Interview the user about a plan, idea, or design through a short sequence of high-leverage questions, then summarize the direction and next step. Use when the user wants a relaxed interview, lightweight clarification, or says "interview me", without exhaustive grilling.
Use when PDF files are the primary input or output: read, compare, reconcile, extract text/tables/images, OCR scans, fill forms, split, merge, rotate, rename, compress, or convert between PDF and images. Optimized for private financial, tax, legal, and health documents on macOS.
Preview or rename a GitHub upstream repo and matching local project folder, update origin, and preserve Codex CLI and Claude Code continuity references.
Use to find agent skill installs, repository skill portfolios, duplicate skills, cross-dependencies, invocations, and cross-references across the local machine.
Create/scaffold/init a project-local agent skill under .agents/skills in an ordinary repository; defer to repository instructions that define a source catalog and lifecycle.
Use when CSV, TSV, or Excel (.xlsx) is the primary input/output: design or review text-table schemas; inspect, transform, validate, convert, or recalc formulas; or create/fix spreadsheets. Do not trigger when tabular data is incidental.
Create one decision-complete task handoff in its repository or on the Desktop for cross-repository work, return a command for a fresh interactive Codex session, and recommend Codex subagent delegation for complex tasks.
Use to find, compare, and recommend current tools, packages, libraries, CLIs, VSCode extensions, agent skills, databases, or infrastructure options for a development task.
Use for Vitest in TypeScript projects (Node, bun, React/Next.js, Effect): write, run, or debug unit/component tests, mocks, testing utilities, and coverage.
Wind down a long-running session fast when the user must leave — freeze new work, preserve active subagents, secure finished work, and hand off the remainder via task-handoff.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: