Fork the current Claude Code session into a new cmux split pane (or tab) — opens a split beside the caller, resumes this session with --fork-session, titles it 'fork: <name>', and keeps that title. Use when the user asks to fork/duplicate/branch the current session into a new split or tab. Works whether the session is local on the cmux UI host or running on a durable/mosh remote (e.g. bonbon). Requires the macOS cmux app on the UI host — skip if the session was not started from cmux.
Writing style conventions for prose, essays, and non-fiction. Apply when writing or editing text. Covers voice, sentence structure, AI patterns to avoid, and editorial principles.
This skill encodes Emil Kowalski's philosophy on UI polish, component design, animation decisions, and the invisible details that make software feel great.
Manage the user's durable remote dev sessions — mosh+zellij sessions on a remote host (default bonbon), surfaced as cmux tabs via `ssh::durable`. Load when the user wants to rebuild/resurrect lost cmux durable surfaces after a cmux restart or a mass disconnect, reconnect/sort remote sessions into per-repo cmux workspaces, retitle durable tabs, reap orphaned mosh-servers, or understand the `ssh::durable` picker and its green-● connected indicator. Triggers: 'ssh::durable', 'durable sessions', 'resurrect/rebuild cmux', 'lost my bonbon connections', 'reap mosh-servers', 'the green dot'.
Write a path-free, clipboard-ready handoff prompt that lets another agent investigate, discuss, or pick up a specific task.
Bidirectional sync between a Slidev markdown deck and Google Slides as native, editable objects (not images). Push markdown -> Slides, pull Slides -> markdown, and round-trip. Use when the user wants to author/version a Google Slides deck from markdown, replicate a deck's styling, or keep a .slidev.md in sync with a presentation. Auth is borrowed from the `gog` CLI (no separate OAuth setup). Requires `gog` with stored credentials — currently macOS-only (reads gog's macOS Application Support path), so skip on Linux hosts.
End-user control of cmux topology and routing (windows, workspaces, panes/surfaces, focus, moves, reorder, identify, trigger flash). Use when automation needs deterministic placement and navigation in a multi-pane cmux layout. Requires the macOS cmux app — skip on hosts without a reachable cmux socket.
Work inside the current cmux workspace and terminal. Use for cmux workspace, current workspace, caller surface, panes, surfaces, socket targeting, and non-interfering cmux automation. Requires the macOS cmux app — skip on hosts without a reachable cmux socket.