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Use BEFORE `mv`/`rm -rf` on any directory. Verifies pwd does not match target; session cwd cannot recover once its directory is gone.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
Token-efficient second opinion slash command /advice. Extracts decision point + artifact (≤150 lines), then fans out in parallel: (1) Opus subagent reviewer with fallback chain codex→agy→cursor, (2) /research on the decision topic, (3) /secondo multi-model opinion. Use instead of advisor() which ships the full conversation uncached.
Lazy senior-dev mode — the seven-rung ladder that decides whether to write code at all, whether to reuse code that already exists, and whether to prefer stdlib/platform/installed deps over a new dependency. Use before writing any code, every PR diff, every fix, every feature. Source attribution included.
Use when making any "X is enabled" / "feature X works" / "cache works" claim in a running session — requires runtime probe output from the standard harness startup path, NOT a launchd/cron test that explicitly sets the activation env var.
Pre-flight checklist for self-hosted runner failures. Use when investigating low disk, missing runner, or stuck Green Gate on the jleechanorg/worldarchitect.ai fleet. Always verifies host-level container state, not just GitHub API.
When asked to verify whether a Claude Code feature works (especially slash commands, dialogs, pickers, status indicators), spawn a real interactive TUI session in cmux — never use `claude --print "/feature"` as a test, because --print is non-interactive and will always return "isn't available in this environment" regardless of whether the feature actually works.
Read ~/.hermes/agent-orchestrator.yaml BEFORE declaring an --agent <X> value unsupported. Lists plugin shorthands (wafer, minimax, agy).
| name | cwd-safety |
| description | Use BEFORE `mv`/`rm -rf` on any directory. Verifies pwd does not match target; session cwd cannot recover once its directory is gone. |
Before mv or rm -rf on any directory, run pwd and verify it does not match the target path. The Bash tool's cwd persists across all calls in a session — moving your own cwd breaks every subsequent command with "path does not exist."
Protocol for replacing the working directory (e.g. recloning ~/.hermes/):
! <cmd> blocks to run in their terminalBroken cwd recovery: If Bash commands start failing with "path does not exist" after a directory move, the shell cwd is gone. Stop retrying. Instruct the user to run remaining steps via ! <cmd> in the prompt. Do not attempt further Bash tool calls.