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Fans the work out as a fleet of parallel Grok and Codex agents billed to their own subscriptions, then synthesizes one result. The peer engine equivalent of ultracode, adding intensity without spending Claude quota on the fleet. The default execution posture for any goal that decomposes into three or more independent work packages, not only an intensity booster for explicit asks.

Audits the orchestration setup without changes for model drift, stale pins, and environment overrides. Use when routing behaves oddly, after a CLI upgrade, or when model drift is suspected.

Aggregates delegation statistics and records semantic acceptance. Use after collecting and verifying a delegated result to record it as accepted or rejected, or when asked how the lanes are performing.

Runs a read only Codex review that challenges implementation and design decisions. Use when preparing to merge a substantial change or when a hostile second pass is wanted.

Cancels an active Codex job. Use when a running job must be stopped.

Lists canonical local Codex companion history with resumable thread IDs. Use when resuming or auditing past Codex work.

Forwards a request to the Codex rescue agent without exposing arguments to a shell. Use when Fusion routing or the user delegates work to Codex.

Shows or waits for a stored Codex job result. Use when collecting a background Codex job named by ID.

Upgrade dependency versions and lockfiles across npm workspaces, Python uv projects, and GitHub Actions when asked to bump, upgrade, or update dependencies.

Approve a GitHub PR as a maintainer once verify-pr clears it, posting the GitHub approval or declining, with an optional hand-off to ship-pr for the merge.

Stage and commit only uncommitted file changes into clean, categorized commits; existing commits are left untouched.

Create a new branch off the default base (not the current HEAD, so unrelated commits stay behind) and move all uncommitted changes onto it. Use when you started work on the wrong branch or on main.

create or open a GitHub pull request (PR) from the current branch with a title and body that follow the repo's conventions and the user's writing style

Organize uncommitted changes or messy commits on the current branch into clean, categorized commits grouped by purpose. Can reset and rewrite already-committed (even pushed) history.

Drive a change to a merged PR end to end, building or resuming the PR, looping over CI and review threads to address feedback, and merging once the repo's required-check gate passes.

Write a maintainer-style summary review of a GitHub PR (shortcomings, modifications, potential fixes) for the original author, run after review fixes are applied.