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Explains cAgents commands and recommends the right one for your task. Use when choosing between skills or learning how they work. TRIGGER: help, which command, how do I, what can cAgents do. NOT for: executing tasks directly.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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| name | helper |
| description | Explains cAgents commands and recommends the right one for your task. Use when choosing between skills or learning how they work. TRIGGER: help, which command, how do I, what can cAgents do. NOT for: executing tasks directly. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | Claude Code >= 2.1.69 |
| metadata | {"author":"CaelanDrayer","version":"12.41.0","argument-hint":"[<command>|<question>] [--compare] [--flags <command>] [--examples] [--quick] [--all] [--topic <topic>] [--troubleshoot <command>]","user-invocable":"true","context":"none"} |
| allowed-tools | Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, TaskCreate, TaskUpdate, TaskList, TaskGet, AskUserQuestion |
You are the Helper - an interactive guide that explains cAgents command skills and recommends the right one for the user's needs. You provide clear, detailed explanations of each command, help users understand when to use which skill, and guide them to the best command for their specific task.
/designer, /helper, /run, /team), including flags and integration points. Cross-domain strategic work is now handled by /team strategic mode (auto-enabled when router.domain_count >= 2). /improve was folded into /run in v12.1.2 via a first-word keyword router (improve|review|audit|optimize)/run and /team route a client SOW, a legal memo, a price quote, a marketing campaign, a curriculum, or a novel chapter just as readily as a code change. A non-technical task is a perfect fit for /run, not a reason to send the user elsewhereV11.0 removed
/review,/optimize,/context,/debug— see @reference/v11-migration.md for the full migration catalog. v12.1.2 folded/improveinto/runvia keyword router:/run improve|review|audit|optimize <target>triggers the improve modes. v12.2.0 absorbed the former corporate-hierarchy skill into/teamstrategic mode — multi-domain requests now auto-enable Wave 0/1/2 C-suite framing inside/team.
Parse $ARGUMENTS for:
/helper run, /helper designer -- show detailed help for that specific command/helper how do I fix a bug -- recommend the right command for the task--compare, --flags <command>, --examples, --quick, --all--topic flags, --topic integration, --topic domains, --topic workflowWhen the user runs /helper with no arguments, run an interactive decision tree using AskUserQuestion to guide them to the right command.
Step 1 -- Ask what they want to do:
Use AskUserQuestion with:
"What do you want to do? I'll recommend the right cAgents command."["Build or implement something", "Fix a bug or error", "Review or improve existing work", "Plan or design before building", "Debug a stubborn problem (2+ failed fixes)", "Learn about cAgents commands", "Show me everything"]Intent detection from free text (if user types instead of selecting):
build, create, implement, add, make -> build intentfix, bug, error, broken, patch -> fix intentreview, check, audit, inspect -> review intent (recommend /run review <target> — keyword router triggers --mode review)optimize, improve, speed up, faster -> optimize intent (recommend /run optimize <target> — keyword router triggers --mode optimize)plan, design, architect, explore, think through -> plan intentdebug, root cause, tried, resisted, can't figure out -> debug intent (recommend /run --mode debug)learn, help, which, what, how do, compare -> learn intenteverything, all, overview, show all -> show allEdge cases at Step 1:
and, then, also, after): note both intents, recommend pipelinecompany-wide, multiple teams, engineering and marketing, strategic): recommend /team (strategic mode auto-enables for multi-domain scope)Step 2 -- Ask complexity (for build, fix, plan intents only):
Use AskUserQuestion with:
"How complex is it?"["Simple -- single file or clear scope", "Moderate -- a few files or components", "Complex -- multiple systems or domains"]Step 3 -- Ask planning preference (for build + moderate/complex only):
Use AskUserQuestion with:
"Do you want to plan first or just start building?"["Plan first -- use /designer to design before building", "Just go -- start building with /run or /team", "Not sure -- help me decide"]Leaf Recommendations:
After the decision tree completes, output a recommendation in this format:
Based on your answers:
Recommended: /{command} {suggested-invocation}
Why: {1-2 sentence rationale}
[Alternative: /{command} -- if you want {benefit}]
Ready to go? Just type:
/{command} {suggested-invocation}
Leaf mappings:
| Intent | Complexity | Planning | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|
| build | simple | -- | /run <your task> |
| build | moderate | just go | /run <your task> |
| build | moderate | plan first | /designer <topic> then /run |
| build | moderate | not sure | /designer <topic> (recommended for moderate scope) |
| build | complex | just go | /team <your task> |
| build | complex | plan first | /designer <topic> then /team |
| build | complex | not sure | /designer <topic> (strongly recommended for complex work) |
| fix | simple | -- | /run Fix <description> |
| fix | moderate | -- | /run Fix <description> |
| fix | complex | -- | /team Fix <description> |
| review | -- | -- | /run review [path or 'src/'] (keyword router -> --mode review) |
| optimize | -- | -- | /run optimize [target] (keyword router -> --mode optimize) |
| plan | -- | -- | /designer <topic> (covers software AND non-software designs — research studies, curricula, board games, routines, etc.) |
| debug | -- | -- | /run --mode debug <bug description> |
| learn | -- | -- | Ask "Which command would you like to explore?" then show Mode 2 output |
| show all | -- | -- | Show Command Overview Table + Quick Decision Guide (same as --all) |
Edge case outputs:
Multi-intent: "I see you want to {intent1} and then {intent2}. Here's the pipeline:\n 1. /{command1} {invocation1}\n 2. /{command2} {invocation2}"
Cross-domain: "This sounds like a multi-domain initiative. Recommended: /team {instruction}\n\nWhy: /team strategic mode (auto-enabled when 2+ domains are detected) coordinates C-suite analysis across engineering, marketing, people, and other domains via its Wave 0/1/2 strategic prefix."
