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ndx-config
View or change n-dx configuration with guided assistance
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View or change n-dx configuration with guided assistance
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Swap between local n-dx development build and published npm version
Capture a requirement, feature idea, or task from conversation context
Analyze the codebase and propose PRD updates
Restructure the PRD hierarchy — regroup epics, change levels, merge overlaps, create new containers
Pick up a task from the PRD and begin working on it
Prevent plan-mode stalls in autonomous hench agent runs
| name | ndx-config |
| description | View or change n-dx configuration with guided assistance |
| argument-hint | [key] [value] |
View or change n-dx configuration with guided assistance.
Available configuration areas:
If no arguments: show current configuration summary If key only: show current value and explain what it controls If key and value: validate and set the value
Run the appropriate ndx config command to apply changes.
After applying any configuration change, commit the modified files:
Run git status --porcelain against the project root. This catches every dirty path — both direct file edits to .n-dx.json/.rex/config.json/.hench/config.json and MCP side-effect writes under .rex/prd_tree/. If the output is empty, print "Working tree clean — nothing to commit." and stop.
Run git add -A to stage all changes.
Commit with a message that names the key changed and includes the n-dx authorship + model audit trailer block via a HEREDOC:
git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
ndx-config: update <key> configuration
N-DX: skill/ndx-config
Co-Authored-By: En Dash's n-dx <n-dx@endash.us>
EOF
)"
Keep the N-DX: and Co-Authored-By: trailer lines exactly as shown — they form the audit trail used by downstream tooling.