cli agent skills

pchalasani/claude-code-tools

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Extract full context of the last task from the most recent parent session shown in the session lineage. Strategically uses sub-agents to avoid bloating your own context.

pchalasani/claude-code-tools

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create, review, run, inspect, pause, resume, and cancel durable JavaScript workflows that coordinate multiple headless Codex agents. Use for dynamic fan-out and fan-in, per-item analysis, multi-stage agent pipelines, loops or branches driven by worker results, long background runs, and ports of Claude Code dynamic…

pchalasani/claude-code-tools

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Remove AI-writing patterns ("AI-isms") from text using the avoid-ai-writing catalog (conorbronsdon/avoid-ai-writing). Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to remove AI patterns / AI-isms, "make this sound less like AI", "de-AI this text", or invokes remove-ai-patterns by name. Supports detect-only audit…

PouLJenny/trundle

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A discussion mode that lets several command-line AI agents take turns considering a question while you join the conversation. It coordinates the exchange and keeps a record of what each participant says.

Yuno15-bb/c-brain

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Turn what was just worked out into a C Brain note — filed in the right zone, linked to what it relates to, indexed. Use when the user says "remember this", "save that", "note it down", "distill this session", or when a non-obvious problem has just been solved and the reasoning would otherwise be lost.

Yuno15-bb/c-brain

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Check the health of the C Brain installation and trunk — dead links, unindexed notes, broken hooks, stale state. Use when recall seems to return nothing, when notes are not being saved, when the user says C Brain "is not working", or before trusting the trunk for something important.

Yuno15-bb/c-brain

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Search the C Brain trunk for notes relevant to a subject, and read the ones that matter. Use when the user asks what they already know about something, wants past decisions on a topic, says "did we solve this before", "what do I have on X", "check my notes", or when a task smells like something already worked out once.