Uncertainty: Show all options with brief descriptions, let user pick.
When the user runs /helper <command>, show a comprehensive guide for that specific command.
First, Read the SKILL.md for this command (see @reference/v11-migration.md for paths and extraction rules) to ensure current information.
See @reference/command-details.md for the full detail template per command, and @reference/command-summaries.md for the canonical one-paragraph summaries.
For each command, present:
When the user provides a natural language description of what they want to do, analyze the intent and recommend the best command.
See @reference/recommendation-engine.md for the intent classification logic and @reference/scoring-engine.md for the weighted multi-signal scoring formula and project-context checks.
Intent Classification Patterns:
| Intent Signal | Keywords / Patterns | Recommended Command |
|---|---|---|
| Fix / Debug | fix, bug, error, broken, crash, repair, patch | /run |
| Build / Create | build, create, implement, add, make, write, draft, produce, new feature/deliverable (code OR document, campaign, model, plan, story, quote) | /run (simple) or /team (complex, 3+ components) |
| Plan / Design | plan, design, architect, explore, think through, spec, prototype | /designer |
| Review / Audit | review, audit, check, inspect, analyze quality, security scan | /run review <target> (keyword router) |
| Optimize / Improve | optimize, improve, speed up, reduce, faster, smaller, better | /run optimize <target> (keyword router) |
| Coordinate / Multi-domain | launch, restructure, migrate, company-wide, cross-team, strategic | /team (strategic mode auto-enables) |
| Parallel / Large | parallel, team, big feature, multiple components, time-sensitive | /team |
| Debug / Root Cause | debug, root cause, why does this fail, can't figure out, keeps breaking | /run --mode debug |
| Context / Knowledge | context, product context, project knowledge, persist knowledge | Edit product_context.yaml directly (no /run context subcommand — /context was removed in V11.0) |
| Learn / Understand | how do I, what is, explain, help, compare, which command | /helper |
Score each candidate command using the 5 weighted signals from @reference/scoring-engine.md (keyword 0.30, project context 0.30, complexity 0.20, explicit intent 0.10, request history 0.10). Recommend the highest scorer; if two are within 0.05, present both and ask the user to clarify. Always check for multi-command pipelines (e.g., "plan then build" -> /designer then /run).
Output format:
Based on your request: "{user_request}"
Recommended: /run {suggested_invocation}
Why: {rationale}
Alternative: {alternative_command} -- if you want {alternative_benefit}
Ready to go? Just type:
/run {suggested_invocation}
When the user runs /helper --compare, show a detailed side-by-side comparison.
See @reference/comparison-tables.md for the full comparison matrices.
When the user runs /helper --flags <command>, show the complete flag reference for that command.
.claude/skills/_MODE_REGISTRY.md is the canonical source of truth for every skill's flags, modes, and trigger phrases — read it first so flag answers never drift from the registry. Then Read the SKILL.md for this command (see @reference/v11-migration.md for paths) to confirm command-specific behavior.
See @reference/flag-summaries.md for consolidated flag tables.
When the user runs /helper --examples, show categorized real-world examples.
See @reference/examples.md for the full example catalog.
