claudeblattman

Send a task or question to Claude Code and/or Gemini as external subagents and report back what they said. Use when the user asks to ask Claude, ask Gemini, ask both, get a second opinion, split reviewer roles, or compare external agents.

Smoke-test skill for the starter kit. Confirms the plugin installed and skills load. Use when the user runs /kit-hello or asks to verify the starter kit installation.

Wrap up the current session by writing a short HANDOFF.md in the project folder, so the next session can resume quickly. Use when the user says done, wrap up, close this out, or capture the session.

Turn a rough, dictated, or ambiguous request into a clear, structured task, then carry it out. Use when a request is conversational, messy, underspecified, or high-stakes enough to deserve careful framing before work begins.

Review a proposed plan with a single-pass structured critique and a clear verdict. Use when the user asks to review a plan, stress-test a plan, critique a workflow, identify risks, or improve an execution sequence.

Dispatch a small panel of critic agents in parallel on a plan, draft, or decision, then synthesize their raw critiques in a separate fresh-context pass. Use when the user asks for a council, a panel of critics, or a multi-angle review.

Close out a work session: write a short HANDOFF.md snapshot so the next session picks up where this one left off. Run at the end of any substantive session.

One-time starter-kit setup: detects optional AI engines (Codex, Gemini), confirms each with you, writes the engines config, and optionally personalizes how Claude writes for you. Safe to re-run anytime.

Turn a rough request into a clear, structured prompt, show it, then run it. Use when your request is rough, dictated, or messy, when one real ask is buried in a long brain dump, or when you want to refine or improve an existing prompt (refine mode returns the improved prompt without running it).

Stress-test a plan before acting on it. Finds blind spots, missing steps, and wishful thinking, then gives a clear verdict — APPROVE, or REVISE with a fixed-up plan. Substantive plans get a council of critics by default; `quick` or `single-pass` runs one fast review instead. Use right after plan mode, or on any plan file.