Architect-as-orchestrator for Claude Code on any session model: it writes specs and verdicts, GPT-6 Luna (via Codex, effort max by default) does the routine typing, GPT-6 Sol (effort high by default) takes the high-complexity one-offs, every step is labelled with its model, and Fable 5.1 reviews every deliverable…
Explain any digital artifact — a paper, PDF, article, code diff, or codebase — so the person actually understands it, not just skims it. Explanations are shaped by a persistent learner profile, gated by comprehension quizzes, and feed a spaced-repetition review loop. USE WHEN: explain this, explain this paper / PDF /…
Open one new native Codex task with a compact handoff, end this turn, and receive a single completion or blocker message back. Use when the user invokes $codex-relay and asks to open a new task, optionally naming a model or reasoning effort.
Patterns, cost review and ready templates for Claude Mods (Claude Code plugins whose behaviour is a function-hooks module). Adds what the built-in mod authoring does not: proven designs (fork-check-draw, tool + ledger, mode registry, artifact-backed state), prompt-cache and token-cost review, a vetting pass for…
Turn a task or prompt into a deeper version of itself, not a bigger one. Before rewriting, say what a top professional in the field would do that the user isn't asking for, the rawest source material they would start from, the specific methods and tools they would use, and what (other than the user or the model) would…
Use this skill when working inside an OpenClaw installation, workspace, or source tree to set up or modify skills, cron jobs, channels, providers, files, or integrations. Inspect the current state first, use official OpenClaw docs and CLI commands when available, make the smallest safe change, and validate the result…
Grapevine 🍇 — shared awareness for independent Claude Code sessions: observes what each session touches, maps the dependencies between them, and nudges a session when its edit affects a peer.
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At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: