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Design electronic schematics and PCB netlists from Pi using SKiDL. Use for circuit creation, KiCad library parts, nets/buses, ERC, BOMs, SVG schematics, KiCad schematic export, and standalone SKiDL Python.

CAD modeling with build123d from Pi. Use when creating, inspecting, rendering, or exporting parametric 3D models, STL files, STEP files, enclosures, brackets, and other mechanical parts.

Schedule one-time or recurring agent jobs from Pi. Use when the user asks for cron-like reminders, recurring checks, scheduled prompts, or inspecting/completing scheduled jobs.

Track and manage issues using the dude MCP server. List, create, update issues. Track bugs, tasks, blockers, and problems within projects. Search for issues. Use when tracking bugs, creating tasks, managing blockers, recording problems, or working with issue hierarchies.

Manage development projects using the dude MCP server. List projects, view records by project, search across projects. Projects are auto-detected from git — no manual creation needed. Use when exploring project organization, starting work on a codebase, or needing project-level context.

Interactive issue review and grooming session. Pulls all issues for the current project and walks through them with the user to triage, update, resolve, or archive. Use when grooming a backlog, reviewing open issues, or cleaning up stale tasks.

Interactive specification review session. Pulls all specs and architecture decisions for the current project and walks through them with the user to verify accuracy, update, or archive. Use when reviewing technical documentation, validating architecture decisions, or cleaning up outdated specs.

Document specifications using the dude MCP server. List, create, update specifications. Record requirements, architecture decisions, API contracts, design patterns. Search for specs. Use when documenting requirements, recording architecture decisions, writing API specs, capturing design patterns, or managing technical documentation.

Act as a PhD advisor — review progress against the roadmap, run weekly planning or retrospectives, and decide phase-advancement readiness. Use for "/advisor", weekly check-ins, "am I ready for Phase 2?", or when feeling stuck/unfocused.

Generate a spaced-repetition deck from a module, paper note, or error log, and run review sessions. Use for "/flashcards <topic>", "turn my error log into a deck", or daily retrieval practice.

Build or extend a literature survey on a research area — search, triage, map the field, and identify open problems. Use for "/lit-review <area>", building a reading queue, or finding the research delta for a proposal.

Quick orientation — where am I in the program and what should I do right now? Use for "/next", "what should I work on?", "where was I?", or when a new learner doesn't know where to start. For full planning meetings use /advisor instead.

Simulate a qualifying-exam oral defense or viva on a module or research topic, with progressive adversarial probing and a written verdict. Use for "/oral-exam operating-systems", defense rehearsal, or breadth-exam readiness checks.

Deep-read and interrogate a research paper, producing a structured paper note in research/paper-notes/. Use for "/paper <title or link>", "help me read this paper", or paper-critique practice.

Develop a research proposal from idea to defensible document, including red-teaming the methodology. Use for "/proposal <idea>", Phase 3 project scoping, or capstone/dissertation planning.

Generate and grade a graduate-level problem set on a topic or module, with hidden rubric and spaced-repetition follow-up. Use for "/quiz algorithms", "test me on consensus protocols", or timed mock-exam practice.

Track and manage issues using the dude MCP server. List, create, update issues. Track bugs, tasks, blockers, and problems within projects. Search for issues. Use when tracking bugs, creating tasks, managing blockers, recording problems, or working with issue hierarchies.

Manage development projects using the dude MCP server. List projects, view records by project, search across projects. Projects are auto-detected from git — no manual creation needed. Use when exploring project organization, starting work on a codebase, or needing project-level context.

Document specifications using the dude MCP server. List, create, update specifications. Record requirements, architecture decisions, API contracts, design patterns. Search for specs. Use when documenting requirements, recording architecture decisions, writing API specs, capturing design patterns, or managing technical documentation.

Interactive issue review and grooming session. Pulls all issues for the current project and walks through them with the user to triage, update, resolve, or archive. Use when grooming a backlog, reviewing open issues, or cleaning up stale tasks.

