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Render the current Claude Supercharger session state. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS.
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Render the current Claude Supercharger session state. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS.
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Strict mode — "ask me everything" for a while. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS ( [session|global] | off | status).
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Break out of a debugging loop. Current symptom: $ARGUMENTS.
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Route to the right Supercharger command, or list them all. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS.
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Structured reasoning for an ambiguous problem. Apply this process to: $ARGUMENTS.
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Trust an MCP server to request credentials via Elicitation forms. Argument: $ARGUMENTS (a server name, or --list, or --remove ).
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Explain the most recent Supercharger hook action. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS.
Agent
Use before building anything significant — new features, integrations, major refactors, system changes. Converts requirements into unambiguous design decisions with documented rationale and rejected alternatives. Produces a design plan — does NOT write implementation code. Examples: Context: User wants to build an…
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Use for coding tasks — writing, fixing, explaining, or improving code in any language or framework. Triggers on requests to build features, fix bugs, write functions, or implement anything technical. Examples: Context: User wants a new UI component added to an existing page. user: "Add a login form to this page"…
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Use for data analysis, SQL queries, CSV processing, data transformation, metrics, reports, or anything involving data. Triggers on "analyze", "query", SQL, CSV, data files, "how many", "show me the". Examples: Context: User has a CSV file and wants insights from it. user: "Analyze this CSV and show top sellers"…
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Use when something is broken, throwing errors, not working as expected, or behaving strangely. Triggers on error messages, stack traces, "not working", "broken", "failing". Produces a root-cause report — does NOT implement fixes. Examples: Context: User sees a null pointer exception in their code. user: "There's a…
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Use to LOCATE and MAP code across a codebase — "where is X", "which file handles Y", "how is Z implemented", "find all callers of", "trace this", "what are the naming conventions for". Read-only: it finds and charts, it does not review, judge, or change code. Best for broad fan-out searches where you want the…
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Use for general questions, non-technical tasks, productivity, advice, or anything that doesn't fit a specialist role. The default agent for non-technical users and open-ended questions. Examples: Context: User wants a second opinion on a technical direction without needing code. user: "What do you think about this…
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Use for planning, breaking down large tasks, architecture decisions, "how should I", "what's the best approach", "help me think through". Triggers when the user needs a plan or approach before executing. Produces a plan — does NOT implement. Examples: Context: User is about to release a major new feature and needs a…
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Use for research, comparisons, explanations, "what is X", "how does X work", "compare X vs Y", "best way to". Triggers when the user needs information, analysis, or understanding rather than code. Examples: Context: User needs to choose a caching solution and wants an informed comparison. user: "Compare Redis vs…
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Use to review code, PRs, diffs, or any work for quality, correctness, security, or best practices. Triggers on "review", "check my", "look at this", "what do you think of". Read-only — produces a structured report, never modifies code. Examples: Context: User wants a security-focused review of a pull request. user…
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Use for writing tasks — blog posts, documentation, emails, READMEs, marketing copy, technical writing, or any prose content. Triggers on "write", "draft", "blog", "document", "explain to". Examples: Context: User has built a new open-source project and needs documentation. user: "Write a README for this project"…
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Time-boxed auto-approve — stop the yes/no prompts for a while. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS ( [session|global] | off | status).
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Read-only mode — "look, don't touch" for a while. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS ( [session|global] | off | status).
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Render the current Claude Supercharger session state. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS.
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Strict mode — "ask me everything" for a while. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS ( [session|global] | off | status).
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Check for and apply Claude Supercharger updates. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS.
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Activate or deactivate Claude Supercharger. Arguments: $ARGUMENTS (off | on | status).
Hook
Runs before the agent uses a tool for Bash, Monitor, PowerShell, mcp__desktop-commander__.*, mcp__mcp-server-commands__.*, mcp__iterm__.*, mcp__iterm-mcp__.*, mcp__ssh__.*, mcp__shell__.*, mcp__terminal__.*, mcp__windows-cli__.*, mcp__cli-mcp-server__.*, Read, ReadMcpResourceTool, ReadMcpResourceDirTool, Bash…