Command Claude Code
A command for archiving a completed change in the OpenLogos project. It expects a change identifier called a slug.
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Command Claude Code
A command for archiving a completed change in the OpenLogos project. It expects a change identifier called a slug.
Command Claude Code
A command for creating a change proposal in OpenLogos. It takes a short identifier called a slug, made from lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
Command Claude Code
A setup reminder for initializing an OpenLogos project in OpenCode, an AI coding environment. It provides the command-line form with the required language, tool, and optional project-name settings.
Command Claude Code
A command that activates OpenLogos change management after the first work cycle is complete. OpenLogos is the project's lifecycle and change-tracking workflow.
Command Claude Code
A command for OpenLogos that creates a file named MERGEPROMPT.md from a supplied slug, or explains the required format when no slug is given.
Command Claude Code
A command that gives the next-step status for an OpenLogos project. OpenLogos appears to be a project with phases described in an AGENTS.md file.
Command Claude Code
A command that displays the current phase and next steps of an OpenLogos project. OpenLogos is a workflow that organizes development into named phases.
Command Claude Code
A command that synchronizes OpenLogos files, including AGENTS.md instructions, skills, plugins, and slash commands. It is run from a project's root folder.
Command Claude Code
A command for checking whether test results meet the project's specifications and acceptance requirements.
Command Claude Code
A command that prepares an index-update prompt for the OpenLogos project.
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