Maximum-autonomy professional work mode. Use for non-trivial coding, writing, research, planning, or mixed tasks that should be carried through the right specialist workflow with minimal hand-holding.
Deactivate ultrawork mode for the addressed session. Clears its workflow and enforcement state without affecting concurrent Claude sessions.
Adaptive project evaluation that maps the task's actual risks, assembles the smallest useful specialist team, and fills material coverage gaps before synthesis.
Guided oh-my-claude configuration via multi-choice prompts — first-time setup walkthrough, post-update review, or ad-hoc inspect/change. Auto-detects mode from `~/.claude/oh-my-claude.conf`. Use when the user asks to install, set up, configure, update, walk through settings, change flags, turn the watchdog or bias-defense on/off, switch model tier, or any phrase like "help me install/update/configure oh-my-claude", "show my settings", "what flags do I have on".
List all available oh-my-claude skills with descriptions and when to use each one.
Audit whether a project's tests still earn their runtime and maintenance cost. Maps behavior contracts to owners, identifies redundant or obsolete proof, and recommends KEEP, EXTEND, MERGE, REPLACE, DELETE, or ADD with evidence. Use --apply to implement proven portfolio changes.
Render a markdown digest of recent harness activity — sessions, gate fires, top reviewers, classifier misfires, Serendipity catches, and finding/wave outcomes — over a chosen time window. Use to answer "is the harness actually helping me?". Pass `--share` for a privacy-safe shareable card (numbers + distributions only; no prompt text or free-text reasons).
Show the current ULW session state — workflow mode, domain, intent, counters, and flags. Use for debugging or inspecting what the hooks decided. Pass `summary` for a compact end-of-session recap, `classifier` for intent-classifier telemetry, or `explain` for a per-flag rationale.