wtfp:quick
25Command Claude Code
Apply a small, bounded writing fix with minimal planning overhead and state tracking.
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59Mods indexed here, across every type
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Command Claude Code
Remove an unwritten future section and repair numbering and dependencies.
not rated 19 10d ago A 18 tokens
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Command Claude Code
Collect a reproducible bug report and publish it only after explicit user approval.
not rated 19 10d ago A 22 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Shape a concrete feature request and publish it only after explicit user approval.
not rated 19 10d ago A 20 tokens
copy · 86% MIT
Command Claude Code
Synthesize literature, domain conventions, open gaps, and defensible positioning for a section.
not rated 19 10d ago A 24 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Restore the latest portable handoff and route the researcher to the next safe action.
not rated 19 10d ago A 22 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Review a drafted section for evidence, citations, coherence, requirements, and reader expectations.
not rated 19 10d ago A 23 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
View and update portable project settings after presenting the exact proposed diff.
not rated 19 10d ago A 18 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Archive a completed draft or submission round with its reproducible project state and statistics.
not rated 19 10d ago A 24 tokens
copy · 88% MIT
wtfp:update
34Command Claude Code
Check for a newer compatible package or plugin release and install it only after approval.
not rated 19 10d ago A 20 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Test a drafted section against each plan requirement and record evidence one check at a time.
not rated 19 10d ago A 23 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Execute an approved section plan, update state, and optionally verify argument coverage.
not rated 19 10d ago A 21 tokens
copy · 88% MIT
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