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Create or edit SVG diagrams that must remain editable in diagrams.net/draw.io or the drawio-obsidian plugin, instead of becoming plain static SVG images.

Explain a codebase in four modes: `framework` produces a high-level architecture walkthrough saved to `codebase-walkthrough[-<slug>].md`; `impl <path>` explains a specific implementation saved to `codebase-impl-<slug>.md`; `run <identifier>` explains a specific execution run by tracing code + logs, saved to `codebase-run-<slug>.md`; `debug [<identifier>] [<question>]` diagnoses failures and verifies fixes, saved to `codebase-debug-<slug>.md`. `<slug>` is a short (≤12 chars) tag derived from the identifier so repeated runs don't overwrite each other.

Analyzes the current AXRD tmux session by using the shared TMA mechanism from $HOME/farside/AGENTS.md: one top-level summary TMA Agent summarizes the run, and one workspace TMA analysis Agent deeply analyzes each AXRD workspace.

Create or refine concise skills for task-specific TMA Agent collaboration systems. Use when the user wants to turn a tmux multi-agent workflow into a reusable skill, or update an existing TMA skill based on what happened during one of its invocations. Shared TMA creation/communication conventions live in $HOME/farside/AGENTS.md.

Respawns tmux AI agent panes so they reload current authentication while preserving Codex sessions when possible. Use when Codex panes are logged into an old account, stale after auth changes, or the user asks to refresh all AI windows in tmux.

For repo update tasks, pull the latest code first, then continue with the repo-appropriate local configuration or environment updates.

Agentic monitoring for a user-specified target such as a tmux pane, long-running command, log, service, training run, or remote job. Use when the user asks to watch, monitor, periodically check, supervise, continue/restart when finished, or report when a target fails or needs attention. Defaults to a 30 minute interval when the user does not specify one.

Create or refine a concise, locally maintained Codex skill. Use when the user wants to turn a repeated workflow into a reusable skill, or update an existing skill from recent feedback. Does not create TMA agents; for TMA collaboration skills, use tma-skill-creator.

Exports a Codex TUI session from tmux and ~/.codex/sessions into markdown. Use when the user asks to capture a tmux Codex pane, export the full session, or export only the messages they sent to the TUI.

Summarizes the commits between HEAD and a base branch into a single `.todo/<name>.md` entry, then rewrites the branch history as create-todo → (original work commits) → delete-todo. Final tree is identical; the reorder only changes the narrative so it reads as planned → executed → marked done per the `.todo/` convention (file in = pending, file gone = done).

Fetch web page content via Firecrawl (JS-rendered) and return clean Markdown; prefer this first because it can render JavaScript.

Review the current conversation's trial-and-error process and produce a structured lessons-learned summary: key steps, root causes of each failure, fixes applied, and concrete code examples — written so that even a junior engineer could succeed on the first attempt next time.

Reads text content from PDF files. Use when you need to extract text, analyze content, or summarize information from a PDF document. Supports limiting the number of pages read.

Converts plain text files (.txt) to Microsoft Word documents (.docx). Use when you need to create a formatted document from raw text.

Expertise in searching Obsidian vaults for notes containing specific hierarchical tags and extracting contextual information. Use when the user asks to "search" or "find" information related to tags in their Obsidian knowledge base.