agent-plugins

Inject reviewer-aligned rules into openspec/config.yaml so generated specs pass review on first attempt. Use to reduce review round-trips after /opsx:ff or spectra-propose.

Review implementation against a spec using git diffs to catch mismatches, missing work, and bugs. Supports iterative review+fix with --fix flag and parallel multi-angle review. Use after implementing a feature to verify spec coverage.

Dual-engine spec review — Claude and Codex review the same change in parallel, then a Workflow loops fixes until BOTH engines are MEDIUM-clean. Use when a spec is high-stakes and you want two different models to cross-check for blind spots before implementation. Requires the openai-codex plugin for the Codex engine.

Review a spec, proposal, or design before implementation to catch gaps, risks, and ambiguities. Runs multi-angle parallel review by default; scans codebase for context first. Use --fix for iterative review+fix loop (agent escalates design-judgment issues to you), --angles to narrow the angle set.

Frame a feature, bug, or design question before building: scout the codebase, surface assumptions or interview, compare options, and converge on an explicit decision. Use when an idea needs sharpening before a spec or plan exists. Read-only — never implements.

Synthesize git activity across multiple projects over a time window into themed recall notes. Clusters commits into themes (features, fixes, refactors, infra, learning surface, tickets, side quests), auto-hides empty sections, and surfaces work that PM tools don't track. Use when the user asks 'what did I do last week', wants a multi-project activity summary, or needs to recall their development history.

Merge git branches with auto-generated Conventional Commits messages. Use when merging branches, finishing feature work, or creating merge commits.

Commit staged changes with auto-generated Conventional Commits messages. Use when committing changes, finishing work in submodules, or creating structured commit messages.

Summarize AI-generated branches, PRs, diffs, and design docs into structured digests with file breakdown, code walkthrough, and key concepts. Supports simple mode (-s) for plain language, report mode (-r) for full analysis with architecture impact, design decisions, risks, and recommendations, and export mode (--export) for markdown with Mermaid diagrams. Use when the user asks to explain, summarize, digest, or understand changes.

Generate release notes from a commit range with developer and user-facing formats. Use when creating changelogs, release notes, or summarizing changes between tags.

Show per-submodule git status with staged/unstaged/untracked counts and commit-readiness indicator. Use when checking submodule state or preparing to commit.

Pull superproject and sync all submodules to latest tracking branches. Use when updating submodules, syncing repos, or pulling latest changes.

Validate and fix Mermaid diagram syntax in Markdown files. Use when editing or reviewing files with mermaid code blocks.