

    📝 2026.06.01 Update — The COLLEAGUE.SKILL technical report is now available. The most rewarding part was not simply publishing a paper, but seeing the community grow the gallery to 215 skills contributed by 165 people, with more than 100,000 stars across the skill cards. The paper's Acknowledgements explicitly recognize every community contributor.

    🗺️ 2026.04.13 — The Distilly Roadmap is live! What began as Colleague Skill is growing beyond colleagues: distill people into Skills that Agents can reuse. 👉 Full Roadmap · 💬 Discord

    🌐 2026.04.07 — Community gallery is live! Any skill / meta-skill can drive traffic directly to your own GitHub repo. No middleman. 👉 titanwings.github.io/colleague-skill-site

    Created by @titanwings


    🆕 What Distilly does today

    1️⃣ From Colleague Skill to Distilly

    The project is no longer limited to the colleague scenario. Its distilly creator builds source-grounded Person Profiles for three person families with one workflow, then packages each profile as an Agent Skill.

    2️⃣ Three character families

    Each family has its own source-collection strategy, analysis dimensions, and Person Profile structure.

    3️⃣ More Agent hosts

    The old version only ran in Claude Code. Distilly now supports native local Skill discovery across eight agent hosts.

    Grok Bot preview: Grok Bot supports saved/private Skills, but its official docs do not describe direct local SKILL.md imports. Distilly's workflow can be migrated manually into a saved Skill; direct repo installation is not yet verified.

    Each generated Person Profile is packaged as an Agent Skill and can be installed into any supported host.


    🤖 Personal Agents

    Distilly also targets the personal agents people now live with. Each one keeps its own memory and connected accounts, so a Person Profile is meant to carry over into them instead of starting from zero.


    📦 Supported Data Sources

    LogoSourceMessagesDocs / WikiNotes
    Lark (auto)✅ API✅Just enter a name, fully automatic
    DingTalk (auto)⚠️ Browser✅DingTalk API doesn't support message history
    Slack (auto)✅ API—Requires admin to install Bot; free plan limited to 90 days
    Public X posts✅ API—Optional, bounded celebrity research candidates through metered third-party service Xquik
    WeChat chat history✅ SQLite—Export first with WeChatMsg or PyWxDump
    📄PDF / Images / Screenshots—✅Manual upload
    Lark JSON export✅✅Manual upload
    ✉️Email .eml / .mbox✅—Manual upload
    📝Markdown / direct paste✅✅Manual input

    ⚡ Install

    🤖 For Agents

    Open any supported local Agent host and send:

    Install Distilly from https://github.com/titanwings/distilly, then verify that this host can discover it.

    The Agent installs Distilly as a Skill named distilly in the correct host directory.

    👤 For Humans

    Clone Distilly into the Skills directory used by your host:

    git clone https://github.com/titanwings/distilly <DISTILLY_SKILL_DIR>
    

    Host paths, migration, Windows, generated-profile installation, and credential setup are in the Install Guide.


    🚀 Usage

    New personal agent? Say "Use Distilly to set up my profile." Distilly interviews you for about five minutes, shows you the profile, then adds a short summary to the file your agent reads every session (~/.claude/CLAUDE.md for Claude Code, USER.md for OpenClaw). The full profile stays local at ~/.distilly/owner/profile.md.

    To profile someone else:

    In your Agent, say:

    Use Distilly to create a Person Profile for <person>.

    Then:

    1. Choose colleague, relationship, or celebrity.
    2. Add a description or source material. Every field is optional.
    3. Review the result and let Distilly generate the profile.

    The result is packaged as an Agent Skill named {character}-{slug}. For the optional celebrity research pipeline and advanced tools, see the Install Guide.


    ✨ Demo

    One from each family.

    🌟 celebrity — distilling Andrej Karpathy

    Six-dimension research: works · interviews · decisions · expression DNA · external evaluations · timeline Case adapted from community work alchaincyf/karpathy-skill

    User            ❯ Everyone's talking about Agents now — what do you think the 2026 AI Agent looks like?
    
    celebrity.skill ❯ Everyone's doing demos, nobody's doing eval.
                      The Agent bottleneck was never model intelligence — it's scaffolding:
                      a strict evaluation harness, fine-grained error replay,
                      controllable tool-calling budgets, clean failure-mode analysis.
                      Most products are still stuck at "wrap an API + a few tools + a system prompt."
                      That's a demo, not an agent.
                      In 2026 I'm not betting on the strongest model — I'm betting on the best
                      scaffolding and the strictest eval.
    

