Command Codex
You are tasked with managing GitHub issues, including creating issues from thoughts documents, updating existing issues, and following the team's specific workflow patterns.
11 tagged edge computing, measured the same way as everything else here.
Browse within: edge 6llama3 6llama4 6models 6edge-agents 5edge-ai 5edge-devices 5embedded 5
Command Codex
You are tasked with managing GitHub issues, including creating issues from thoughts documents, updating existing issues, and following the team's specific workflow patterns.
Command Codex
Turn your completed research into a minimal, verifiable change plan. This document helps you define scope, sequence work, and specify how you’ll prove success before writing code.
Command Codex
A fast, reliable way for agents to understand this monorepo before implementing an issue. Follow this checklist to map scope, find the right code, and de‑risk changes.
Command Claude Code
Perform a thorough audit of the React canvas in ts/workflow-builder/src/ against five categories. Use Agent subagents to explore categories in parallel where possible.
Command Claude Code
Synchronize the Go side — the engine runtime — with the current contract/workflow.yaml. The TypeScript side has its own sync command (/sync-ts-domain); this one does not touch ts/. Use this after the contract YAML has been edited (or pulled in from fh-backend) to add/remove/change nodes or their argument shapes.
Command Claude Code
Synchronize the TypeScript side — workflow-core domain layer (and any workflow-builder knock-on edits) — with the current contract/workflow.yaml. The Go engine side has its own sync command; this one does not touch go/. Use this after the contract YAML has been edited (or pulled in from fh-backend) to…