claude-template-session

Use OpenAI Codex CLI as a peer collaboration partner — same standing as Claude, not a one-shot tool. Bring Codex in EARLY (ideation, framing decisions, stuck moments), not only for late peer-review. Hand it strategic context (target, research, draft, reasoning), iterate conversationally over ~3-8 turns, converge before surfacing to the human. Invoke when the user says "check / iterate / ideate with Codex" or "ask Codex" — and proactively when stuck between two reasonable framings, pressure-testing a load-bearing claim or structure, or about to ask the human to pick between options two agents could resolve.

DON'T USE THAT SKILL. IT'S JUST AN EXAMPLE. Summarize today's Gmail inbox by category with anonymized senders and subjects, then surface the top 3 emails to focus on next. Run only when the user types /email-summary.

Scan Gmail (default: today's inbox), produce an anonymized summary with action points, then export each email to Linear as an issue with a sensible priority. No personal details — names, email addresses, or company identifiers — ever leave the summary or reach Linear. Use when the user types /gmail-linear-exports, or asks to turn their inbox into Linear issues / export emails to Linear.

Spawn a new Claude Code session with remote control enabled (default: a detached background session — via screen on macOS/Linux, via a minimized PowerShell Start-Process on Windows — fully remote-safe, no approvals/windows), so it appears in the mobile Claude Code session picker. Takes an optional directory path; defaults to the current working directory. Use when the user runs /rc-new.