Generate a 3-sentence plain-language summary safe to send to executives or clients. Trigger when the user says "/eli-brief", "executive summary", "tl;dr for my boss", "explain briefly for non-technical", "3 sentences", "send to my manager", "non-technical summary", or "boardroom version".
Generate a plain-language commit message from staged changes. Trigger when the user says "/eli-commit", "write a commit message", "commit message eli5", "explain these changes for git", "what should my commit say", or "help me write a commit".
Compare two concepts side by side at the current eli5 level. Trigger when the user says "/eli-compare", "compare X vs Y", "what's the difference between X and Y", "eli5 X versus Y", "X vs Y explained simply", or "help me understand X and Y".
Generates a plain-language glossary (ELI5.md) for the current codebase. Trigger when the user says "/eli-doc", "generate eli5 docs", "make a plain-language glossary", "explain this codebase simply", "create eli5 documentation", or "document this for beginners".
Generate a plain-language PR description from the current git diff. Trigger when the user says "/eli-pr", "write a PR description", "write this PR simply", "PR description for non-technical", "explain this PR to my manager", or "generate PR desc".
Show what you need to understand before tackling a concept — a learning path, not just a definition. Trigger when the user says "/eli-prereqs", "what do I need to know first", "prerequisites for X", "learning path for X", "where do I start with X", "what should I learn before X", or "I want to understand X from scratch".
Generate a structured summary of everything explained in this session and save a concept index for future sessions. Trigger when the user says "/eli-recap", "session summary", "what did we cover", "summarize the session", "what did I learn today", or "recap".
Save a good analogy to the personal analogy library for use in future sessions. Trigger when the user says "/eli-remember", "save that analogy", "remember that one", "add to my analogies", "that was a good analogy save it", or "keep that analogy".