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On October 29, 2026, AYi turned the entire book "Nonviolent Communication" by Marshall Rosenberg into an open-source AI Skill, usable by agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, codex, and Hermes, breaking impulsive or aggressive speech down into "observation—feeling—need—request." The Skill uses a routing-based architecture, consisting of one main control entry point and 5 reference modules loaded on demand, respectively responsible for the four-element hard constraint, empathetic listening and emotional desensitization, anger transformation and conflict review, jackal-language anti-pattern cleanup, and fine-tuning of the author's original voice style. AYi says it can output communication plans at millisecond speed; the open-source address has been made public and supports one-click git clone installation. There are currently no further developments.
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A Yi Turns "Nonviolent Communication" into an Open-Source AI Skill
A Yi has turned Marshall Rosenberg's entire book "Nonviolent Communication" into an open-source AI Skill, usable with agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, codex, and Hermes, breaking impulsive or aggressive speech down into "observation—feeling—need—request." The Skill uses a routing architecture, consisting of one main control entry point and 5 reference modules loaded on demand, respectively responsible for the four-element hard constraint, empathetic listening and emotional desensitization, anger transformation and conflict review, jackal-language anti-pattern cleanup, and fine-tuning of the author's original voice style. The author says it can output communication plans at millisecond speed; the open-source address has been made public and supports one-click git clone installation.