> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.wolffi.sh/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# user.md

> Tell Wolffish about yourself

# Telling Wolffish About You

Located at `brain/identity/user.md`, this file tells Wolffish about you. The more context you provide, the more relevant and personalized the agent's responses become.

## What to Include

* Your name and role
* Tech stack and tools you use
* Projects you're working on
* Preferences (coding style, commit conventions, etc.)
* Anything that helps the agent understand your context

## Example

```markdown theme={null}
# User Profile

## About Me
- Name: Younes
- Role: Senior Full-stack Engineer
- OS: macOS
- Editor: VS Code

## Tech Stack
- TypeScript, React, Node.js, Electron
- Tailwind CSS, Vite
- Git with conventional commits

## Current Projects
- Wolffish: Local-first AI desktop agent
- Using npm, not yarn or pnpm

## Preferences
- Prefer concise code with clear variable names
- Always use TypeScript strict mode
- Prefer explicit imports over barrel exports
- Test with Vitest
```

## How It's Used

`user.md` is included in the identity section of the context window (15% budget allocation). The RAS doesn't filter it — it's always included because identity context is always relevant.

The LLM uses this information to tailor responses: suggesting the right package manager, using your preferred coding patterns, understanding the context of your questions without you having to explain your setup every time.