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Manage user preferences and corrections for bilateral modeling. Auto-learns from session corrections. Use when user says "save my preferences", "remember I like...", or auto-triggers after corrections.

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# Navigator Profile Skill

Manage user preferences for bilateral modeling - enabling Claude to understand and adapt to your working style, technical preferences, and past corrections.

## Why This Exists (Theory of Mind)

Based on Riedl & Weidmann 2025 research on Human-AI Synergy:
- Theory of Mind (ToM) is the key differentiator in human-AI collaboration success
- Users with higher ToM achieve 23-29% performance boost
- **Bilateral modeling** completes the ToM loop: Claude models you, you model Claude

This skill enables Claude to:
- Remember your preferences across sessions
- Learn from corrections without you repeating them