Run forever as a resident worker in ONE Codex turn: every 5 minutes poll a
watched directory for new task files and execute each one to completion,
then keep watching — the turn never ends. Use when the user says
"queue-loop", "무한 루프로 돌려", "큐 감시해서 계속 실행", "resident worker",
"watch a directory and run new tasks forever", or wants a single invocation
that keeps picking up dropped commands indefinitely. Because the work stays
inside one already-running turn, it keeps issuing model requests across
usage-limit windows (the workspace spend cap gates only NEW top-level turns,
not an in-flight one). Do NOT use for a single one-shot task, or when the
user wants the turn to finish and report back.
writing-fixer
hletrd/setup
Use when the user wants Korean prose cleaned of AI tone, stiff old-fashioned (할아버지/훈장/공문서) tone, translationese, and excessive quotation marks - or asks to "글 다듬어", "자연스럽게", "AI 말투 제거", "할아버지 말투 빼", "deslop 한국어", or "writing-fixer". Removes as many AI and unnatural expressions as possible in one thorough pass while preserving meaning, code, math, and markup. Korean prose only.
Inject a task into the queue-loop worker's queue so a running Codex resident
worker picks it up on its next poll (~5 min). Use when the user says
"queue-submit", "큐에 작업 넣어", "task 주입해", "이거 워커한테 넘겨",
"submit a task to the codex worker", "enqueue this for queue-loop", or wants
to hand a job off to the always-on worker instead of doing it inline. It only
writes a *.task file into the watched queue directory (default ~/codex-queue)
— it does NOT run the task in this session. Do not use when the user wants the
work done right now in the current session.