chronicle
01Command Codex
Create durable technical documentation content suitable for the Obsidian vault at: /Developer/personal/Obsidian.
Command Codex
Create durable technical documentation content suitable for the Obsidian vault at: /Developer/personal/Obsidian.
Command Codex
This is frontend/UI work.
Command Claude Code
Location: /.config/opencode/command/ Format: Markdown files with frontmatter Usage: Press Ctrl+P → Select command.
Command Claude Code
Create comprehensive project context in OpenCode config.
Command Claude Code
Update existing project context to match current state.
Command Claude Code
Verify context accuracy against current project state.
Command Claude Code
Review code changes against project standards.
Command Claude Code
Debug and fix failing tests.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Describe what this command should do. When the user runs /command-name, this content is sent as the prompt.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Write tests for newly implemented or currently untested code. Aim for meaningful coverage of the implementation. Do not run the full test suite—only the new tests you add.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Review the code I’m working on (current file or selection, or recent changes if nothing is selected).
Command Claude CodeCursor
Guide the user through systematic debugging step by step. Teach the process; don’t just fix the bug.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Look at the recent git changes (e.g. git diff or last commit) and explain what changed and why it matters.
Command Claude CodeCursor
Produce a short implementation brief so the next step (or the user) can implement without re-explaining.
Command Claude CodeCursor
The user wants to go deeper on a topic. Create a curated reading list they can use later. Place all reading lists in /Developer/personal/Obsidian/Personal/Knowledge/Reading\ Lists/ (create if not pre-existing) and title the list appropriately.
Command Claude CodeCursor
The operational phase of this session is complete. You are now in the role of Meta-Architect and Guardian of the Config (rules, commands, agents, and skills).
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: