vivek-x-jha

Verify dotfiles environment, XDG path, and managed symlink changes through clean shells and the real installed CLI.

Goal-directed session handoff for a fresh agent thread (Amp-style extraction, not lossy compaction). Use when the user runs /handoff, asks to hand off context, start a new session with a focused goal, split work to another thread, or preserve continuity before ending a session. Argument is the goal for the next session — e.g. "/handoff implement phase one of the plan" or "/handoff debug the checkout 400 error".

Maintain and audit the SourDiesel color system in the dotfiles repo. Use when Codex needs to change palette values, add or align eva and Neovim web-devicon mappings, update a SourDiesel consumer, investigate color drift, regenerate the color inventory, or validate theme changes.

Run a validated git flow: inspect status and diff, run checks, stage logical changes, commit with conventional messages, merge behind existing branches with the default branch, push updated branches, and leave the repo on the default branch.

Build a LaTeX worksheet or cheatsheet in the practice-sheets repo, clean non-PDF artifacts after a successful latexmk build, and verify the PDF remains. Use when the user asks to build, rebuild, clean, compile, or verify a .tex file in this repo.

Create a new worksheet in the practice-sheets repo for algebra, algebra2, arithmetic, calculus, geometry, or teasers; follow AGENTS.md subject guidance, match existing LaTeX style, build the PDF, clean artifacts, and report source/PDF paths.

Compact the current conversation into a temporary Markdown handoff for a fresh Codex conversation or another coding agent. Use when the user asks to hand off, resume elsewhere, continue in a new conversation, preserve session context, or prepare work before clearing or switching context.

Manage the personal 2FA backup-code repository at /Users/mubuntu/Documents/2fa. Use when the user asks to add a service/site to the 2FA README, import or move downloaded backup/recovery-code files from ~/Downloads, normalize a code filename to the site2fa.txt convention, review an import, or commit and push those changes.

Initialize or scaffold a new project using the local templates repository. Use when starting a project, creating a repository, adding baseline project configuration, or setting up Python, Node, Lua, Rust, or LaTeX tooling. Inspect and reuse the matching local template before creating configuration files from scratch.