Use SymPy to prove or refute a self-authored algebraic identity, derivative, limit, comparative-static sign, or closed form. Use when exact symbolic manipulation can settle the claim. For parameter sweeps or full theorem proving, use $numerical-check or $lean-check.
Reconcile the current project's Claude and Codex permission surfaces with the canonical global policy. Use when project permissions are missing, stale, or inconsistent after setup or migration. Not for syncing skills, hooks, or agents; use $sync-ai-infra.
Deduplicate and reconcile multiple completed review reports into one prioritised revision plan with conflicts and dependencies made explicit. Use when parallel reviewers have returned findings that need a single action sequence. Not for running the reviews; use $review-cluster.
Generate structurally realistic synthetic datasets for pipeline prototyping, test coverage, or prospective power analysis. Use when code or design must be exercised before real data are available or accessible. Never substitute synthetic records for governed raw data.
Diagnose and recover Mac Mini remote-access failures across Tailscale, mosh, resolver state, and public relays. Use when mosh hangs, the headless Mini disappears after a Tailscale change, or RustDesk/VNC/AnyDesk cannot reach its relay. Not for ordinary machine synchronization.
Query and update recorded planning and research portfolio state across tasks, topics, papers, outputs, submissions, venues, people, institutions, and deadlines. Use when asking what is already recorded, including institution- or venue-associated topics, or when doing daily planning and weekly review. For venue…
Autonomously diagnose a codebase, apply minimal fixes, and rerun tests until they pass or a real blocker is reached. Use when the user explicitly requests an iterative fix-until-green loop across Python, R, Julia, or HPC workflows.
Diagnose and fix residual TikZ label, arrow, box, and Bézier-path collisions with geometric calculations. Use when a generated .tex figure has overlapping labels or crossed arrows. Not for generating a new figure; use $figure or the upstream deck workflow.
Update a project's own CLAUDE.md, README.md, or docs/ to reflect current state. Use when the user asks to update a project's own CLAUDE.md, README.md, or docs/ to reflect current state.
Fork an existing paper into a concurrent second-venue submission variant with policy checks, separate Overleaf ownership, format conversion, budget refit, QA, and Atlas/Vault writeback. Use when submitting the same work concurrently to another permitted venue. Not for preprints, ordinary retargeting, or camera-ready…
Audit a paper and submission package against current official venue requirements for its venue, track, article type, cycle, and stage. Use when checking templates, limits, anonymity, declarations, or required files before submission or inside $pre-submission-report. Not for venue recommendations.
Verify a self-authored mathematical result end to end by routing claims across adversarial review, numerical falsification, symbolic or CAS checks, and Lean, then aggregating one report. Use when a theorem, proposition, conjecture, or paper-wide mathematical argument needs the appropriate combination of verification…
Analyze representative writing samples into a portable personal voice profile and style guide. Use when establishing voice-matched editing for a new project or refreshing an outdated profile. Not for a target journal's editorial style; use $journal-voice.
Edit draft or auto-generated prose to match an existing personal voice profile. Use when transforming generic text into the profiled author's wording, cadence, and style. Not for creating the profile or matching a journal; use $voice-analyzer or $journal-voice.
Identify recurring weak arguments, unsupported assumptions, and vulnerable inference patterns across a literature corpus. Use when stress-testing a body of work rather than reviewing one manuscript. For one paper's argument, use the appropriate paper-review workflow.
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