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Route implementation work to Codex CLI; Claude specs, reviews, verifies.

Browser automation CLI for AI agents, run without global installation via npx agent-browser. Use when the user needs to interact with websites: opening pages, clicking, filling forms, taking screenshots, scraping data, testing web apps, logging into sites, exploratory QA, dogfooding, bug hunts, or any browser debugging task. Prefer this over built-in browser automation for interactive web work.

Deep adversarial multi-lens code review (simplicity, correctness, scalability, boundaries, idiomatic fit) with cross-lens validation of proposed fixes. Heavier than /roast. TRIGGER when: the user explicitly asks for /deep-review, deep review, deep-review, deep-roast, or a thorough multi-lens review. DO NOT TRIGGER when the user asks for a quick review, roast, critique, sanity-check, cleanup, or any file operation — use /roast for light review requests and normal file-operation handling for filesystem changes.

Guide the user to deeply understand the current session, current code changes, or a named area of the codebase through incremental explanation, a running checklist, user restatement, and quizzes. TRIGGER when: the user invokes /teachback, asks to understand the current session/current changes, asks for a guided walkthrough, or asks to understand a specific module, feature, diff, bug, or implementation. Default with no explicit target: teach the current session and current branch changes.

Critically analyze code changes to verify they're optimal, elegant, and correct. Challenges assumptions and proves the solution is the best approach for the problem. TRIGGER when: the user asks to review, roast, critique, or sanity-check their code changes.

Gather requirements and create a specification for a new feature or system. Use when the user wants to design, spec out, or plan requirements for something they want to build.

Remove AI-generated code slop from current branch

Open files referenced in the conversation in Cursor using the "code" CLI alias. TRIGGER when: the user says "open that", "show me in editor", or wants to view discussed files in Cursor.