Dream Journal
You dream every night; by morning it's gone. Dictate your dream to your Muse on waking: it captures it verbatim before it fades, tags the people, places and emotions, and over weeks shows you your own recurring dream signs, counted from your journal. No imposed interpretations.
- What
- You dream every night; by morning it's gone. Dictate your dream to your Muse on waking: it captures it verbatim before it fades, tags the people, places and emotions, and over weeks shows you your own recurring dream signs, counted from your journal. No imposed interpretations.
- Cost
- Free
- Needs
- Before you start: tell me in a few lines what this skill does and what installing it involves, and wait for my go-ahead.
- Install
- Copy the installer prompt below into your Muse — your agent does the rest.
A Skill Harbor house build, sister skill to Celestial Journal, for the other half of the night. Dream Journal starts from a simple fact: a dream fades within minutes of waking, and the tool that is actually there at that moment is the chat you already use. You dictate, even three words, even "nothing this morning", and your Muse captures the story verbatim before asking anything, then files it with its emotion, its people and places, its clarity, and the Moon phase of the night, all in a folder that stays on your device. Over weeks, the journal starts answering back with counts, not claims. Your recall rate, honestly divided by the mornings you remembered nothing. Your recurring dream signs, the staircase, the house, the person who keeps appearing, counted across your own entries. If you believe some of your dreams announce things, the skill keeps an honest register: the dream is dated when you dream it, and after the fact you give the verdict, happened, didn't happen, in between, with the misses kept in the count, like the hits. Interpretation is a lens you choose at setup (none, psychological, traditional-symbolic, spiritual) and can change any time; a small traditional symbol dictionary is included, labelled as tradition, and your own journal's history outranks it. An optional lucid-dreaming module builds your evening intention from your #1 dream sign and logs which techniques actually work for you, with sleep itself always ranked above performance. Free to use under the Skill Harbor House License v1.0: install it, use it for yourself, don't resell it or pass it off as yours.
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Install
Copy the install package below, then paste it into MuseThe install prompt below already includes the vetting steps: your agent follows the community checklist before installing anything with executable code. Want more?
Before you start: tell me in a few lines what this skill does and what installing it involves, and wait for my go-ahead. Prerequisites: none. No account, no key, no cost. Installing is offline: nothing is sent anywhere during installation, and anything that would ever send data later must be stated before it happens. Install "Dream Journal" for me. It turns my assistant into a morning dream-capture journal: I dictate my dream on waking and it records it verbatim before it fades, tags the people, places and emotions, attaches the night's Moon phase (calendar included for 2026-2027), and over weeks shows me my own recurring dream signs and recall rate, counted from my journal. It includes an optional lucid-dreaming module and an honest register for dreams I believe were premonitory, checked with me afterwards. It imposes no interpretation and makes no predictions; my dreams stay on my device. Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skill-harbor-hq/house-skills/main/journal-de-reves/SKILL.md Helper files, in the same skill folder in the repository (journal-de-reves/): references/dream-protocol.md, references/recall-and-symbols.md, references/moon-phases-2026-2027.md, references/profil-template.json, and LICENSE at the folder root. 1. Download SKILL.md, the four helper files and LICENSE into a temporary folder, keeping the helper files inside a references subfolder and LICENSE beside SKILL.md. 2. Compare each file with the fingerprint from Skill Harbor's review of 2026-10-10: - SKILL.md: SHA-256 cb806fd0549c1887d006cea19c5c60b1b9bcd051c0509077ae7884a320265edf - references/dream-protocol.md: SHA-256 d00d8b8c333b6ef73768b38d0c6d9bc16593b7e058e7cec33acf32536dc5a518 - references/recall-and-symbols.md: SHA-256 3c5025243591ff1ac59539e617cc612d760d1f1b8850814e2012790b224da485 - references/moon-phases-2026-2027.md: SHA-256 76a5bfd5a9ff5f57c51ba3e7b868af770022237b46aa2df0a34372964b3f2583 - references/profil-template.json: SHA-256 c661917c899ab00ea350339bf577d2e533e312f437f3032a2ae68a209583965d - LICENSE: SHA-256 0d884c4c01db01d99504d58768dacd1eeb63c9812523d24ec113b3039e19d363 If a file does not match, it changed since the review: do not install it yet, tell me what you found and let me decide. 3. Read the files and tell me in plain words: what the skill does when used, whether it connects to a service, whether it reads or sends any personal information or keys, and anything that seems unusual. 4. When I say yes, copy the files into my skills folder, in a folder named "journal-de-reves", keeping the helper files inside their references subfolder. 5. Check the copy opens correctly (valid frontmatter, files in place) and tell me what was installed, where, and what is left for me to do: answer its short onboarding so it can build my profile. GitHub is optional: if I have a GitHub account or the gh CLI, you may use it; otherwise public access is fine. Rules: only touch the temporary folder and the install target. If something seems off, stop and ask me.
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Questions
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