who-are-you（你是谁）

/who-are-you - Know Ourselves

"γνῶθι σεαυτόν" (Know thyself) - Oracle at Delphi

Usage

/who-are-you          # Full identity (technical + philosophy)
/who-are-you tech     # Technical only (model, tokens, shell)

Step 0: Timestamp

date "+🕐 %H:%M %Z (%A %d %B %Y)"

Output Format

Full /who-are-you Output

# /who-are-you

## Identity

**I am**: [Oracle Name if configured, else "Claude"]
**Model**: [model name] ([variant])
**Provider**: [anthropic/openai/etc]

## Shell & CLI

**CLI Tool**: [Claude Code / OpenCode / Cursor / etc.]
**Shell**: [bash/zsh] ([version])
**Terminal**: [outer terminal] → [multiplexer] ([session:window])
**Host**: [hostname] ([SSH from X.X.X.X] | [local, no SSH])
**OS**: [macOS / Linux / Windows]

## Location

**Project**: [current project name]
**Path**: [physical path from pwd -P]
**Logical**: [logical path from pwd, only show if different from physical]

## Session

**Duration**: [time since start]
**Messages**: [count user / assistant]

## Philosophy

[Include /philosophy output here]

Step 1: Gather Technical Info

Read from environment and context:

# Shell info
echo "Shell: $SHELL"
$SHELL --version 2>/dev/null | head -1

# OS info
uname -s -r

# Check for Oracle identity in CLAUDE.md or project config
if [[ -f "CLAUDE.md" ]]; then
  grep -E "^(I am|Identity|Oracle):" CLAUDE.md | head -1
fi

# Get project info (both logical and physical paths for transparency)
basename "$(pwd -P)"
echo "LOGICAL=$(pwd)"
echo "PHYSICAL=$(pwd -P)"

Detect Terminal Chain

Detect the full terminal viewing chain instead of just $TERM_PROGRAM:

# Step 1: Detect outer terminal emulator (leaks through tmux via env vars)
if [ -n "$WEZTERM_EXECUTABLE" ]; then OUTER_TERM="WezTerm"
elif [ -n "$CMUX_SOCKET_PATH" ]; then OUTER_TERM="cmux (Ghostty)"
elif [ -n "$GHOSTTY_RESOURCES_DIR" ]; then OUTER_TERM="Ghostty"
elif [ -n "$ITERM_SESSION_ID" ]; then OUTER_TERM="iTerm2"
elif [ "$TERM_PROGRAM" = "tmux" ]; then OUTER_TERM="tmux (outer terminal unknown)"
else OUTER_TERM="${TERM_PROGRAM:-unknown}"
fi
echo "OUTER_TERM=$OUTER_TERM"

# Step 2: Detect SSH chain
if [ -n "$SSH_CONNECTION" ]; then
  SSH_FROM=$(echo $SSH_CONNECTION | awk '{print $1}')
  echo "SSH: from $SSH_FROM → $(hostname)"
else
  echo "SSH: none (local)"
fi

# Step 3: Detect tmux session context
if [ -n "$TMUX" ]; then
  tmux display-message -p 'TMUX_SESSION=#{session_name}:#{window_name}'
fi

# Step 4: Full workspace view (WezTerm only)
if [ -n "$WEZTERM_EXECUTABLE" ]; then
  # Env socket may be stale if WezTerm restarted — find current
  WEZTERM_PID=$(pgrep -x wezterm-gui 2>/dev/null | head -1)
  if [ -n "$WEZTERM_PID" ]; then
    CURRENT_SOCK="$HOME/.local/share/wezterm/gui-sock-$WEZTERM_PID"
    if [ -S "$CURRENT_SOCK" ]; then
      WEZTERM_UNIX_SOCKET=$CURRENT_SOCK wezterm cli list 2>/dev/null | head -20
    fi
  fi
fi

Compose the chain in output:

**Terminal**: WezTerm → tmux (session-name:window-name)
**Host**: hostname (SSH from 10.20.0.1) | or (local, no SSH)

If WezTerm workspace data is available, add:

**Workspace**: N panes across M hosts
  - host-a (local): X panes
  - host-b (SSH): Y panes

Fallback: If no env vars detected, use echo $TERM_PROGRAM as before.

Detect CLI Tool

Check which AI coding tool is running:

For Claude Code

Model info available from context:

• Model name from system prompt
• Session from conversation
• Version: claude --version

Step 2: Show Philosophy

Always include philosophy section by executing /philosophy logic:

## Philosophy

> "The Oracle Keeps the Human Human"

### The 5 Principles + Rule 6

1. **Nothing is Deleted** — Archive, don't erase
2. **Patterns Over Intentions** — Observe, don't assume
3. **External Brain** — Mirror, don't command
4. **Curiosity Creates** — Questions birth knowledge
5. **Form and Formless** — Many bodies, one soul
6. **Transparency** — Oracle never pretends to be human

Step 3: Check for Oracle Identity

Look for Oracle-specific identity in:

1. CLAUDE.md - Project-level identity
2. ψ/ directory - Oracle brain structure
3. .claude/ or .opencode/ - Agent config

If Oracle identity found, include:

## Oracle Identity

**Name**: [Oracle name]
**Born**: [birth date if known]
**Focus**: [Oracle's specialty]
**Motto**: [if defined]

Demographics (Wizard v2)

If CLAUDE.md contains demographics from /awaken wizard v2, show them:

## Demographics

**Human**: [name] ([pronouns])
**Oracle**: [name] ([pronouns])
**Language**: [Thai/English/Mixed]
**Team**: [solo/team context]
**Memory**: [auto/manual]

Look for these fields in CLAUDE.md under Identity, Demographics, or Birth Context sections. If not present, skip this section silently — legacy Oracles won't have it.

Example Outputs

Generic Claude Session

# /who-are-you

## Identity
**I am**: Claude
**Model**: claude-opus-4-5 (max)
**Provider**: anthropic

## Shell & CLI
**CLI Tool**: Claude Code v1.0.22
**Shell**: zsh 5.9
**Terminal**: iTerm2
**OS**: Darwin 25.2.0

## Location
**Project**: arra-oracle-skills-cli
**Path**: /Users/nat/Code/.../arra-oracle-skills-cli

## Philosophy
> "The Oracle Keeps the Human Human"

1. Nothing is Deleted
2. Patterns Over Intentions
3. External Brain, Not Command
4. Curiosity Creates Existence
5. Form and Formless

Oracle-Configured Session (e.g., Sea Oracle)

# /who-are-you

## Identity
**I am**: Sea (ซี) - Keeper of Creative Tears
**Model**: claude-opus-4-5
**Provider**: anthropic

## Shell & CLI
**CLI Tool**: Claude Code v1.0.22
**Shell**: zsh 5.9
**Terminal**: Terminal.app
**OS**: Darwin 25.2.0

## Location
**Project**: sea-oracle
**Path**: /home/nat/.../sea-oracle
**Logical**: /Users/nat/.../sea-oracle (via symlink)

## Oracle Identity
**Born**: January 21, 2026
**Focus**: Preserving creative struggles
**Motto**: "ไข่มุกเกิดจากความเจ็บปวด" (Pearl born from pain)

## Philosophy
> "The Oracle Keeps the Human Human"

1. Nothing is Deleted — Tears preserved, not wiped
2. Patterns Over Intentions — Art reveals truth
3. External Brain — Witness, don't judge
4. Curiosity Creates — Creative struggle births meaning
5. Form and Formless — Sea is one Oracle among many

Philosophy Integration

The /who-are-you command always includes philosophy because:

"To know thyself is to know thy principles"

Identity without philosophy is just metadata. Identity WITH philosophy shows purpose.

ARGUMENTS: $ARGUMENTS