Triage this Framework Desktop's Hyprland, CachyOS, SDDM login, Ghostty/Chrome focus, workspace routing, Bluetooth, AirPods, PipeWire, media controls, and local desktop service incidents with live-state checks before changing config.
Triage this Framework Desktop's Hyprland, CachyOS, SDDM login, Ghostty/Chrome focus, workspace routing, Bluetooth, AirPods, PipeWire, media controls, and local desktop service incidents with live-state checks before changing config.
Create GitHub pull requests from the current checkout, including combined commit-and-PR requests. Use when Claude needs to inspect the change, use `draft-commit-message` as the source of truth for the commit message and PR title/body, then push and create a draft or ready PR without a separate wording approval when the user already requested PR creation.
Inspect, instrument, and control Linux Google Chrome through the local Codex Chrome Extension native messaging bridge. Use when Codex needs Chrome tabs, history, navigation, Chrome DevTools Protocol commands, native host manifest/socket troubleshooting, or a Linux browser-control path instead of Chrome DevTools MCP.
Create GitHub pull requests from the current checkout, including combined commit-and-PR requests. Use when Codex needs to inspect the change, use `draft-commit-message` as the source of truth for the commit message and PR title/body, then push and create a draft or ready PR without a separate wording approval when the user already requested PR creation.
Use the local linux-computer-use CLI or MCP server to inspect and safely interact with running Wayland/Hyprland desktop apps through Sky-compatible computer-use tools, grim screenshots, AT-SPI, wtype, ydotool, approvals, and dry-run raw input.
Rename and reorganize saved Codex threads from their recent user prompts and final model responses. Use when Codex needs to review recent thread history, generate concise resume-picker titles, apply thread names through app-server, or run the nightly thread-organizer automation while excluding unattended automation and subagent threads.
Upgrade and audit the local Codex stack across the Arch Linux CLI package, the Linux Codex App repackager, live and dotfiles-managed configuration, system skills and plugins, background services, and current feature maturity. Use when the user asks to upgrade Codex, refresh the latest alpha, update codex-app, audit dotfiles after a release, reconcile runtime or version drift, or produce a report covering stable, experimental, under-development, deprecated, and removed Codex features.