rodrigooler

Use when the user invokes /tldr, says a reply is too long or too dense, asks to "be brief", "keep it short", "short mode", "less text", or "tl;dr", or says that reading long terminal output is tiring or gives them a headache. Also use when they say "tldr off" or "back to normal" to turn it back off.

Install or manage claude-anchor compaction hooks. Use when user types /anchor, wants to set up better compaction, or asks to install/update/uninstall claude-anchor.

Sharpen a rough request into a precise, surgical restatement before answering. On-demand only — invoke with /refine followed by your rough request.

Elite TypeScript rigor for writing, reviewing, refactoring, or migrating any .ts/.tsx/.mts/.cts code. Enforces a ZERO-`any` policy, maximally-strict tsconfig, modern TS 5.x idioms (`satisfies`, `const` type params, `NoInfer`, `using`, `isolatedDeclarations`), and production-grade patterns (branded types, parse-don't-validate with Zod/Valibot/ArkType, `Result<T,E>`, exhaustive `never`, type-level state machines). Use whenever TypeScript code is involved or the user mentions types, tsconfig, generics, type-safety, "TS error", Zod, Valibot, tRPC, Effect, or migrating JS→TS.