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Test TUI applications using tu (terminal-use). Launch apps in virtual terminals, take screenshots, type text, press keys, wait for conditions, and verify output. Use for smoke testing terminal UIs, interactive CLIs, and TUI apps. Trigger on phrases like "test the TUI", "terminal test", "tu test", "test in terminal"…
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Search and retrieve notes from the Obsidian vault. Use when the user wants to find notes, recall past ideas, get context on a topic, look up references, browse blog drafts, get live stream ideas, consolidate notes for writing, or load knowledge from their second brain into the conversation. Trigger on phrases like…
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Navigate a code review in chunks, with the user. Works on a PR (theirs or a colleague's) or on uncommitted work, across repos. Each chunk is one reviewable decision: surface affected, before/after, the call made, security/perf/quality flags, and blind spots. Feedback accumulates in an annotation bag; ends in a staged…
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Learn a subject on demand, problem first. Takes a prompt, link, snippet, screenshot or a previous masterclass and teaches it by socratic questioning, one question per turn, until the user reaches the solution themselves. Ships as a quick one-shot, a single topic, or a multi-topic class. Runs in the terminal, ships an…
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Team-lead orchestration of a multi-unit goal with PERSISTENT agents — spawn one agent per track, keep it alive across units, talk to it by message instead of re-briefing from scratch. Wrapper over the /goal stop-hook: crew is the engine, /goal is the safety net. Use when the user says: crew, run this goal, roda o…
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Authorized security assessment of the user's own project, any stack: map the repository and the running system, classify every component (web app, API, native app, daemon or socket, CLI or binary, runner or CI, containers and infra, database, media server, supply chain, data at rest), ask the scoping questions, route…
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