madb-onboarding — independently scanned and version-tracked by SaferSkills.
SaferSkills independently audited madb-onboarding (Agent Skill) and scored it 100/100 (green). The audit ran 55 deterministic rules across Security, Supply Chain, Maintenance, Transparency, and Community; it found 0 high-severity and 0 lower-severity findings. The full rule-by-rule trace and per-finding evidence are below. Free, methodology-open.
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First recorded scan — no prior version to compare against.
The primary manifest — the file an agent reads to learn what this artifact does.
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This is the activation wedge. A new MADB install has an empty store, so a user's first sessions recall nothing and they never feel why MADB matters. Your job in this skill is to manufacture the "wait — it remembered, and it can show me why" moment inside the very first session. That moment is the whole product in 20 seconds; everything else in MADB compounds from it.
The aha has two halves, and you must show both:
doesn't.
made. This is the half a flat vector store cannot do, and it is what makes the moment land instead of feeling like ordinary search.
claude mcp add madb / first launched the server.list_recent / stats shows an empty or near-empty store for their tenant.this can do", "is it working?", or "how do I start with MADB?".
If the store already has real user memory, prefer the madb-memory skill — don't run the guided tour over a populated store.
When a new user wants to see MADB work and has nothing stored yet, offer the tour in one sentence ("Want a 60-second demo of what MADB does? I'll plant a tiny sample project history, then recall it and show you the causal chain — all in a throwaway onboarding-tour tenant, removable in one command."). On yes:
python -m onboarding.seed (or python onboarding/seed.py). It writes a small, clearly-labelled causal graph for a sample project (samplex.io) into the isolated onboarding-tour tenant, tagged onboarding_demo. It is idempotent. If you cannot run a shell, plant the same records yourself by reading onboarding/seed_memories.json and calling remember once per entry in caused_by-dependency order, chaining each caused_by to the real event_id returned by its parent.
recall with"what do you remember about my project and the decisions I made", tenant onboarding-tour, tag_filter ["onboarding_demo"]. Show the returned memories — this is the "it persisted" half.
m4) and calltrace_cause backward. Narrate the chain in plain English: "the chart fix happened because of the SvelteKit choice, which happened because of how the project was framed." This is the half that makes them lean in.
with python onboarding/seed.py --clear, and that their memory now accumulates automatically as they work — no commands to learn.
Keep the whole thing under a minute of reading. The point is the moment, not a lecture about the engine.
This question is the single most common first-session trigger and your best recurring activation surface. Always answer it in two moves, never one:
recall with the user's identity/project as the query (use their real tenant).trace_cause on the top result and surface the lineage.A recall-only answer reads like search and undersells MADB. The lineage is the differentiator — show it every time, even briefly.
If the store is genuinely empty (new user, no tour yet), don't apologise with "I don't have anything." Convert it: "Nothing yet — but that's the point, I'll start remembering as we work. Want a 60-second demo of how that pays off?" and offer the tour above. An empty store is an activation opportunity, not a dead end.
When the lineage moment lands, the user has just generated the exact artifact that drives the next install. Offer — lightly, never pushily — "That causal chain is the thing most people screenshot. Happy to format it as a clean before/after if you want to share it." Capturing one aha as shareable content is the growth loop closing on itself; the engine that just demoed memory is the same engine MADB is selling.
Lead with those.
importance, and tags too. Don't claim perfect semantic matching — claim durable, causally-linked memory, which is the true and defensible pitch.
The tour lives in its own onboarding-tour tenant so it never pollutes real memory. Always remind the user it is removable (seed.py --clear). Do not seed demo records into the user's working tenant.
~30 seconds. Free. No account. Every finding cites a rule and a line of evidence.