Facilitate focused one-on-one brainstorming between the user and the current Codex agent without prematurely turning ideas into plans or implementation. Use when the user invokes $dale-brainstorm, selects Dale Brainstorm through /skills, asks to brainstorm, explore possibilities, challenge an idea, clarify a product…
Review recent Codex task history through one or two visible GPT-5.6 Luna Max coach tasks and return evidence-backed advice about prompting, model and skill selection, delegation, authority, validation, and workflow efficiency. Use when the user explicitly invokes $dale-coach, selects Dale Coach through /skills, or…
Synthesize and run a unique graph of visible Codex tasks, each able to orchestrate its own bounded node-local subagents, directly from the current request, repository boundaries, dependencies, evidence needs, and runtime discoveries. Use when the user invokes $dale-graph, selects Dale Graph through /skills, explicitly…
Index or refresh a software repository through four visible Codex tasks and produce evidence-backed REQ.md, CONTEXT.md, STATE.md, TDD.md, DESIGN.md, and DECISIONS.md primitives. Use when the user invokes $dale-index, selects Dale Index through /skills, asks to index or map a repository, bootstrap project primitives…
Reframe an already bounded, difficult engineering, product, operational, or strategic question through one rigorous reasoning lens and at most one genuinely opposing lens, producing a falsifiable model, decision cruxes, and evidence needs instead of a tour of frameworks. Use when the user explicitly invokes…
Keep one agent task progressing linearly until an objective completion condition passes, with fresh state checks and hard resource limits. Use when the user has one long-running goal that does not need parallel PR orchestration or a changing workflow graph.
Watch one existing GitHub pull request, validate and address review comments, repair scoped CI failures or clear conflicts, request fresh review after each changed head, and stop when merge-ready or blocked. Use when the user asks to babysit, monitor, fix, or carry a PR through review.
Orchestrate a multi-stage engineering project through dynamically grouped or stacked Codex tasks, branches, pull requests, independent reviews, remediation cycles, and merge. Use when one goal needs multiple PRs or when the user wants a project carried autonomously from plan to merged changes.
Maintain a repository on a recurring heartbeat by inspecting issues, pull requests, CI, dependencies, and repository-local priorities, then directing bounded work to fresh Codex tasks. Use when the user asks Codex to maintain a repo, run recurring engineering triage, or wake periodically and dispatch useful work.
Monitor a changing source or condition on a cadence, persist the last meaningful observation, and notify or act only when a user-defined change occurs. Use for watching pull requests, issues, releases, prices, availability, feeds, pages, dashboards, or other external state.
Design and run a loop around any repeatable agent workflow. Use when the user invokes $dale-loop, asks Codex to keep watching or working, wants agents to prompt other agents, or needs a dynamic workflow whose shape should be inferred from the goal rather than selected up front.
Run a maximum-assurance resident-worker orchestration loop with persistent forked Codex threads, thread-local task-derived subagents, plan review, synthesis, an explicit pass gate, and progress-gated revision feedback without preset cost, token, reviewer-count, or cycle budgets. Use only when the user explicitly…
Verify an existing implementation, fix, migration, deployment, runtime behavior, compatibility boundary, or other technical claim by mapping atomic claims to direct, fresh, reproducible primary signals and returning scoped PROVEN, PARTIAL, UNPROVEN, or CONTRADICTED verdicts with a compact proof capsule. Use when the…
Create clear, polished, self-contained HTML visualizations by selecting and adapting task-relevant patterns from Anthropic's html-effectiveness examples. Use when the user invokes $dale-visualize, selects Dale Visualize through /skills, or asks to turn code, architecture, research, plans, comparisons, reports…
Use when the user wants to run, design, implement, or display a backtest in Centurion. The agent must interview the user about the desired strategy and assumptions before coding; no default strategy is assumed.
Use when adding or changing Centurion dashboard panels, chart views, chart data handlers, layout, sidebar routes, or market analytics UI. Enforces the Bklit chart kit as the only chart rendering path.
Use when starting a Centurion App-in-Codex customization session. The agent must interview the user, identify what they want to add, and route the work to dashboard, chart, data, backtest, alerts, or docs changes before editing.