Interactive specification review session. Pulls all specs and architecture decisions for the current project and walks through them with the user to verify accuracy, update, or archive. Use when reviewing technical documentation, validating architecture decisions, or cleaning up outdated specs.

Analyze Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic linguistic features in Bible passages. Use when doing word studies, exploring etymology, examining grammar and syntax, comparing translations, or investigating textual variants and manuscript evidence.

Research the biblical and theological significance of a number. Use when exploring symbolic meaning, first mention, factors/multiples, gematria, or how a number interacts with other biblical metaphors and imagery.

Develop practical, real-life applications from Bible passages. Use when creating modern applications for contemporary audiences, exploring how to implement biblical principles, or bridging ancient meaning to current life situations.

Analyze theological themes, doctrines, and spiritual principles in Bible passages. Use when exploring what the original audience understood spiritually, identifying spiritual disciplines, or extracting timeless biblical principles and teachings.

Open, view, and inspect 3D models (.scad and .stl files) using the openscad-viewer MCP tools. Use when working with OpenSCAD files, STL files, 3D models, or when the user wants to see or inspect a model from different angles.

Write and edit OpenSCAD code for parametric 3D modeling. OpenSCAD language reference including primitives, transforms, boolean operations, modules, functions, and best practices. Use when creating .scad files, editing OpenSCAD code, or doing parametric/programmatic CAD.

Design parametric 3D models with OpenSCAD. Workflows for creating enclosures, mechanical parts, and assemblies. Use when the user asks to design, create, or model a physical object, enclosure, bracket, mount, or mechanical part.

Manage development projects using the dude MCP server. List, create, update projects. Get full project context with issues and specifications. Search for projects. Use when working with project organization, project hierarchies, starting work on a codebase, or needing project-level context.

Track and manage issues using the dude MCP server. List, create, update issues. Track bugs, tasks, blockers, and problems within projects. Search for issues. Use when tracking bugs, creating tasks, managing blockers, recording problems, or working with issue hierarchies.

Document specifications using the dude MCP server. List, create, update specifications. Record requirements, architecture decisions, API contracts, design patterns. Search for specs. Use when documenting requirements, recording architecture decisions, writing API specs, capturing design patterns, or managing technical documentation.

Tail and stream logs from background processes. View recent output, read new lines, and monitor running applications. Use when tailing logs, checking process output, streaming application logs, or monitoring background tasks.

Manage background processes and sub-processes. Start, stop, restart, and list running applications. Use when launching servers, running builds, managing background tasks, or controlling sub-processes.

Convert a standard chord chart (chords-over-lyrics text) into song2html format. Use when the user provides a chord chart, lyrics with chords above them, or asks to convert a song into song2html format.

Read, write, parse, validate, transpose, and render song chord charts in the song2html format — a plain-text notation for chord charts with lyrics, Nashville numbers, and arrangements.

Create and edit MIDI files. Add notes, change tempo and time signature, transpose, quantize, and save.

Load and explore MIDI files. Analyze structure, navigate measures, search for notes, and display musical content.

Reference for invoking external AI coding CLIs non-interactively (Gemini CLI, OpenAI Codex CLI, Grok CLI, Aider, Warp, vibe-tools/cursor-tools) to gather an independent second opinion, plus install hints and auth requirements. Use when the user wants cross-model review, consensus, an alternative approach, or to "ask another AI".

Ultra-compressed caveman-voiced communication mode. Cuts ~70% of output tokens by speaking like smart caveman — fragments, no filler, no pleasantries — while keeping full technical accuracy and production-quality deliverable code. Use when user says "terse mode", "start terse", "caveman mode", "less tokens", "be brief", or invokes /terse. Revert when user says "stop terse" or "normal mode".

Control Spotify playback — play, pause, skip, search, queue, volume, and more.