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Typed, local-first memory for Claude Code — decisions, domain rules, and runbooks Claude reads on its own. Human-confirmed writes, read-only MCP, benchmarked supersession-aware recall. Branch/PR-aware and team-shareable.
★not rated 5 2mo agoA
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originalMPL-2.0
Re-assert the working agreement mid-session, or strip AI writing tells from text. Use when the user invokes /stop-the-charade, when they say Claude is drifting back into persona, parenting, or filler, or when they ask to humanize, de-AI, or clean up a piece of text, a file, or a previous response.
Review available recent code-agent history and tool calls, then update the current repository's durable agent guidance with repeatedly needed facts and user-corrected conventions. Run only when the user explicitly invokes /reinit, $reinit, or names the reinit skill; never invoke automatically.
Use xAI Grok from Claude Code to ask, research (effort=max + web search), review code, generate images/videos via Grok Imagine, run parallel best-of-N and fan-out, or delegate long-form tasks. Wraps the local grok CLI.
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originalApache-2.0
The project's read-only 'where am I / what's next' oracle - scans the artifact chain, INTEGRITY-CHECKS the spine, counts the governance blockers 06-release gates on, DERIVES live state, and routes the NEXT COMMAND. READ-ONLY with respect to truth: never edits the spine or realizations; the only writes are two…
Use when coordinating multi-step work across workers or subagents, especially when research, implementation, and verification should be split while the main agent stays responsible for synthesis and user communication.
Dispatch coding tasks to other AI agents via oneagent (oa). Use when you want to delegate file edits, code generation, reviews, or other scoped tasks to a different model or backend — for example, sending a targeted edit to Codex while continuing your own work.
Convert an academic PDF paper into a single-page scrollytelling website (index.html + style.css + script.js + extracted figures + optional AI cover) using a fixed dark/light scroll-snap chassis. Use when the user provides a PDF and asks for a "storyboard", "scrollytelling page", "paper-to-web", "narrative website", or…
Experto en accesibilidad digital basado en los estándares oficiales W3C WAI (https://www.w3.org/WAI/). Úsalo SIEMPRE que el usuario mencione: accesibilidad, WCAG, A11y, contraste de color, lectores de pantalla, ARIA, roles semánticos, navegación por teclado, focus, skip links, alt text, captions, subtítulos…
Writes git commit messages in a pure human-authored voice and strips AI attribution, tool watermarks, model names, co-author footers, and AI self-references. Use whenever creating, amending, rewriting, or reviewing a git commit message, including when running git commit, writing PR titles, or drafting commit bodies.
Universal prose audit. Scores writing on TWO axes — AI-Slop (does this read like AI wrote it?) and Comprehension (can a fresh reader follow this?). Use PROACTIVELY as a mandatory final QA pass on ANY prose generated for humans to read — every email (internal or external), proposal, report, status update, blog post…
Full development workflow orchestrator: brainstorm → plan → worktree → convergent TDD/review loop → verify → PR. One human gate (spec approval); all other gates auto-proceed. Use when starting a feature or significant change from scratch. Usage: /mx-flow ; /mx-flow status [name]; /mx-flow finish .
Persistent memory system for the agent. Two-tier storage: user (/.agents/memory/MEMORY.md) and project ( /MEMORY.md). Five memory networks: experiences, world knowledge, beliefs, reflections, entity summaries. Task closure ("we're done", etc.) triggers a mandatory task-done memory sweep (remember subagents per…
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originalMIT
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