Update or create your attached lemonaid brief, choose its status, record questions and waiters, check child cleanup, or start a reviewer. Use when asked to update your brief or when work changes what it needs or is waiting on.
Open an exact fork of the active Codex CLI chat in a new terminal tab while leaving the source chat open. Use when the user asks to fork, branch, duplicate, or continue the current Codex conversation in another terminal, including phrases such as “fork this into a new tab” or “open a parallel copy of this chat.”.
Control iTerm from an agent: inspect windows/tabs/sessions, focus targets, create tabs/windows/splits/2x2 grids, close scoped targets safely, set iTerm badges, send commands to panes, run health checks, and take screenshots. Use when the user asks to manage iTerm panes, tabs, windows, badges, layouts, or agent…
Use Clawdline to dispatch a bounded child task while this session keeps synthesis, integration and landing; to hand an existing line of work to another session; to open an independent Root for a new feature; to send a message or a picture to another live session; to show the person a picture instead of pasting a local…
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