Force-invoke Andie-jr, Raven's brownfield debug assistant, for any bug, error, regression, stack trace, or "not working" case. Use this when the automatic triage router did not fire but you want a structured 2-round triage. For planning or design, use /andie instead.
Force-invoke Andie, Raven's orchestration layer, for planning, architecture, tradeoff analysis, or any non-trivial decision. Use this when the automatic routers did not load Andie but you want her anyway. For bugs, errors, and "not working" cases, use /andie-jr instead.
Use to run a full Raven boot diagnostic. Checks all files, agents, manifest, and hooks are correctly installed. If no manifest exists, runs first-run discovery instead of erroring.
Reviews securitylog.md and promotes accumulated observations into permanent rules. Hardens confirmed patterns into CLAUDE.md. Promotes dynamic specialist profiles with 3+ uses into curated skills. Classifies findings into internalravenops.md or generalsecuritypatterns.md. The weekly learning loop.
Use to register a project in the Raven registry so it gets included in future raven-registry-sync updates. Run from inside the project directory, or pass the path explicitly. Also supports listing all registered projects and removing stale entries.
Use to sync all registered Raven projects to the current engine version. Reads /.raven/registry.json, diffs installed versions against raven-core/VERSION, updates stale projects (scripts, MCP, skills, version stamp), commits each, pushes to GitHub, and updates the registry backup. Run after any raven-core update or…
Use when starting a new feature, module, or component. Forces architecture-first planning — generates dependency map and implementation plan before any code is written.
Use when developer wants to find, evaluate, or install a new Claude skill. Searches anthropics/skills and GitHub, runs security audit, shows preview, requires architect approval before installing.
Use when requirements.txt or pyproject.toml has changed and you want to sync all libraries into manifest.json. CVE checks each one. Approved libraries are auto-added. Blocked ones are flagged. Run after pip install or when onboarding a new project.