Command Claude Code
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566 tagged agentic-coding, measured the same way as everything else here.
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Command Claude Code
Before executing this command, CONFIRM these files exist and are readable.
Command Claude Code
Perform a defensive post-mortem analysis of PANTOUM upgrade results. This is the most important plugin command — it diagnoses what happened during an upgrade by reading the report files.
Command Claude Code
Guide the user through an interactive SPFx upgrade using PANTOUM. Ask questions step by step using AskUserQuestion — do not rush through all questions at once.
Command Claude Code
Display the PANTOUM welcome screen with the squirrel mascot, ASCII art logo, and all available commands.
Command Claude Code
Use the playwright test healer agent to verify that the latest tests are working and repair them otherwise.
Leodorareluctant259/superpowers-zh
Command
Part of superpowers-zh
A retired command for generating ideas before implementation. Its description says to use the Superpowers brainstorming skill instead.
Leodorareluctant259/superpowers-zh
Command
Part of superpowers-zh
A deprecated command that tells users to use the corresponding plan-execution skill instead.
Leodorareluctant259/superpowers-zh
Command
Part of superpowers-zh
A retired command for making an implementation plan. Its description says to use the Superpowers writing-plans skill instead.
Command
Part of oh-my-copilot
/oh-my-copilot:learner is a compatibility alias for /oh-my-copilot:skillify.
Command
Part of oh-my-copilot
/oh-my-copilot:psm is a compatibility alias for /oh-my-copilot:project-session-manager.
Command
Part of oh-my-copilot
This compatibility command keeps /oh-my-copilot:visual-verdict available without loading the full visual-verdict skill description in every Claude Code session.
Command
Part of the-loop
Inspect and drive the-loop's process graph — the PDLC as an executable graph of nodes with entry and exit hooks, rather than a set of labels somebody remembers to move.
Command
Part of the-loop
The work-item ↔ harness-session registry, the five execution-control commands, and the reset that forgets a work item entirely.
Command
Part of the-loop
The sessions the-loop keeps for itself — declared in the CLI config, brought up by the-loop start, and addressed by name rather than by work item.
Command
Part of agent-mesh
Manually wait for one responder inbox message.
Command
Part of agent-mesh
Invoke the Agent Mesh CLI.
Command Claude Code
Part of exosuit
Non-interactive PR review for CI/CD context. Read-only analysis — no edits.
affectionatec/agentic-engineering
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Part of agentic-engineering
Chain-aware loop driver. Works through implementation-plan tasks unattended — branch, build, ship a draft PR, dispatch the verifier, checkpoint, repeat — until the target is reached, the circuit breaker trips, or the task budget is spent. Never merges.
affectionatec/agentic-engineering
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Part of agentic-engineering
Entry point for the Agentic Engineering suite. Assesses which documentation-chain documents exist in this project, reports where the project stands, and routes to the right skill for the next step.
Command
Part of devloop
Commit current changes (no push).
Command
Part of devloop
Commit + push + create/reuse a pull/merge request (GitHub PR or GitLab MR; full release flow).
Command
Part of example
Trivial hello command from example. Used to verify plugin installation works end-to-end.
Command Claude Code
Autonomous fix-verify loop that keeps fixing violations until the file reaches Grade A (90+).
Command Claude Code
Audit the workspace persistent memory folders (.avvarre/) to detect context drift, conventions mismatch, and stalled task lists.
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