chop-conventions

Surface open PRs that have genuinely unaddressed review feedback, filtering out CodeRabbit auto-summaries and CI-bot noise. Use before ending a session, when asked "which of my PRs need attention", or to gate a session close on unresolved review threads.

Sync git repository with upstream. Use at the start of a session, when asked to sync, get up to date, check git status, or when working on a stale branch.

Analyze content and generate illustrations via Gemini image API

Brainstorm multiple visual directions for a blog image, generate them in parallel, build a comparison page, and optionally publish as a shareable link (Surge.sh or gist).

Bulk-parallel CLIs — turn N sequential gh/bd/git/file tool calls into a single fan-out JSON call. Use when the session is about to fire ≥3 similar sequential calls (gh pr view, bd show, Read of small files, up-to-date diagnose across repos).

Extract durable lessons from a completed Claude session and codify them in the right CLAUDE.md files or skills. Use at the end of a long session, after a bug hunt that surfaced a non-obvious constraint, or when the user asks "what can we learn from this session". Discovers CLAUDE.md files dynamically, routes lessons by generic scope (project / shared conventions / environment / machine-local), enforces neutral voice, and asks for approval before editing.

Read (not generate) images via a subagent so the pixel payload stays out of the parent conversation. Dispatches Haiku by default, escalates to Sonnet/Opus when the caller flags ambiguity or needs load-bearing detail.

Use when the user asks to make a change in a different git repo than the current session's cwd, and wants it done without polluting the current conversation with that repo's context. Typical triggers — "also fix X in the blog", "delegate this to the dotfiles repo", cross-repo tasks mentioned alongside current work.

Synthesize speech audio via Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS — single clip, batch parallel, voice + style presets

Transcribe audio to text locally via NVIDIA Parakeet TDT 0.6B ONNX — single clip or batch parallel, no API key

Diagnose and recover the two-process Telegram MCP chain — run the doctor, hot-redeploy server.ts, reload plugins without bouncing MCP, restart telegram_bot.py, and walk through known failure modes. Use when Telegram stops working mid-session, messages aren't arriving, or the bot is silent.

Build an interactive explainer — a standalone web page that teaches one concept by letting the reader play with it. Use when the user says "build an explainer for X", "help me understand Y interactively", or "make a page that demonstrates Z". Ships a minimum HTML scaffold + methodology guide with pointers to reference implementations (dolt-explainer, larry-voice-samples, monitor-explainer, activation-energy-game, religion-evolution-explorer, how-long-since-ai). Prefers GitHub Pages + plain HTML by default; graduates to Vite + TypeScript + React only when interaction genuinely requires it.

Compute a Claude Code cost-impact report across a time window, grouped by repo with per-session detail. Prices per-turn per-model at Opus 4.6 / Sonnet 4.6 / Haiku 4.5 list rates, includes subagent tokens, outputs markdown with clickable PR links and collapsible per-repo sections. Use when user asks "how much did I spend on Claude this week", "cost report", "/cost-impact", or wants a weekly retrospective on Claude usage.

YOLO mode knowledge — what `--dangerously-skip-permissions` does and doesn't bypass, plus helpers to set up `additionalDirectories` correctly. Use when the user asks "why is Claude still prompting me in bypass mode," "set up YOLO," "skip all permissions," or reports unexpected permission prompts despite using `--dangerously-skip-permissions`.

Build a static `bd` binary when Homebrew is unavailable or its dynamically-linked package is not portable enough for the machine.

Schedule recurring tasks in your session. Defaults to time check every 15 min.

Use when you need to host images (screenshots, diagrams, PNGs) on GitHub for use in PR descriptions, issues, or markdown docs. Solves the problem that `gh gist create` rejects binary files.

Run iterative architect review passes on a design spec, tracking convergence. Use when a spec is written and needs hardening before implementation — each pass finds fewer issues until the design stabilizes.

Use when answering questions about or writing code against a named third-party library/framework. Fetches fresh, authoritative documentation via Context7 (`ctx7`) instead of relying on stale training data. Fires both reactively ("how do I X with library Y") and proactively (about to write library code and unsure of current API). Skip for language stdlib and general CS concepts.

Diagnose and fix system health issues — rogue processes, Gas Town runaway agents, resource exhaustion, stale dev servers, and orphaned git state. Use when the machine is slow, unresponsive, or something feels wrong.

Check Claude Code plan usage via a hidden tmux session. Reports weekly usage percentage, time until reset, and pacing status.

Create executable demo documents with screenshots using Showboat + Rodney. Use when the user wants to document an app, create a visual walkthrough, take screenshots of a deployed site, run an accessibility audit, or build self-verifying documentation.

What time is it for Ammon? Looks up the current time in Denmark (Europe/Copenhagen timezone) and reports it.