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reputation-management

Manage brand reputation. Use when: handling reviews, crisis comms, negative press, sentiment, or recovery plans.

schedule-social

Schedule social media posts. Use when: publishing to Twitter/X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, or Pinterest.

send-email-campaign

Send email campaigns. Use when: deploying via SendGrid, Klaviyo, Customer.io, Brevo, or Mailchimp with A/B testing.

send-sms

Send SMS or WhatsApp messages. Use when: deploying marketing messages via Twilio or Brevo with compliance checks.

seo-plan

Build SEO strategy and roadmap. Use when: planning site architecture, content strategy, or phased implementation.

share-of-voice

Measure share of voice. Use when: comparing keyword visibility, SERP presence, ad share, or AI citations vs competitors.

sitemap-manager

Manage XML sitemaps. Use when: auditing sitemap health, generating sitemaps, or planning sitemap architecture.

team-assign

Assign tasks to team members. Use when: distributing work by role, expertise, and capacity, or managing workloads.

technical-seo

Deep technical SEO analysis. Use when: optimizing crawlability, Core Web Vitals, rendering, redirects, or sitemaps.

validate-output

Validate content structure. Use when: checking schema compliance, required sections, word count, or placeholders.

validate-profile

Validate a brand profile end-to-end — required fields, voice/audience completeness, connector reachability, credentials health, and compliance prerequisites — without exposing credential values. Run after any credential change or brand-profile edit.

verify-claims

Verify marketing claims. Use when: cross-checking statistics, awards, certifications, or performance claims with sources.

cuar

Use whenever the user invokes or mentions CUAR, asks whether an unscheduled Codex reset happened, asks whether CUAR reminder tooling is unavailable, or asks whether a CUAR expiration reminder was created. Also report and interpret Codex weekly usage, linear…

cancel

Safely request termination of a tracked detached process group using PID identity validation and a SIGTERM-to-SIGKILL grace period. Use only when the user asks to stop a job; critical repair, migration, firmware, or destructive jobs require explicit…

rerun

Launch a finished Codex Process Jobs record again as a new detached job using its validated persisted argv, working directory, and execution mode. Use only when the user explicitly asks or approves rerunning a specific completed, failed, or cancelled build,…

start

Launch an ordinary finite local workload as a durable detached process job, then release the assigning Codex turn instead of monitoring it. Use proactively for builds, test suites, evaluations, benchmarks, inference/model A/B runs, data jobs, and repairs…

status

Inspect active and recent detached process jobs in a later user-requested turn, retrieve a lightweight activity preview, or wait once when explicitly requested. Use for questions such as "how's the build going?", later user-requested checks of test,…

tail

Read the latest bounded stdout or stderr from a tracked detached process job. Use to inspect live build progress, benchmark output, test failures, repair diagnostics, or other command output without loading the entire persisted log.

skill-sync-publisher

Safely validate, publish, and track a local SKILL.md directory across GitHub, Awesome Codex Plugins, HOL Registry, skills.sh, SkillsMP, LobeHub, ClawHub, and Cursor Directory. Use when the user asks to publish, update, register, or synchronize an agent skill…

go-cli-application-architecture

Design and review maintainable Go CLI application boundaries, package layout, dependency direction, command factories, configuration ownership, adapters, services, storage, and composition roots. Use when starting a multi-command CLI, extracting business…

go-cli-command-design

Design and review predictable Go command-line interfaces with canonical names and flags; explicit inputs and precedence; human, plain, and structured output; safe prompting; stdout and stderr contracts; help; errors; exit codes; cancellation; dependency…

go-cli-distribution

Prepare reproducible Go CLI artifacts across operating systems and architectures with toolchain-derived target matrices, capability profiles, portable config and cache discovery, CGO decisions, version metadata, artifact handoff, smoke tests, archives,…

go-cli-errors-observability

Design and review recoverable Go CLI errors, exit semantics, structured logging, debug modes, traces, profiles, redaction, and user-consented diagnostic bundles. Use when a CLI needs actionable failures, safe support evidence, production troubleshooting, or…

go-cli-process-control

Execute and supervise external programs safely from Go CLIs with explicit arguments, typed failure classification, working directories, environments, bounded streams, deadlock-safe pipes, contexts, timeouts, signals, platform adapters, descendant cleanup,…

go-cli-release-automation

Design, implement, and review secure Go CLI release automation with versioned tags, GoReleaser, GitHub Actions, checksums, signing, provenance, changelogs, Homebrew distribution, least-privilege credentials, verification, and recovery. Use when publishing CLI…

go-cli-sql-storage

Design, implement, test, and ship SQL-backed persistence for Go CLIs using database/sql, explicit pool ownership, bounded startup checks, embedded migrations, transaction boundaries, parameterized queries, adapter error mapping, Scanner and Valuer types,…

go-cli-terminal-experience

Design and review adaptive Go CLI terminal experiences with explicit human, plain, and structured modes; per-stream TTY detection; color and accessibility controls; prompts; progress; secret input; cancellation; and broken-pipe handling. Use when a Go CLI…

go-cli-testing

Design, implement, stabilize, and review Go CLI tests across fresh command trees, pure logic, table-driven cases, streams, typed configuration, files, environment, function-backed HTTP fakes, repositories, subprocesses, capability profiles, race checks, and…

go-cobra-applications

Build, refactor, test, and review Cobra-based Go applications with intentional command trees, fresh constructors, suggestions, typed boundaries, scoped flags, local or remote configuration, explicit precedence, safe live reload, context propagation, stable…

go-concurrency-pipelines

Design, implement, test, and review bounded in-process Go concurrency using goroutines, channels, iterators, mutexes, shared collections, WaitGroup, errgroup, backpressure, ordering, cancellation, and deterministic lifecycle checks. Use when building worker…

go-http-client-resilience

Design, implement, test, and review resilient Go HTTP client boundaries with context propagation, layered timeouts, transport reuse, request construction, authentication, status classification, bounded bodies, retry safety, backoff, rate limits, pagination,…

go-http-server-applications

Design, build, test, and review production Go HTTP servers covering inbound adapters, modern ServeMux routing, middleware, strict bounded request decoding, response commitment, transparent ResponseWriter wrapping, server timeouts, health semantics, graceful…

go-idiomatic-api-design

Design and review stable, idiomatic Go package APIs covering naming, exported declarations, embedding, receivers, typed-nil interfaces, generics, functional options, method sets, errors, wire contracts, compatibility, and examples. Use when creating a…

go-language-correctness

Review and improve Go language-level correctness across numeric conversions, overflow, slices, maps, range loops, comparisons, strings, runes, UTF-8, defer evaluation, and version-dependent semantics. Use when reviewing agent-generated Go, debugging…

go-performance-testing

Design, run, compare, and interpret Go performance evidence using benchmarks, B.Loop, benchstat, pprof, traces, escape analysis, cache locality, false sharing, sync.Pool, GC limits, container CPU behavior, and PGO. Use when investigating Go latency,…

octopus-security-audit

OWASP compliance, vulnerability scanning, and adversarial red team testing — use for security reviews

model-cost-compare

Starter: compare model costs for a described task — maps task shape to the cheapest adequate seat and shows the price spread

provider-health

Starter: one-screen provider health summary — availability, auth method, version drift, and cost posture for every seatable provider

skill-meta-prompt

Craft better prompts using proven optimization techniques — use when your prompt needs refinement

superloopy-loop

Use Superloopy's lightweight strict-evidence loop for Codex tasks that need durable progress, criteria, and artifact-backed completion.