AsyncFuncAI

Use the `grok-wiki` CLI to generate local-agent repository wikis, ask evidence-backed questions about one or more repositories, inspect saved wikis, or run the local Grok-Wiki server/sidecar. Trigger when the user asks for Grok-Wiki CLI usage, wiki generation from GitHub or local repos, multi-repo workspace Ask, local CLI agent selection (Grok, Codex, Claude, Pi, Antigravity), or troubleshooting the local-cli-only wiki/ask flow. Keep the workflow BYOC/BYOK and vendor-agnostic: do not require API-provider keys or assume one model provider unless the user explicitly chooses one local agent.

Use when the user wants a higher-quality custom Grok-Wiki generated from a repository, GitHub URL, or local path by first clarifying the intended audience/outcome, then using `grok-wiki ask` with a local agent to discover what the repo is about, crafting a custom style prompt, and generating the wiki with `grok-wiki generate --style custom`. This composes the grok-wiki-cli workflow and keeps BYOC/BYOK local-agent behavior intact.

AI-powered GitHub PR/Issue reviews with agentic codebase access. Use when the user needs to review pull requests, analyze code changes, ask questions about PRs, or get AI feedback on GitHub issues.

sharenow gives an agent a place to ship what it makes: a website, a document, a folder of files. Publishing returns a live URL at {slug}.sharenow.today or a custom domain; private work stays in cloud Drives that carry across sessions and hand off to other agents through scoped tokens. Use when asked to "publish this", "host this", "deploy this", "share this on the web", "make a website", "put this online", "create a webpage", "generate a URL", "build a chatbot", "save this to my Drive", "store this for later", "write this to cloud storage", "share a folder with another agent", or "use my sharenow Drive". Also use when asked to "password protect this site", "make this site private", or "share this site with only certain people". Also gives an agent a queryable knowledge base of any public GitHub repo: use when asked to "understand this repo", "index this codebase", "where is X defined", "what does function Y do", "show me the source of Z", or "give me a queryable map of this repository".