Slash commands for rhiza-managed repos and beyond: init and sync from a pinned template release, score code quality, refresh README/CLAUDE.md/mkdocs, release, fix CI and issues, and report sync status.
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Install shell tab-completion for make targets, so make lists a project's targets. Writes to the user's data directory, not to the repo. Works in any make project.
Detach this repo from rhiza — delete every rhiza-managed file listed in .rhiza/template.lock, prune the emptied directories, and remove the lock file. DESTRUCTIVE; prompts for confirmation unless --force is passed.
Create or refresh this repo's README.md, CLAUDE.md and mkdocs.yml, detecting project metadata from git and the manifest. Preserves hand-written prose. Writes files only — no commit, no branch, no PR.
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Read this repo's open issues, triage them, and open one pull request per issue that can be fixed without a judgement call. Issues that need a decision, or that look stale or superseded, are reported with a recommendation rather than guessed at.
Make the current folder a rhiza-managed repo — write the .rhiza/template.yml pointer, add a skeleton and license, open a PR. Supports Python, Rust and Go. Syncs nothing; run /rhiza:update after it merges.
Print one bonmot from a random Peter Maffay song — a pick-me-up for a long refactor. Takes an optional theme keyword. Needs no repo and no git, so it works anywhere.
Run the Rhiza code-quality gates and score this repo, then optionally file findings as issues. Falls back to a design-led assessment when the repo isn't rhiza-managed or synced. Assesses only — it proposes fixes but never applies them.
Release any git repo that declares its version locations (no .rhiza/ needed) in one run — choose a version from a table, bump, regenerate the changelog, open a release PR, let the forge merge it once its checks pass, then tag the merged commit.
Check what CI on the origin says about this repo's open pull/merge requests, then diagnose and fix the red ones on their own branches. Reads the forge, reproduces locally, pushes fixes to the request's branch — never to the default branch.
Report this repo's rhiza state — whether the config is valid, and what was actually synced. Read-only. Add --files for a tree of managed files, or --check for upstream drift.
Sync this rhiza-managed repo to the latest (or a given) template release and open a PR containing only template-owned files. Runs no gates and files no issues — use /rhiza:quality for a score.
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: