Desloppify
Systematically diagnose and improve whole-codebase maintainability with the official Desloppify engine, combining mechanical scans, blind structural review, root-cause triage, bounded repairs, and regression proof. Use when the user explicitly asks for Desloppify, a codebase health or strict score, a technical-debt cleanup campaign, or a broad maintainability/architecture improvement plan. Do not…
Autoqa
Self-QA a repo's running application end-to-end — discover how it runs, build a feature×modality test plan, execute it against a live instance, and produce a witnessed pass/fail report. Use when the user says "autoqa", "QA this repo/branch", "verify every feature works", "release readiness check", "test this like a QA engineer would", or another skill needs an automated QA pass before sign-off.
Parable
Install, onboard, and run multi-model coding orchestration. Invoke when the user says install Parable, install parable.sh, set up or onboard Parable, connect coding subscriptions, names Parable, hands over a backlog, or asks to route work across models. For first-time install intent, collect subscription choices with the harness's native structured-question tool and then run the bundled parable.s…
Recap
Reconstruct what a Claude Code or Codex agent actually did during one exact session, including goals, decisions, actions, file and git changes, tests, failures, recoveries, final state, and open work. Use when the user says "/recap", "recap this session", "what did this agent do", "give me the full handoff", or asks for an evidence-backed account of a long-running coding-agent session. Use Recall…
Cascade
Turn a blunt "do X, don't screw it up" task into structured, evidence-gated progress — instead of charging in, plan the work into a cascade of bounded loops, each one development cycle with a self-contained prompt, a checkable evidence-based exit, and a hard bound; a loop's exit triggers the next, and you can run straight through (autonomous) or pause for a go/no-go at every loop boundary (checkp…
Tether
Tether Slack notifications and replies to the exact Codex, Claude Code, Zellij, Hermes, or headless session through resumable Hermes conversations. Use when asked to notify Slack, continue coding work from a Slack thread, wire a cron or automation to Slack, or replace direct Slack API calls with session-aware routing.
Recall
Find prior Claude Code and Codex sessions with an indexed local search engine, then continue the work, repeat it with fresh inputs, or distill it into a skill. Runs from Claude Code, Codex, or pi; the current index covers Claude Code and Codex transcripts. Use when the user names Recall, says "find that conversation where…", "what did we do last time about…", "continue what we did yesterday on X"…
Hands Free
Phone-call bridge for coding agents — when the user is away from the keyboard, the agent calls them (as Unc). Use when the user says "activate hands free" / "deactivate hands free" (also hands-free, handsfree), asks to route questions or approvals to a phone call, or says they're stepping away but want the work to keep moving. Works on Claude Code, Codex, and pi.