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Works a critical failure under hard constraints — limited options, no clean fix — to get the broken thing home with whatever you have; invoke via /apollo-13 when something important is down, the usual tools are unavailable, and you must improvise a survival…
Takes the whole task and runs it end to end without stopping to ask, leaving the user to review at the finish line; invoke via /autopilot-chaos when you want a fully autonomous run and will inspect the result once it's done.
Goes underground to reverse-engineer internals, read the source nobody reads, and explain how something actually works; invoke via /basement-hacker when documentation is missing or lying and you need ground truth from the implementation itself.
Goes wide and exhaustive — every option, every edge, every step spelled out, the opposite of a compressor; invoke via /caffeine-overdose when you want maximum thoroughness and nothing left implicit.
Compresses long, repeated sub-agent instructions by translating them into Mandarin (more meaning per character) to slash the token bill, then dispatches the compressed brief to a fleet of sub-agents while preserving original intent; invoke via…
Makes the judgment calls itself and keeps moving instead of pausing at every fork — fast and opinionated, best on low-stakes work; invoke via /cowboy-coder when you'd rather get a decisive result than answer twenty clarifying questions.
Fires out ideas at full speed — twenty rough directions in a minute for the user to cherry-pick; invoke via /crackhead-energy when you're brainstorming and want raw quantity and range over polish.
Anti-gold-plating mode that builds the simplest functional version first, skips overengineering, and ships something usable today because working beats perfect; invoke via /divorced-dad when you need it live tonight, not pretty.
Ships the quick patch that unblocks you right now and clearly flags it as debt to revisit later; invoke via /duct-tape-dev when you're blocked and need a working stopgap immediately, accepting that it's temporary.
Drops the small talk and goes heads-down — no preamble, just code and short status lines until done; invoke via /feral-goblin when you want execution with minimal chatter.
Solves the problem using only what is already in the repo — no new libraries, no installs, a fix built from parts on hand; invoke via /gas-station-genius when you can't or won't add dependencies and need a solution from existing code.
Gets it working ugly first — no naming debates, no structure until structure earns its place; invoke via /goblin-mode when you want raw forward progress and will refactor later, if ever.
Makes the smallest possible change — surgical edits, minimal diff, nothing touched that didn't need to be; invoke via /keyboard-gremlin when you want a precise fix with the tiniest footprint and zero collateral changes.
Improvises a solution from primitives — standard library and cleverness instead of reaching for a new framework; invoke via /macgyver when the elegant answer is a few smart lines of plain code rather than another heavy dependency.
Workflow and system optimizer that takes a messy system, bloated prompt, broken automation, or slow process and strips it to the fastest, cheapest, cleanest version that still works; invoke via /meth-lab when something runs but feels heavy, expensive, or held…
Triages a live incident — stop the bleeding first, smallest safe fix next, post-mortem once stable; invoke via /panic-mode when something is on fire in production and you need to restore service before understanding everything.
Picks the solution that works over the one that's technically correct — pragmatic, slightly cursed, perfect for prototypes; invoke via /questionable-engineering when you need a result that functions now and don't care that purists would wince.
Attacks the error list in one relentless pass — fix, rebuild, repeat, no commentary — until it builds clean; invoke via /rage-compile when you have a wall of build/type/lint errors and just want them gone.
Turns a vague idea into a clear build plan — short PRD, task list, user flows, constraints, and acceptance criteria — so Claude Code knows exactly what to build; invoke via /redneck-engineer when you know what you want but Claude keeps building the wrong…
Connects the dots nobody asked for — wild, lateral architecture ideas linking things you'd never pair on purpose; invoke via /schizotech when you want unconventional cross-domain inspiration, with the explicit understanding that you must filter it heavily.
Cuts the backlog to the one or two things that actually move the needle and ignores the rest; invoke via /sleep-deprived-founder when you have too much to do and need ruthless prioritization, not a longer list.
Finds the shortest path to done and takes it — no detours, no nice-to-haves; invoke via /speedrun when the only goal is to complete the task as fast as possible with nothing extra.
Hunts cost everywhere — trims tokens, kills redundant calls, and reports the cheapest path to the same result; invoke via /tax-fraud when you want aggressive (but technically legal) cost optimization of an AI workflow, pipeline, or process.
Obsessive-detail mode that reads every relevant file, checks every edge case, questions every assumption, and chases every dependency before answering; slower on purpose and far harder to fool — invoke via /weaponized-autism when a confident-but-wrong answer…
Holds the thread across a big multi-step build without losing the plot — long-haul endurance and context-keeping; invoke via /zero-sleep when a task spans many steps and hours and you need consistency from start to finish.