ix-tutorial

Do not run `ix` commands, read files, or inspect the repo. This skill is usage guidance only. ## Goal Explain how to use the Ix Memory plugin inside Codex in the way Codex currently supports: - `$`-prefixed skill invocation - plain-language task text after the skill name - raw `ix` commands only for exact lookups Be explicit that local Codex plugins may not expose reliable slash-command popups or `/skill` autocomplete. Prefer `$ix-*` prompts the user can paste directly into chat. ## Output If `$ARGUMENTS` is empty, return a short tutorial with: - one sentence on what the plugin does - one sentence saying Codex skills are invoked with `$skill-name` - one sentence saying users can add plain-language task text after the skill name - one sentence saying raw `ix` commands are best for exact symbol/file lookups - 5-7 example prompts Use this example set, adapted only if the user asked for a narrower topic: - `$ix-help how does the auth subsystem work?` - `$ix-understand this repo` - `$ix-investigate IxClient` - `$ix-impact Ix/ix-cli/src/client/api.ts` - `$ix-plan session_start.py common.py` - `$ix-debug ContextService query flow` - `Run ix locate IxClient --format llm.` If `$ARGUMENTS` is non-empty, tailor the tutorial to that workflow. Keep it concise: - answer the user's usage question directly - recommend the best starting skill or raw command - give 2-4 copy-paste example prompts If the user asks about slash commands, say they are not the reliable primary UX for this local plugin setup and `$skill-name` prompts are the recommended path.