Skill Codex
Delegate a coding task to an agy (Antigravity CLI) session managed via tmux. Invoke explicitly as $agy. User drives all progress checks and interventions — no auto-polling.
Skill Codex
Delegate a coding task to a Claude Code CLI session managed via tmux. Invoke explicitly as $claude. User drives all progress checks and interventions — no auto-polling.
Skill Codex
Delegate a coding task to a GitHub Copilot CLI session managed via tmux. Invoke explicitly as $copilot. User drives all progress checks and interventions — no auto-polling.
Skill Codex
Delegate a coding task to a Cursor Agent CLI session managed via tmux. Invoke explicitly as $cursor. User drives all progress checks and interventions — no auto-polling.
Skill Codex
Delegate a coding task to a Droid (Factory AI) CLI session managed via tmux. Invoke explicitly as $droid. User drives all progress checks and interventions — no auto-polling.
Skill Codex
Delegate a coding task to an Opencode CLI session managed via tmux. Invoke explicitly as $opencode. User drives all progress checks and interventions — no auto-polling.
Skill Codex
Delegate a coding task to a pi (pi-coding-agent) CLI session managed via tmux. Invoke explicitly as $pi. User drives all progress checks and interventions — no auto-polling.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Autonomous orchestrator that delegates a task to a /pi, /opencode, /codex, or /cursor subagent and drives it to completion without user babysitting. Invoked as /autopilot . Arms a backgrounded wait for an instant completion ping, checkpoints the subagent every 10 minutes (interrupt, progress report, course-correct)…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Delegate a coding task to a Codex CLI session managed via tmux. Invoked as /codex. User drives all progress checks and interventions — no auto-polling.
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: