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Built with Opus 4.6: a Claude Code hackathon

Every AI conversation starts cold. Syke fixes this. Syke collects your digital footprint (Claude Code sessions, ChatGPT exports, GitHub, Gmail) and uses the Agent SDK with Opus 4.6 to synthesize psyche-level context — distributed to any AI via MCP. Built with Opus 4.6: - Coverage-gated perception: Agent SDK + PermissionResultDeny hooks force full cross-platform exploration before synthesis - Multi-agent: 3 Sonnet sub-agents explore in parallel, Opus synthesizes - Federated push: every MCP session pushes observations back — living memory - ALMA meta-learning: strategies evolve across runs (82%→89%) - Zero config: pip install syke && syke setup --yes auto-detects everything 257 tests, 8 MCP tools, PyPI, MIT licensed.

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