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Run Repost-with-agent for one pair, all enabled pairs, or an explicit subset — scrape source, dedupe (local + destination), expand URLs, publish when allowed, append history, and notify the user. Use when the user asks to "run pair <id>", "post the latest from <pair>", "tick the <pair-id> pair", "run all pairs", or invokes /repost-run. Also invoked by scheduled agents for listen-for-future pairs.

Process one selected source item across every enabled destination pair for that source, especially scheduled/backfill slots. Use when the user or scheduler asks to backfill/catch up a source platform such as LinkedIn to all configured destinations, or when a partial fanout needs resume.

User-configured allow/skip rules for Repost-with-agent candidates. Apply before dedupe/publish so Ethan can block categories such as X video/livestream promos without polluting publish ledgers.

Walk back through historical source posts and repost the missing ones (newest-first). Use when the user asks to "backfill <pair>", "catch up the destination", "repost the last N posts", or invokes /repost-backfill. Multi-post operation with rate-limiting between publishes.

Install current-harness scheduler entries for Repost-with-agent. Default listen mode is one fresh agent/subagent running /repost-run all across enabled listen-for-future pairs; source backfills use source-item fanout; custom per-pair, subset, dry/preview, and arbitrary cadence jobs are supported when the user asks.

Create or save a new Repost-with-agent source → destination pair. Use when the user wants to set up cross-posting between websites the agent can safely operate through a logged-in browser (with documented examples for LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Threads, and Facebook), or asks to "configure a repost pair", "set up reposting", "wire up cross-posting", or "add a new pair to repost-with-agent / repost_with_agent".

Cross-pair/global dedupe for Repost-with-agent. Use before any publish-capable run so pairs with different sources/destinations share one content ledger and avoid double-posting the same item through alternate hops such as LinkedIn→X→Bluesky and X→Bluesky.

Reference for the Repost-with-agent dedupe algorithm — how to check a candidate against per-pair history, the global cross-pair ledger, and recent destination posts to avoid double-posting. Used by repost-run, repost-backfill, and any other publish path.

Bridge AI coding agents across machines over SSH. Run commands and agent prompts on paired remote machines, and send/receive messages between running agent sessions. Use when connecting to other machines, running remote commands, sending messages, or pairing new peers.

Use when debugging a local web app by starting its normal dev server plus a dedicated local debug ingest server, forwarding temporary dev-only client logs there, and inspecting live NDJSON logs without asking the user to paste browser output.

Install, configure, diagnose, and operate the heyboy-voice-assistant CLI voice loop. Use for requests to set up "hey boy" wake-word workflows, fix missing heyboy command/PATH issues, switch backends (OpenClaw API, Codex CLI, Claude CLI, generic CLI), or manage always-on background mode on macOS. Includes best-effort Windows setup notes.

Use for every AI Music Video Studio development interaction involving Computer Use, a local browser test, dev-stack startup or control, debugging, or questions about prior manual-test screenshot evidence. This is the repo source of truth for Ethan-owned stack 0 safety, agent-owned nonzero stack selection, MacBook-display routing, shared or isolated Firebase emulators, port offsets, browser assignment, authentication, verification, recovery, and durable manual-test reports.

Install, configure, validate, or explain the assistant burst summary hook for OpenClaw and Claude Code.

Create music sketches from voice notes, humming, singing, beatboxing, metronome requests, and spoken arrangement instructions.

Self-recover from MCP/plugin disconnects by triggering `/reload-plugins` on Claude's own running terminal session. Use when the user says "reload my plugins", "reload plugins", "mcp server dropped", "chrome-devtools disconnected", "refresh my tools", "can you reload plugins yourself", "self-reload", or when you detect that an expected MCP tool/plugin is missing or has stopped responding mid-session.

Self-recover from MCP/plugin disconnects by triggering `/reload-plugins` on Claude's own running terminal session via AppleScript. Use when the user says "reload my plugins", "reload plugins", "mcp server dropped", "chrome-devtools disconnected", "refresh my tools", "can you reload plugins yourself", "self-reload", or when you detect that an expected MCP tool/plugin is missing or has stopped responding mid-session.

Keep emoji usage consistent across sessions. Whenever Claude is about to use an emoji to represent a project, task, subtask, or category in a user-facing message (Telegram reply, commit message, status update, TODO list, PR title, progress report, etc.), look the name up in ~/.claude/emoji-assignments.json first and reuse the same emoji. If unknown, pick a fitting emoji and record it. Triggers on phrases like "assign emoji", "emoji for project", "what emoji", "consistent emoji", and implicitly on every emoji-in-message decision for a named entity.

Patch the macOS Codex desktop app so markdown file-reference clicks open through Codex's configured IDE target instead of the Codex side panel. Use when Codex updates restore file links opening inside Codex, when the user asks to reapply the file-link IDE patch, or when investigating this specific Codex app link-click regression.

Before committing code changes on ANY project, run the staged diff through Codex CLI (or OpenClaw fallback) for automated bug-finding and fixing. Codex writes fixes, Claude reviews. Loop until clean. Mandatory for all code commits — skip only for docs-only / config-only changes.