Read a source through the lens of a specific strategic problem and turn it into an applied playbook.
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Save a thought, note, or short artifact into the local brain substrate with citations and a clear receipt.
Save working context, git state, decisions, and remaining work so a future Codex session can resume cleanly.
Generate or refresh missing project documentation using a Diataxis-style split of tutorials, how-to guides, reference, and explanation.
Evolve the local brain schema or page-type conventions when the current taxonomy cannot describe the material cleanly.
Performance baseline and regression workflow for Codex. Use when load time, resource size, or user-facing performance should be measured and compared over time.
Post-deploy monitoring workflow for Codex. Use when a live deployment should be watched for obvious breakage, regressions, or unhealthy signals.
Independent second-opinion workflow for Codex. Use when the user wants an adversarial review, a second-pass challenge, or a separate consultation mode inside the current workflow.
Security audit workflow for Codex. Use when a repo, feature, or system should be reviewed for concrete security risks before or after shipping.
Live developer-experience audit for Codex. Use when docs, setup, onboarding, CLI, API, or SDK workflows should be tested as a real user would experience them.
Post-ship documentation sync for Codex. Use when shipped changes should be reflected in README, architecture docs, contributor docs, or release notes.
Edit-scope boundary for Codex. Use when changes should be restricted to one directory or subsystem during a task.
Maximum-safety workflow for Codex. Use when the task needs both destructive-action caution and a strict edit boundary.
Codebase health-check workflow for Codex. Use when the repo should be scored or summarized across tests, linting, type checks, and structural quality signals.
Merge-and-verify release workflow for Codex. Use when a reviewed change should be landed, deployed, and checked in production.
Project-learning management for Codex. Use when the user wants to capture, review, prune, or export recurring patterns, preferences, and pitfalls across sessions.
Pre-implementation design review for Codex. Use when a plan has user-facing UI or UX and should be critiqued before implementation starts.
Pre-implementation developer-experience review for Codex. Use when a plan is for APIs, CLIs, SDKs, docs, or developer-facing platforms.
Planning-preference tuning workflow for Codex. Use when recurring plan questions, scope choices, or explanation style should be captured and reused across future planning work.
Deployment setup workflow for Codex. Use when a repo needs its deployment path, production URL, health checks, or release verification steps documented before automated deploy work.
Clear a prior edit boundary in Codex. Use when a frozen scope should be widened and broader edits are now allowed.
Root-cause-first debugging for Codex. Use when the user reports a bug, unexpected behavior, or an error and wants investigation before speculative fixes.
YC-style product and project framing for Codex. Use when the user has a new idea, wants to brainstorm whether something is worth building, or needs sharper framing before plan review.
Founder-style plan review for Codex. Use when a user wants to pressure-test a product or feature plan before implementation.
GBrain-inspired task lifecycle management for Codex. Use when the user wants to add, complete, defer, remove, or review tasks in a durable tracker.
GBrain-inspired morning prep for Codex. Use when the user wants a working view of today's meetings, open threads, and top tasks.
GBrain-inspired structured research for Codex. Use when the user wants tracked extraction, recurring data collection, or a canonical tracker built from files, connectors, or web sources.
GBrain-inspired publishing workflow for Codex. Use when a memo, report, or saved artifact should become a clean shareable file.
GBrain-inspired filing rules for this Codex package. Use when deciding where new skills, docs, registries, scripts, or tests should live in the repo.
GBrain-inspired report persistence for Codex. Use when the user wants a saved report, a latest-report lookup, or stable report categories over time.
GBrain-inspired skill authoring for Codex. Use when creating or extending a skill in this repo while keeping the package coherent.
GBrain-inspired identity and cadence setup for Codex. Use when defining the package's identity files, access posture, user context, or operational cadence.
GBrain-inspired event transforms for Codex. Use when a JSON event payload should be replayed into the local brain as a meeting or source artifact.
Engineering-manager style plan review for Codex. Use when the product direction is chosen and the user needs architecture, test, and execution rigor before coding.
Team-aware engineering retrospective for Codex. Use when the user wants a weekly or windowed retrospective based on git history.
Pre-landing PR review for Codex. Use when the user asks for a code review or wants structural issues found before a branch lands.
Release workflow for Codex. Use when a feature branch is ready to be tested, reviewed, pushed, and opened as a PR.