Delegate a desktop or browser UI task to a Codex subagent (GPT 5.6 Sol by default) using Computer Use, where it reads the Mac screen and drives apps by clicking, typing, and scrolling. Use when the user wants Codex — or "GPT-5.5" — to operate a GUI app such as Chrome, Slack, Finder, Xcode, Figma, System Settings, or a…
Delegate a coding task to a Codex subagent (GPT 5.6 Sol by default) that writes files directly in the working directory. Use when the user wants Codex — or "GPT-5.5" — to build, implement, write, add, refactor, fix, or otherwise change code, whether they say "have Codex do X", "get Codex to…", "hand this to Codex", or…
Delegate a read-only code review to a Codex subagent (GPT 5.6 Sol by default) that inspects code and reports findings without editing anything. Use when the user wants Codex — or "GPT-5.5" — to review, look over, audit, or give a second opinion on a diff, branch, pull request, or commit, whether they say "have Codex…
Creates a new git/jj worktree for development work with proper setup, dependencies, and optional thoughts initialization. Use when user needs to create a new worktree for feature development or bug fixes.
Generates metadata for research documents and specifications including date/time, git commit, branch, and repository info. Use when creating research documents, handoffs, or any documentation that needs timestamp and git metadata.
Run the full jj-to-PR workflow — describe changes, create per-commit bookmarks, push to origin, and open stacked pull requests with sensible defaults. This skill should be used when the user wants to "commit and open a PR", "push and create PRs", or ship a jj stack. Fills out a repo PR template…
Describe jj (Jujutsu) changes with conventional commit messages written as the user, never adding Claude attribution or co-authors. This skill should be used when committing session work in a jj repo — "commit this", "describe my changes", "jj commit", or when handed pre-gathered jj status/diff context. Honors a…
Rebase the current jj (Jujutsu) changeset stack onto the latest trunk. This skill should be used when the user wants to "rebase my stack", "update onto main/trunk", or sync a jj stack with upstream. Stops and reports on conflicts rather than auto-resolving. For committing or opening PRs use jj:commit /…