slate-commit
01Skill Codex
Compact Conventional Commit generator. Use for commit messages, changelog snippets, and staged-change summaries.
not rated 5 1mo ago A 24 tokens
original MIT
5Stars on the repository
22Mods indexed here, across every type
1mo agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
MITLicence, which decides whether bodies are shown
Skill Codex
Safe compression for natural-language memory files like AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, notes, todos, and preferences. Creates .slate.md output by default.
not rated 5 1mo ago A 38 tokens
original MIT
slate-debug
03Skill Codex
Compact debugging workflow. Use for failed tests, broken builds, runtime errors, crashes, dependency issues, and unexpected behavior.
not rated 5 1mo ago A 28 tokens
original MIT
slate-diff
04Skill Codex
Compact patch summary. Use after Codex or Claude Code edits files and the user needs a fast handoff.
not rated 5 1mo ago A 27 tokens
original MIT
slate-minify
05Skill Codex
Sentence-level language minifier. Removes linguistic slack from agent output while preserving code, commands, errors, and safety context.
not rated 5 1mo ago A 29 tokens
original MIT
slate-review
06Skill Codex
Terse PR/code review comments. Use for pull requests, diffs, file reviews, and review-comment drafting.
not rated 5 1mo ago A 27 tokens
original MIT
slate-run
07Skill Codex
Fast token-efficient execution loop for active repo work. Useful for Project X / AG Trade style workflows where agents must stay scoped, safe, and brief.
not rated 5 1mo ago A 34 tokens
original MIT
slate
08Skill Codex
Main compact engineering mode. Use for Codex or Claude Code work when the user wants concise, structured, token-efficient output without losing technical substance.
not rated 5 1mo ago A 32 tokens
original MIT
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