One-click starter kit that sets up an AI-coding environment on Windows/macOS and scaffolds the agent's project memory.
This repository also configures its own agents. See what stereo-vibe-public tells them →
Command Claude Code
A command for saving article ideas and short research notes to a shared backlog. It normally records the idea rather than writing the full article, with a separate draft mode.
Command Claude Code
A command for inspecting and safely cleaning a project or an entire server, including unused code, duplicates, conflicts, and leftover files.
Command Claude Code
A command that starts work only from the last plan the user explicitly approved in the chat.
Command Claude Code
A desktop dashboard that shows the status of computer and server services, hardware, storage, network connections, and downloads in movable tiles.
Command Claude Code
A session-start command for projects whose status and task lists are kept in remote memory files. It loads the relevant project context and shows active tasks, or lists available projects when no project number is given.
Command Claude Code
A command that switches spoken responses on or off for Claude using a local voice service.
Command Claude Code
A read-only command guide for collecting and sorting incoming messages, documents, and photos from a remote work bot. It groups each item by meaning and flags anything unclear without changing or deleting files.
Command Claude Code
A command that registers a new project in a shared memory file, assigning it the next free number and optionally recording its description and folder.
Command Claude Code
A command that creates a Telegram bot through a bot-management API, using a name and a username ending in “bot”.
Command Claude Code
A command for saving project and session information according to the instructions in a MEMORY.md file. It gathers current status, logs, known issues, and backlog details before updating the stored memory.
Command Claude Code
A command that reconstructs the unfinished work in the current chat session and lists possible next actions.
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