home-configuration

Build, serve, and watch a morph page, a single .jsx file previewed locally with hot reload whose state lives in the file itself (useMorph) and which can run approved shell commands (useShell). Serving always includes watching the output, since the reader's clicks and comments come back through the file for you to act on. Use whenever you author, serve, or respond to a morph document.

Format, lint, test, and commit changes. Detects repo tooling automatically.

Review uncommitted changes for issues, missed items, and improvements. Use after finishing a substantial change, before committing, or when the user asks to check the work.

Read and control tmux panes from inside a tmux session - see what other panes show, send commands to them, create splits, run long-lived processes. ALWAYS use when asked about another pane, before running any tmux command, or when a command needs a real TTY or would outlive the shell tool timeout.