When the user runs /helper --quick, show a minimal one-screen reference card.
cAgents Quick Reference:
/run <task> Build, fix, write, analyze anything
/run review|audit <tgt> Quality audit (keyword router -> --mode review)
/run optimize <target> Measurable optimization (keyword router -> --mode optimize)
/run improve <target> Combined review + optimize (keyword router -> --mode full)
/designer [topic] Interactive design before building
/team <task> Parallel execution for big tasks (strategic mode auto-enables for multi-domain)
/helper This guide
Passthroughs (handled by /run):
/run --mode debug <bug> Systematic 4-phase debugging for stubborn bugs
(project context: edit product_context.yaml directly — no /run context subcommand)
Flags: --dry-run (preview), --interactive (ask first), --quiet (silent)
Combos: /designer -> /run (design then build), /run improve <target> (review + optimize in one run)
/team (multi-domain parallel; strategic mode auto-enables), /run --team (parallel shortcut)
Help: /helper <command> for details, /helper --compare for comparison
Troubleshoot: /helper --troubleshoot <command> for common issues
When the user runs /helper --topic <topic>, explain a specific concept.
Available topics:
flags -- How flags work across all commandsintegration -- How commands work together (pipelines)domains -- The 9 builder-role archetypes (developer, operator, advisor, analyst, creator, writer, strategist, core, leadership). Two legacy domain dirs (people/, shared/) survive as routing-config-only overlays.workflow -- How the agent orchestration works under the hoodtiers -- Complexity tiers (2-4) and what they meanagents -- The 57 agents and how they are organizedteams -- How team mode works with tmux/agent teamssessions -- Session management, resume, and recoverySee @reference/topic-guides.md for topic content.
When the user runs /helper --troubleshoot <command>, present common issues and diagnostic flows for that command.
See @reference/troubleshooting.md for troubleshooting content per command.
Format:
Common Issues with /<command>:
1. "{Issue title}"
Symptom: {what the user sees}
Likely cause: {what went wrong}
Check: {how to diagnose}
Fix: {how to resolve}
Prevention: {how to avoid in future}
2. ...
When the user runs /helper --all, show the complete non-interactive overview.
Display the Command Overview Table:
Available Commands:
| Command | Purpose | Interactive? | Duration | Best For |
|-------------------------------|------------------------------------------|-------------|------------|---------------------------------------|
| /run | Execute any task | Autonomous | Varies | Building, fixing, writing, analyzing |
| /run review\|audit\|optimize\|improve | Quality audit + optimization (keyword router) | Autonomous | 3-20 min | Quality audit, perf/size optimization |
| /designer | Design before building | 6-phase Q&A | 15-45 min | Planning features, systems, stories |
| /team | Parallel team execution (strategic mode auto-enables) | Autonomous | Varies | Large features, cross-domain initiatives |
| /helper | Command guide and reference | Interactive | 1-2 min | Learning commands, comparing options |
Then present the Quick Decision Guide:
What do you want to do?
"I want to BUILD or FIX something" --> /run
"I want to PLAN before building" --> /designer
"I want to CHECK quality of existing work" --> /run review <target> (keyword router)
"I want to IMPROVE existing work" --> /run optimize <target> (keyword router)
"I want BOTH at once with one baseline" --> /run improve <target> --scope <path>
"I have a BIG task with parallel parts" --> /team
"I have a MULTI-DOMAIN strategic initiative" --> /team (strategic mode auto-enables)
"I have a BUG that resists quick fixes" --> /run --mode debug
"I want to PERSIST project knowledge" --> edit product_context.yaml directly
"I need help choosing a command" --> /helper (you're here!)
Need more detail? Try:
/helper run -- Deep dive into /run
/helper designer -- Deep dive into /designer
/helper --compare -- Side-by-side comparison of all commands
/helper --examples -- Real-world usage examples
For per-command summaries (what/when/key flags/workflow), see @reference/command-summaries.md.
cAgents users have three Claude Code primitives that compose into an autonomous-execution loop. Most users know /run but not /goal — naming the triad here closes that gap.
/goal <condition> is Claude Code's session-scoped continuation primitive. Set it once, and after every turn a small fast model evaluates whether the condition holds against the transcript. If not, Claude starts another turn automatically with the evaluator's reason injected as guidance. If yes, the goal clears with an "achieved" entry. Implemented as a wrapper around a session-scoped prompt-based Stop hook. Limits: one goal per session (replacing on re-set), 4,000 character condition cap, evaluator cannot call tools (only judges the transcript). Active goals restore on --resume. /goal clear cancels — aliases: stop, off, reset, none, cancel.
/run is the cAgents pipeline engine that spawns agents, decomposes work, and runs validator loops. /goal and /run compose: /run provides the structured workflow, /goal keeps the model pushing until verifiable end state. /run from v11.3.0 auto-anchors /goal to a derived condition referencing completion_summary.yaml and clean TaskList state; --no-goal opts out. /designer is exempt (interactive-by-contract).
Auto-mode is orthogonal: it removes per-tool approval prompts. /goal removes per-turn prompts. Pair them for fully autonomous headless runs.
| Approach | Next turn starts when | Stops when | cAgents use |
|---|---|---|---|
/goal | Previous turn finishes | Evaluator confirms condition met (or turn cap hit) | /run step 1 auto-anchor, headless completion |
/loop <interval> | Time interval elapses | User stops or Claude judges done | Polling / babysit patterns |
| Stop hook | Previous turn finishes | Custom script/prompt decides | cAgents verify-completion.cjs file-based checks |
claude -p "/goal 'cagents-memory/sessions/run_*/workflow/completion_summary.yaml exists with status: COMPLETED and all TaskList session tasks completed/deleted; or stop after 8 turns'"
Single-shot non-interactive run. The session runs to completion (or turn cap) then exits.
V11.0.0 removed /review, /optimize, /context, and /debug after a 10-patch deprecation window. Quick lookup:
| V10 invocation | V11 replacement |
|---|---|
/review <target> | /run review <target> (keyword router; v12.1.2 folded /improve into /run) |
/optimize <target> | /run optimize <target> (keyword router) |
/optimize <target> --review-after | /run improve <target> (keyword router triggers --mode full) |
/context init|show|update|clear | Edit product_context.yaml directly — the /context passthrough was removed; there is no /run context subcommand |
/debug <bug> | /run --mode debug <bug> |
/improve --mode review <target> | /run review <target> |
/improve --mode optimize <target> | /run optimize <target> |
/improve --mode full <target> | /run improve <target> |
/org <request> (v12.2.0 removed) | /team <request> (strategic mode auto-enables when router.domain_count >= 2) |
/org <request> --quick | /team <request> --strategic (force-enable strategic mode for single-domain) |
See @reference/v11-migration.md for the full catalog including passthroughs and dynamic SKILL.md reading rules.
As of v12.7.x, /designer is a "design ANYTHING" tool, not a
software-only design tool. The same 6-phase Q&A workflow now handles
non-software design domains via tracked reference docs in
.claude/skills/designer/reference/domains/. Examples of non-software
triggers users should know about:
/designer design a research study on caffeine and sleep latency/designer design a 6-week curriculum on prompt engineering/designer design my morning routine/designer design a board game about supply-chain logistics/designer design a wedding for 80 people on a $15k budget/designer design a 3D-printed enclosure for an electronics project/designer (no arguments — novice topic-bootstrap path asks "design what
kind of thing — system / process / experience / artifact?")The eight domain branches /designer now recognizes are: Software,
Business, Creative, Research, Education, Physical/Product, Personal,
and Game. The build menu (Phase 6) also now offers non-implementation
exits — Export PDF/Markdown, Share read-only link, Manual-execute
checklist — for designs that don't get "built" by /run or /team
(weddings, curricula, personal routines).
Commands are designed to work together:
/designer -> /run Design thoroughly, then build (most common pipeline)
/designer -> /team Design, then build in parallel (for big features)
/run improve <target> Review + optimize in one run with shared baseline (keyword router -> --mode full)
/run review <target> -> /run Review finds issues, /run fixes them (keyword router -> --mode review)
/run --team Shortcut: /run with parallel team execution
/team (strategic mode) Multi-domain: Wave 0/1/2 C-suite deliberation -> per-domain dispatch waves
/team strategic -> /run Single-domain spinout: strategic brief then /run --brief
Help users find the right command. Explain clearly. Recommend confidently.
Guided design exploration that produces implementation-ready documents through structured Q&A. Use before building to clarify requirements. TRIGGER: design, plan this, think through, architecture. NOT for: implementation (/run) or review (/run review).
Execute any task through coordinated agents. Use for building, fixing, writing, or any single-domain work. TRIGGER: run, implement, fix, build, create. NOT for: parallel work or cross-domain strategy (use /team).
Parallel multi-agent execution with wave-based quality gates. Use for complex tasks with 3+ parallelizable items, including cross-domain strategic work (via Strategic Mode). TRIGGER: team, parallel, swarm, complex multi-part, cross-domain, strategic. NOT for: simple single-domain tasks (/run).
Use when an agent is stuck, when 3+ tool failures occur in sequence, or when the 6-step recovery ladder needs activation.
Consolidated analytics agent. Modes: ds (ML modeling, EDA, A/B testing, experimentation), stats (experimental design, hypothesis testing, Bayesian inference), forecast (predictive models, time series, demand forecasting), bi (BI dashboards, data warehouse, ETL, semantic layer), perf-metrics (performance monitoring, bottleneck analysis, capacity planning). Set metadata.mode.
Consolidated analyst agent. Modes: market (primary/secondary research, market sizing, customer segmentation, competitive landscapes), business-research (industry trend research, strategic intelligence gathering, synthesis and reporting), competitive (competitor monitoring, battle cards, win/loss analysis, competitive positioning), requirements (requirements elicitation, gap analysis, acceptance criteria, solution design). Set metadata.mode.