Run a Multi-Character Code Council with four GPT-5.6 Sol reviewer characters and an xhigh skeptical chair. Use only when the user explicitly requests an MCC review, names the Multi-Character Code Council, or directly invokes this skill. Never use for a generic review, second opinion, adversarial review, cross-review, pre-implementation review, or request for multiple perspectives unless the user explicitly asks for MCC.
Capture durable resume context into a project-local agent state file. Use when the user asks to capture the current session, prepare a handoff before starting a new session, preserve resume context, or update saved agent state.
Read project-local saved agent state and orient before work. Use when the user asks to preflight, resume from a handoff, load saved agent context, compare saved state with the repository, or understand where prior work left off.
Generate new images and edit, restyle, or combine existing images with OpenAI GPT Image 2 through Codex's native subscription-backed image tool. Use when the user asks to create an image, illustration, poster, logo, icon, mockup, diagram, product shot, visual asset, or to modify one or more image files.
Use the local Gertrude `gt` task helper to list, spawn, review, fork, and clean Gertrude task workspaces. Load when working on Gertrude, creating, reviewing, or forking GT tasks, choosing an isolated agent workspace, or explaining how to use `gt`.
Create compact, dark-mode, browser-viewable HTML artifacts for specs, plans, PRDs, RFCs, roadmaps, implementation plans, architecture proposals, decision docs, and strategy briefs. Use when the user asks to spec something out, make a plan, draft a proposal, compare options, or produce substantial planning content; save a scannable artifact and return its path instead of dumping a long Markdown answer in chat. Prefer simple disposable docs with visual sketches or UI examples when helpful.
Use when the user asks for thoughts, ideas, options, tradeoffs, or explicitly says not to implement yet.
Use when the user asks to break work into small steps, proceed step by step, suggest the first step, or wait for review between changes.