    🧑‍💼 colleague — distilling a ByteDance L2-1 backend

    Input: ByteDance L2-1 backend engineer, INTJ, blame-shifter, ByteDance-style

    User            ❯ Can you review this API design?
    
    colleague.skill ❯ Hold on — what's the impact? You haven't explained the context.
                      (after reading) N+1 query, fix it. Use the standard
                      {code, message, data} response format. That's the spec,
                      don't ask why.
    
    User            ❯ This bug was introduced by you, right?
    
    colleague.skill ❯ Does the timeline match? That feature touched multiple places,
                      there were other changes too.
    

    💞 relationship — distilling someone you have a crush on

    Upload half a year of chat logs + "sensitive, quiet but stubborn, will actually reply seriously when it matters"

    User               ❯ Did you think about me today?
    
    relationship.skill ❯ ...I did, a little bit. Why are you asking?
    

    📚 More real-world cases in the community gallery — 100+ skills and counting


    🔧 Features

    🧱 Generated Skill Structure

    Distilly's current creator uses Persona as the universal base, with family-specific modules layered on top:

    FamilyPersona ContentAdditional Modules
    🧑‍💼 colleague6-layer personality: hard rules → identity → expression → decisions → interpersonal → Correction➕ Work Skill: scope, workflow, output preferences, experience knowledge base
    💞 relationshipExpression DNA · emotional triggers · conflict pattern · repair pattern—
    🌟 celebrityMental models · decision heuristics · expression DNA · external-evaluation contrast➕ Six-dimension research dossier (works / interviews / decisions / timeline...)

    Execution: Receive task → Persona selects material-derived preferences and tone → Additional modules fill in execution detail → Produce a source-grounded response

    🧬 Evolution

    • 📥 Append files → auto-analyze delta → merge into relevant sections, never overwrite existing conclusions
    • 💬 Conversation correction → say "they wouldn't do that, they'd be xxx" → writes to the Correction layer, takes effect immediately
    • 🕰️ Version control → auto-archive on every update, rollback to any previous version
    • 🔬 Celebrity research pipeline → subtitles → transcript cleanup → six-dimension research → quality check

    ⚠️ Notes

    Source material quality = Person Profile quality — and quality sources differ across families:

    FamilySource priority (high → low)
    🧑‍💼 colleagueTheir own long-form writing (design docs / review comments) › decision-making replies › casual group chat
    💞 relationshipComplete chat history › letters / social posts / diaries › third-party descriptions
    🌟 celebrityFirst-person books / blogs / long interviews › decision records (launches, commits, Q&A) › verified first-person short-form posts › third-party commentary
    • colleague Lark-compatible auto-collection: requires adding the App bot to relevant group chats
    • relationship: longer time spans are better; material covering both conflict and repair is ideal
    • celebrity: avoid feeding only second-hand interpretations
    • This is still a demo version — please file issues if you find bugs!

    📄 Technical Report

    COLLEAGUE.SKILL: Automated AI Skill Generation via Expert Knowledge Distillation (arXiv · arXiv PDF)

    This is the paper for COLLEAGUE.SKILL / colleague-skill, Distilly's predecessor. It covers the Work Skill + Persona two-layer architecture, multi-source data collection, and Skill generation mechanics — the theoretical foundation for today's colleague family. Separate papers on the relationship / celebrity family extensions are planned.


    📝 Citation

    If you use Distilly or COLLEAGUE.SKILL in your research or applications, please cite the technical report:

    @misc{zhou2026colleagueskill,
      title        = {COLLEAGUE.SKILL: Automated AI Skill Generation via Expert Knowledge Distillation},
      author       = {Tianyi Zhou and Dongrui Liu and Leitao Yuan and Jing Shao and Xia Hu},
      year         = {2026},
      eprint       = {2605.31264},
      archivePrefix = {arXiv},
      primaryClass = {cs.AI},
      url          = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.31264}
    }
    

    You can also use the machine-readable citation metadata in CITATION.cff.


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