Honest-completion ruleset for changes that touch tests or the code they cover. Use before deleting, skipping, renaming, or rewriting a test, before weakening an assertion, and before hardcoding or stubbing an implementation to make a test pass. Also covers what to do when a test looks genuinely wrong.
To use this skill, read SKILL.md at its full catalog path, copied verbatim. Adjacent repeated directory names are separate path components; retain each one. Never reconstruct the path or search the filesystem to locate this skill. Turn supplied product and architecture prose into clear, accurate ASCII diagrams, with…
Creates a git checkpoint commit of all current changes. Use when you want to save progress mid-session before risky changes. Invoke with /checkpoint or "save checkpoint" or "git checkpoint".
Data-backed brief — research, source, double-verify, and render a visually rich single-file HTML report. Use when the user wants a sourced, fact-checked brief or report on a topic.
A local tool for viewing and organising conversation history from the OpenAI Codex command-line tool and desktop app. It works with saved sessions, archived sessions, and the history index on the computer.
Use when you are spawned as the PM of a simply harness project and your brief references a .simply/LEDGER.md work ledger or this skill. Grants fleet authority, routing doctrine, safe worker lifecycle, and the signal protocol back to the auditor.
Use when any development work starts in a repository — a feature request, a dense brief, a bug fix, "continue where we left off", or an ask whose shape is unclear. Also use when a repo has a .clodex/ directory with an unfinished run, and before invoking clodex-plan, clodex-build, clodex-verify, or clodex-ship.
Detect and summarize uncommitted git changes grouped by feature area, then generate a structured commit message. Use when the user says "what's the update?", "what changed?", "summarize my changes", "what have I done?", or "what did I update?".
Reduce Codex context and token use while preserving evidence and correctness. Use for long coding, research, debugging, repository exploration, noisy logs, large command or MCP outputs, repeated file reads, cost-sensitive work, or when the user asks for concise, cheap, low-token, or context-efficient execution. Also…
Repair and synchronize Codex CLI model catalogs for OpenAI-compatible third-party providers. Use when /model shows stale, missing, duplicated, or nested "All models" entries; reasoning efforts or context windows disagree with upstream; a provider exposes /models but Codex does not refresh it; or modelcatalogjson and…
Transfer active project work bidirectionally between Claude Code and Codex by creating a native resumable target session with the visible transcript, a verified project capsule, task-lane lineage, and the exact next state. Use when the user asks to switch, hand off, continue, move, or resume a coding chat in the other…
Evidence-grounded autonomous engineering router. Use when the user invokes $agi or asks for broad, ambiguous, long-running, production-grade, benchmark-driven, or high-leverage software work that should choose its own tools, skills, agents, validation, and checkpoints from live repo evidence.
Use for configurable, high-rigor app execution across repos. Selects the lightest safe workflow mode from an app profile, creates or uses a slice manifest, and routes product, tracker, code-intelligence, UI/UX, and verification gates without hard-coding one app's rules.
A set of rules for organizing Claude Code instructions across hooks, personal memory, path-specific rules, shared project instructions, and team lessons. It is written partly in Chinese and includes a five-question placement process.
Create, customize, validate, locally install, and test theme packs for Codex Desktop from generated background artwork, a landscape image, brand palette, or style brief. Use when a user asks to make a Codex theme, generate or convert artwork into a Codex background/theme pack, prepare free or branded theme assets…
Gere um relatório local e somente leitura sobre sessões, tokens, modelos, reasoning effort, profiles, MCPs, ferramentas, skills, prompts repetidos, finalidades e objetivos do Codex CLI. Use para auditoria de consumo e recomendações de configuração.
Generate terminal-style demo GIFs and PNG cover images from real command transcripts, shell output, CLI logs, or user-provided terminal text. Use when asked to create a demo GIF, terminal animation, README-ready command-line visual, CLI walkthrough, or proof-backed visual artifact from command execution.
Use for bounded native Codex multi-agent orchestration when a task has at least two independent workstreams or independent verification would materially improve confidence: broad or high-risk multi-step work, audits, migrations, multi-area review-and-fix, adversarial verification, cross-checked research, or explicit…
Prepare a durable specification and handoff for a bounded engineering workflow the user wants Codex to pursue as a persistent goal. Use for Codex goal delegation, not ordinary long-running work or a request merely to save session state.
Autonomously choose the smallest suitable reasoning effort for each task, lowering effort for simple or low-risk work and raising it when ambiguity, risk, stakes, or repeated failures warrant deeper reasoning. Use as a broad implicit runtime policy for all Codex tasks, especially when reasoning effort could otherwise…
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