Repo-tailored slash commands for this course-materials repo. Cherry-picked and retargeted from the LiosAg/farm-management-assistant-v2 workflow layer — see docs/decisions/2026-07-12-claude-workflow-commands-cherry-pick.md for the rationale and the per-command tweaks.
Run at a context break — before /compact or /clear, when a grading pass is mid-flight, at the end of a phase, or before a risky git mv restructure — to capture everything a fresh session needs to resume.
Run periodically (monthly, or right after a courses/ restructure) — not on every change. Detects stale path citations, cross-file contradictions, duplicated facts, and bloat across CLAUDE.md and the memory store.
Run when you need to capture a decision — a ratified choice, a course/project restructure, a trade-off resolution, a deprecation/supersession, a grading-policy call. Pinned to Fable: these memos are canonical and caught only at human review, so they get the strongest judgment model regardless of session model.
Run on demand against a UH Mānoa-branded artifact — an HTML page, a slide deck, a PDF, or branded Markdown — either a file path or a live URL. Bimodal: auto-detects mode from the input shape.
Run on demand before opening a brainstorming session, a docs/decisions/ memo, a course/stage restructure, or a rubric/template change. Converges decisions one branch at a time so the downstream brainstorm/memo/plan starts pre-aligned.
Run periodically (every 10 sessions), before a /compact, or after a session that wrote new memories. Keeps the Claude auto-memory store (MEMORY.md index + single-fact .md files) coherent as it grows.
Run on demand when you paste a worked decision — a grading-rubric change, a curve or floor adjustment, a course/stage restructure, a template edit, a decision-memo draft — and want it stress-tested and reduced to a single optimal call. The shorthand this replaces: "please review, improve, push back on the following…
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