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UserPlanning-time deletion gate: questions every requirement's owner, then cuts the plan before work begins.
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subtract
Planning-time deletion gate — Musk's algorithm steps 1-2 only. Run on any plan, spec, feature list, or requirement BEFORE work begins. Every requirement gets a named owner and a "what breaks without it?"; then the plan gets smaller. Use on /subtract, "does this need to exist", "delete first", "run the algorithm", "less dumb", "are we over-engineering this", or before committing to any multi-part build. NOT for code already written (/simplify or ponytail), NOT for stress-testing understanding (grill-me), NOT for assessing finished work (honest).
session-audit
Audit source-attributed Session Save records across Claude Code and Codex, grouped by project, into one local weekly report. Use when the user asks what happened this week, what remains open, or what to do next.
session-pickup
Resume an exact approved Session Save project or saved session through a bounded, cited, read-only handover. Use when the user asks to pick up, resume, continue, or recover saved work in a new Claude Code or Codex session.
session-save
Save a source-attributed mid-session checkpoint into the shared local Session Save home. Use when the user asks to save, checkpoint, preserve current state, or pause unfinished work. Not an end-of-session close-out.
session-summary
Close an existing source-attributed Session Save record with a human summary and technical resume state. Use when the user asks to summarize, close out, or preserve a finished session. Not a mid-session checkpoint.
session-tag
Name and classify the current AI work session, save its source-attributed handoff, and route it to checkpoint or close-out. Use when the user asks to tag, name, triage, or finish organizing the current session. This is the triage gate, not the close-out.
de-slop
Strip AI-slop patterns from a piece of writing while preserving the author's voice and meaning. Surgically removes the durable tells — the "X, not Y" antithesis, balanced see-saw pairs, reflexive triplets, em-dash punchlines, throat-clearing openers, puffery — per the Anti-Slop Rule Set, then reports what it cut and what it deliberately kept. Use when the user says "de-slop", "/de-slop", "deslop this", "run the de-slop process", "too many dashes", "remove the AI slop", or hands over copy that reads machine-made. NOT for generating new copy (that's the author agents) or scoring writing (that's /score).
session-checkpoint
Checkpoint current AI work into the shared local Session Save home. Public lifecycle alias for session-save; use when pausing unfinished work.
session-close
Close finished AI work with a human summary and technical resume state. Public lifecycle alias for session-summary.
session-review
Review source-attributed Session Save records across installed clients. Public lifecycle alias for session-audit.
web-studio
One art-directed design studio in a box — an art-director agent commits direction, Claude builds, an image CLI renders media, a second model gates cost and reviews mechanically, then deploy + receipt. A 9-stage pipeline that turns a brief into a deployed, on-brand, non-slop website. Use when the user wants a new marketing/product/launch website built end-to-end, not for small edits to an existing site.
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