Use when a pull request needs review by a different AI model than the one that authored it, or when configuring cross-model code review pipelines in CI/CD.
Run Demerzel's autonomous driver — full cycle or individual phases across all repos
Capture meaningful session state (current cursor, in-flight work, live hypotheses, open questions, do-NOT-carry-forward, success criteria) to state/digests/latest.md so the next session — including one after auto-compaction — can re-enter without re-discovering context cold. Distinct from /learnings (which captures surprises). Validates against docs/contracts/digest-schema.json.
Autonomous research scheduler — selects the most under-researched department by coverage ratio, generates questions from completeness gaps, cross-model validates, auto-produces courses at T>=0.8, rate-limited to 6 cycles/day with kill switch
Personalized AI tutor — turns any topic into a customized, progress-tracked learning course. Use when the user wants to LEARN a concept, skill, language, tool, or domain. Creates a MISSION, curated RESOURCES, iterative lessons with self-checks, and learning-records that persist across sessions. NOT for interrogating the user about their own design (use brainstorming/IDSD for that).
Run one bounded supervised autonomous cycle on the Demerzel governance repo. Picks the smallest unchecked governance slice inside allow_edit, implements it, runs the oracle (`pwsh scripts/verify.ps1`), emits cycle evidence, and stops. Refuses to run unless dev-process-overseer reports loop-eligible and the preflight passes. Use when asked to "run one supervised loop", "advance governance autonomously", or "do one cycle and stop".
Pause every /auto-optimize loop across the GuitarAlchemist ecosystem (GA, ix, Demerzel, tars) by writing the cross-repo HALT-ALL marker per the contract in ga/docs/contracts/2026-05-16-overseer-halt-marker.contract.md. Use halt/resume/status subcommands. Implementation is scripts/demerzel_halt.py.
Self-improvement reflex. When the user corrects an approach ("no, don't do that", "we discussed this before", "stop X"), captures the lesson as a permanent project rule appended to CLAUDE.md so the pattern doesn't repeat in this or future sessions. Cherny called this "the most important loop" in his 2026 Sequoia talk.