just-every

Autonomous task orchestration with coordinator decisions, optional sub-agents, verification pass, and history compaction. Use when a user asks to run a long task end-to-end, keep iterating until a goal is verified complete, or coordinate multiple agent attempts with a final completion check.

Commit, push, and workflow-monitoring guidance for any git repository. Use when a user asks to “push” changes or requests a commit+push workflow, including careful merges and GitHub Actions monitoring.

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Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction. Use when the user needs to navigate websites, interact with web pages, fill forms, take screenshots, test web applications, or extract information from web pages.

Use when the user asks for Ultracode, deep parallel code investigation, multiple Codex worker passes, fan-out/fan-in analysis, subprocess-backed code review, multi-stage pipelines, budgeted/concurrency-capped worker runs, an exhaustive/sign-off audit, adversarial verification or a judge panel of worker agents, loop-until-dry discovery, multi-modal sweeps, or a Claude-style under-the-surface workflow in Codex.

Create UI designs for web or mobile apps. Use this for visual UI direction, redesigns, landing pages, app screens, component concepts, and browser-mediated design selection before implementation.

Use when the user wants Fable 5 to act as a real-time peer programmer, improving a Codex prompt, exposing missing constraints, or sharpening implementation instructions before work begins.