End-to-end execution of a GitHub issue via `/ir:exec [mode] <N>` — open a worktree, investigate, then either present a visual HTML plan for approval or proceed straight to implementation (mode-dependent), open a PR, review it with /code-review, fix findings, simplify, hand back the PR link with a test-or-merge recommendation, and land the merge on request. `mode` defaults to `auto`, which picks `plan` or `full` from the issue's `/ir:triage` signals. Triggers on "/ir:exec", "exec issue", "implement issue", "plan issue", or when the user gives an issue number/URL and asks to plan, implement, or land it.
Build and publish an irrlicht release. Bumps version, builds Go daemon + Swift app, creates signed app bundle with icon, packages DMG (branded installer) + PKG, updates docs/changelog/landing page, commits, tags, pushes, and creates GitHub release with assets. Default: patch bump. Use "/ir:release minor" or "/ir:release major".
Audit all project documentation for understandability, completeness, and validity using objective, binary criteria, then fix every finding directly in place. Filing a GitHub issue is the rare fallback — only for a finding whose fix is genuinely ambiguous or that fails verification after being applied. Every finding is anchored to a quoted location and stamped with a stable ID so independent runs converge. Triggers on "/ir:doc-review", "audit docs", "review documentation", "check the docs", "doc audit". Supports a --report-only dry run that changes nothing and files nothing.
Check latest releases of coding agents monitored by irrlicht (Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Pi, Gas Town, Aider, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Kiro CLI, Antigravity, Mistral Vibe) and report new features that impact session monitoring. Use when user says 'agent releases', 'check releases', 'agent updates', '/ir:agent-releases', or wants to know if upstream agent changes affect irrlicht.
Autonomously triage GitHub issues on ingo-eichhorst/Irrlicht. Diagnostic-only: scores each issue against a 7-axis readiness rubric and lands it at ready-for-agent or needs-info, with a one-line justification per label. Triggers: "/ir:triage" (sweep), "/ir:triage #N" (single), "/ir:triage #N #M".
Build and run a dev irrlicht daemon and/or macOS Swift app for local testing. Two independent axes: MODE (replace, default — takes over production on port 7837/production state; separate — coexists on port 7838/isolated state) and TARGET (full, default — daemon + app; daemon — just rebuild+restart irrlichd, leave the running app to reconnect; macos — just rebuild+relaunch the Swift app against whatever daemon is already up). Use when the user says "test mac", "restart mac", "rebuild mac", "restart just the daemon", "rebuild the mac app only", or "/ir:test-mac".
Judge one (agent, scenario) cell across the three pillars — agent capability, daemon sensor capture, driver capability — on cited evidence, then author the cell's recipe and machine-checkable spec. Writes the cell metadata via `of cell write` and the spec (expected.jsonl) via `of cell spec`. No live recording. Invoked as `/ir:onboarding-factory assess <agent> <scenario>`.
Carry one assessed cell to a committed, verified recording: check prerequisites, port any missing driver step, drive the live agent CLI under a recording daemon via `of record run`, verify EVERY websocket observation (state + model + cost + tokens + agent) via `of record verify`, refresh the replay golden, and commit. Backflows a correction into the cell when the live recording disagrees with the assessment. Invoked as `/ir:onboarding-factory record <agent> <scenario>`.