Package manager for AI-agent config. grim installs, updates, and publishes skills, rules, agents, MCP servers, and bundles into Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Zed, Amp, Kiro, Junie, and opencode — pinned by digest in a lockfile. Storage is any OCI registry; there is no service to run.
Run an adversarial review of a code diff or a plan artifact under a second AI harness, headlessly, from an ephemeral git worktree with the repository's own instruction, hook and credential files removed. Use when a change needs a reviewer that did not write it, when a cross-model second opinion is wanted before…
Grade documentation pages against the docs-quality rule set on demand, in any directory and any markup format (Markdown, MDX, reStructuredText, MyST, AsciiDoc). Use when someone asks to review, check, grade, lint or audit a doc page, a README, a changelog, a docs directory or the docs changed on a branch, asks whether…
Use when a settled goal — a discussion, ADR, plan, spec, PR, issue, or existing goal file — should run to completion unattended, and the user wants its goal file plus one paste-ready autonomous-loop prompt for a coding-agent client.
Use when the user asks to run a retrospective over recorded agent friction, consolidate the retro inbox into ledger findings and proposed skill or project-config edits, or import a handwritten friction log; also run at a goal loop's retro checkpoints.
Use when grim's upstream knowledge may be stale — a harness shipped or changed a capability, watchlist rows past six months, vendor changelogs since the last check, a deep re-verify of one harness (claude, codex, copilot…), spec or forge claims, or expired research.
Use when a release is being prepared and the site changelog page needs the new version, after task release:prepare regenerated CHANGELOG.md, or when the user asks to update the changelog page, write release notes for the site, or backfill a version on docs/src/content/docs/changelog.md. User-facing write-up per…
Clause-by-clause procedure for shortening and cleaning up source-code comments without losing a guard, the comment that says why a non-obvious line must stay as it is and what breaks if it changes. Use when someone asks to shorten, trim or clean up comments, says a file has too many or overly verbose comments or is…
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