oacp-skills

Run the author side of the review loop: request review, poll for feedback, optionally delegate triage or isolated fixes to Codex subagents, address findings, and report progress through inbox plus PR comments.

Run the author side of the review loop — address findings and drive to LGTM. Single-pass by default (exits after sending messages); use --poll for in-session polling. Hybrid split — leader handles Bash I/O, subagent does code fixes only.

Run the reviewer side of the review loop: gather PR context, optionally delegate read-only review analysis to a Codex subagent, write findings packets, and send feedback or LGTM.

Run the reviewer side of the review loop — review PR diffs, produce findings, and evaluate quality gate. Single-pass by default (exits after verdict); use --poll for in-session round 2 polling. Hybrid split — leader handles Bash I/O, subagent does analysis only.

Synthesize org-memory — fold new events into recent.md, promote cross-repo patterns to decisions.md and rules.md, and audit for staleness, cross-file conflicts, and drift. Invoke whenever the user asks "synthesize org-memory", "fold events", "is recent.md stale", "audit org-memory", or any phrasing like "did we synthesize org-memory" — even if they do not explicitly type the slash command.

Synthesize org-memory — fold new events into recent.md, promote cross-repo patterns to decisions.md and rules.md, and audit for staleness, cross-file conflicts, and drift. Invoke whenever the user asks "synthesize org-memory", "fold events", "is recent.md stale", "audit org-memory", or any phrasing like "did we synthesize org-memory" — even if they don't explicitly type the slash command.

Process the current Codex project inbox in a single pass. Use when triaging pending inbox YAML messages or handling notification/question/review-loop traffic through the OACP CLI. Honors OACP Phase 1 receiver autonomy (`always_pause` / `auto_review`) per the active OACP autonomy protocol.

Check a project's OACP inbox for new agent messages and auto-act on them by message type. Single-pass processor — pair with an event-driven `oacp watch` runner (preferred) or the `/loop 2m /check-inbox` fallback for continuous monitoring. Honors OACP Phase 1 receiver autonomy (`always_pause` / `auto_review`) with a 4-gate evaluator, audit events, and a threshold-exceeded checkpoint.

Review and improve the agent's operating system - skills, memory files, and AGENTS.md configs. Identifies staleness, contradictions, gaps, and bloat, then proposes and applies fixes.

Review and improve the agent's operating system — skills, memory files, CLAUDE.md configs, and session-friction patterns. Identifies staleness, contradictions, gaps, bloat, and behavioral patterns the user had to correct mid-session, then proposes and applies fixes.

End-of-session cleanup for Codex - cleanup, optional debrief, self-improve, commit, memory sync, and push in one command.

End-of-session cleanup, optional debrief, self-improve, commit, and push in one command.

Use the OACP CLI and protocol from Codex to coordinate agents through inbox/outbox messages, task dispatch, review loops, and project memory.

Use the OACP (Open Agent Coordination Protocol) CLI and message protocol to coordinate multi-agent work — send messages between agents, watch inboxes, run review loops, follow OACP conventions. Trigger whenever the user mentions OACP, runs `oacp` commands, references `.oacp` workspace markers, dispatches messages between agents (notifications, task requests, review requests), or coordinates work across runtimes — even if they don't say "OACP" explicitly.

Run environment and workspace diagnostics, auto-fix what it can, and report blockers. Use at session start or when something seems broken.

Run environment and workspace diagnostics, auto-fix what it can, and report blockers. Use at session start or when something seems broken.

Review and improve the agent's operating system — skills, memory files, and CLAUDE.md configs. Identifies staleness, contradictions, gaps, and bloat, then proposes and applies fixes.

Check the project inbox for new agent messages and process them. Single-pass processor — use recurring polling for continuous monitoring.

Run the author side of the review loop — address findings and drive to LGTM. Single-pass by default; use --poll for in-session polling. Hybrid split — leader handles I/O, subagent does code fixes only.

Run the reviewer side of the review loop — review PR diffs, produce findings, and evaluate quality gate. Single-pass by default; use --poll for in-session round 2 polling. Hybrid split — leader handles I/O, subagent does analysis only.