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cleanup

Tear down the current workspace — kill dev servers, stash uncommitted changes, delete branch, remove worktree, mark related TODO done. Use when user types /cleanup, says "clean up this workspace", "I'm done here", "tear this down", or "wrap up". The user typed the command — DO NOT confirm, DO NOT ask, just execute. Does NOT close the cmux workspace — the user closes it manually after confirming the work shipped. Writes a ledger entry so /cleanup --undo can recover.

goal

Add, list, rerank, and update Mukul's ranked goals at ~/.claude/assistant-goals.json — the Keel goals control loop the deterministic planner (bin/plan-next-actions.py) reads every pulse. Use when the user types /goal, asks to "add a goal", "list goals", "rerank goals", "pause the planner", or wants to change a goal's outcome/links/status. Mutations go through the local todo-server routes (POST-only, localhost) so goals.json stays flock'd and atomically written. Automation NEVER edits goals directly — it files a confirmation-gated goal_update proposal; only a human (this skill) edits in place.

spawn-claude-workspace

Spawn an unfocused cmux workspace running an autonomous coding agent, delivering a prompt by file reference for background work. `engine` picks the agent (default `droid`); use `engine=claude` for Claude-plugin work like archffp.

todo

Add, list, and update items in Mukul's persistent TODO list at ~/.claude/assistant-todo.json. Use when the user types /todo, asks to "add a todo", "mark td-NNN done", "defer td-NNN", "remove td-NNN", or wants to see the current TODO list. Single source of truth — the mechanical orchestrator (bin/pulse.py) reads from the same file. After any mutation, the dashboard auto-refreshes within ~15s; kick the assistant-pulse LaunchAgent to dispatch a new autoDispatch TODO immediately instead of waiting for the 5-min pulse.

attend

Tell the Assistant to start watching the current cmux workspace again — undoes a prior `/back-off` so Observer runs, verdicts get acted on, and the workspace appears on the dashboard normally. Use when you previously ran `/back-off` here and now want the Assistant's attention back. Mirror skill `/back-off` adds the workspace to the back-off list.

back-off

Tell the Assistant to leave the current cmux workspace alone — no Observer calls, no /cleanup or /merge-when-ready sends, no awaiting cards. Use when the Assistant is looping, sending the wrong action, or generally pestering you in a workspace where you'd rather it stayed quiet. Optional reason follows the command. Mirror skill `/attend` removes the workspace from the back-off list.