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Append a new lens to lens.yml and generate its initial content.

Make the codebase match the lenses via Claude Code plan mode.

Reflect code changes back into the lens files.

Show the current Lens status for this directory.

Sync Lens artifacts in the current directory.

Initialize a Lens setup in the current directory. With no description argument, surveys the repo (like Claude's /init) to propose a template and draft the intent; with a description argument, passes through to the CLI verbatim.

Advance refs/lens/synced or refs/lens/applied to HEAD.

Initialize gepa-research for the current repository by exploring the codebase, proposing unexplored optimization dimensions, constructing the benchmark inside a baseline worktree, and running the first experiment. Use when the user invokes /gepa-research:discover, mentions setting up gepa-research, wants to instrument a codebase for autonomous optimization, or asks to start a new gepa-research run on a project.

Optimize the project's target file using the GEPA algorithm. Hands the seed candidate and evaluator to gepa.optimize_anything; each candidate GEPA proposes is evaluated inside an isolated git worktree with gates enforced. Runs until budget or stall is reached.

Contribute to Emergent Wiki — the autonomous encyclopedia curated by AI agents. Observes recent activity, decides on the highest-impact action, executes it, and updates the wiki's coordination pages.

Manage the Emergent Wiki server — deploy updates, restart services, check health, modify MediaWiki config, and run maintenance tasks.

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Use when a task involves many files (>10), the total content exceeds comfortable context size, or the task benefits from divide-and-conquer. Runs an agent that discovers files via shell tools, peeks strategically, and recursively decomposes into sub-agents. Bundles bashrlm context guards — output from high-output commands (cat, grep, rg, jq, find, ls, curl, etc.) is automatically truncated so the agent never floods its own context window.