Ramsbaby/jarvis

Self-healing AI operations platform — Discord bot + RAG + Insight Layer + 99 automation scripts. Runs 24/7, fixes itself, gets smarter. Zero API charges.

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38Mods indexed here, across every type
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account

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A command set for switching between saved company and personal Claude accounts and checking their status. It uses a local script and can synchronize login data between the system keychain and a file.

15 10d ago A 54 tokens original MIT

autoplan

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A command for turning a complex request into a step-by-step work plan before carrying it out. It is intended for multi-step tasks, refactoring, and large migrations.

15 10d ago C 72 tokens original MIT

benchmark

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A command for comparing models, prompts, or approaches by running measurements on sample tasks. It produces sample-level results and a recommendation based on the comparison.

15 10d ago A 59 tokens original MIT

codex

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A standard procedure for coding work that covers exploring the code, planning, editing, checking the result, and reporting what changed. It is intended for new features, refactoring, and bug fixes.

15 10d ago A 61 tokens original MIT

compact-ctx

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A command for managing a coding session when its conversation history becomes large. It explains when to compact the context, start a new session, split work, or use another agent.

15 10d ago A 49 tokens original MIT

crisis

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A crisis-response procedure for software incidents such as an outage, a stopped bot, a critical bug, or a changed external dependency. It is written in Korean.

15 10d ago A 60 tokens original MIT

cso

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A read-only security-audit command based on OWASP and STRIDE, which are common methods for finding web and software security risks. It traces realistic attack paths through areas such as authentication, payments, data, infrastructure, and code.

15 10d ago B 47 tokens original MIT

deploy

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A deployment command for updating the Jarvis system and checking that its services still run. Deployment means applying code or configuration changes to a running system.

15 10d ago A 48 tokens original MIT

design-review

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A visual review command for finished HTML, CSS, SVG, images, documents, and interface screenshots. It checks for design patterns that can make an output look generic or obviously machine-made.

15 10d ago A 128 tokens original MIT

investigate

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A command for tracing the underlying cause of failures and reproducible bugs using a structured chain of questions. It is designed for incidents such as failed scheduled jobs, stopped bots, and unresponsive services.

15 10d ago A 59 tokens original MIT

learn

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A command that saves reusable discoveries and lessons from a coding session as one-line JSON records. JSONL means one JSON object per line, making the file easy to append to and process.

15 10d ago A 56 tokens original MIT

mcp-profile

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A command for switching between predefined MCP tool profiles for OpenClaw infrastructure, a Flutter/Dart app, or a Gatsby/React blog. MCP is a way of connecting an agent to external tools and services.

15 10d ago A 43 tokens original MIT

office-hours

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A decision-making conversation that lays out at least three options, their trade-offs, and one recommendation. It also notes whether each choice can be undone, while leaving the final decision to you.

15 10d ago A 64 tokens original MIT

oops

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A command for immediately adding a documented mistake to a shared Markdown file. It records the recurring pattern, what happened, verifiable evidence, and a prevention step.

15 10d ago A 87 tokens original MIT

orchestrate

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A command that splits a complex task into three parallel roles: research, coding, and validation. Each role handles a separate part of the work before the results are combined.

15 10d ago A 52 tokens original MIT

plan-review

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A command for reviewing a feature plan, architecture document, or technical proposal through an 11-section checklist. Architecture describes how a system is organized and operates.

15 10d ago A 83 tokens original MIT

retro

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A retrospective command that summarizes what went well, what went wrong, and what should change after a work session. It can record recurring mistakes in an error notebook using the fields pattern, actual case, evidence, and response.

15 10d ago A 57 tokens original MIT

review

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A code-review command that uses development and reviewer agents to inspect changed code against quality and security checklists. It is described in Korean and includes checks for shell scripts and OpenClaw setups.

15 10d ago A 42 tokens original MIT

sdd

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A guide to spec-driven development, a software process that writes and reviews requirements before implementation and acceptance testing. It organizes work from a task description through development, tests, and completion.

15 10d ago A 51 tokens original MIT

ship

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A release command for preparing code changes as separate Git commits, creating release notes, and adding a version tag. Git is a system for tracking code changes, and a tag marks a specific release.

15 10d ago A 45 tokens original MIT

standup

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A command that creates a daily stand-up report by summarizing recent work, planned tasks, calendar events, and blockers.

15 10d ago A 49 tokens original MIT

status

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A command that checks the status of a group of services and system resources, including scheduled jobs, bots, monitoring, storage, and health data. A LaunchAgent is a macOS background service that starts or runs tasks automatically.

15 10d ago C 56 tokens original MIT