higherorderfunctor

Use when you need to create or update a reference doc from a repo's wiki, docs, and issues. Fetches and distills into a focused reference.

Use when you need a multi-perspective review of this repo. Spawns 6 specialized reviewers (git expert, agentic UX, human UX, nix expert, FP/DRY expert, consistency auditor). Aggregates findings, deduplicates, respects recorded decisions, and proposes changes with human approval.

Use when you need to fix, correct, or update content in an earlier commit. Absorbs staged changes into correct stack commits INSTEAD of running git absorb or git commit --fixup via Bash. Prevents: missed dry-run preview, leftover staged changes going unnoticed, forgetting to restack. Falls back to guided manual amend when absorb cannot route hunks.

Use when you need to plan commits, restructure a stack, or commit uncommitted work as organized atomic commits. Builds a stack from a description, uncommitted work, or existing commits INSTEAD of manual git rebase -i, git reset --soft, or ad-hoc git move sequences. Prevents: wrong commit ordering, forward references, git move -F panics, untested intermediates.

Use when you need to break up, split, or decompose a large commit into smaller atomic commits. Use INSTEAD of manual git rebase -i + edit or git reset HEAD^. Prevents: non-working intermediate commits, wrong split ordering, missed downstream restack.

Use when you need to push, submit, or create pull requests for a commit stack. Syncs, validates, and pushes INSTEAD of manual git sync + git submit + PR/MR creation. Handles branch creation, stacked PR/MR creation with correct base branches, and sentinel commit exclusion.

Use when you need to audit, analyze, or review stack quality before restructuring. Produces a structured summary with per-commit classification, philosophy audit, and violation flags. Output feeds directly into /stack-plan restructure mode. Use INSTEAD of manual git log inspection.

Use when you need to run tests or formatters across every commit in a stack. Use INSTEAD of manual git test run or looping git checkout + test. Prevents: untested commits, wrong parallelism settings, cache misunderstandings.

Use when you need to fix, correct, or update content in an earlier commit. Absorbs staged changes into correct stack commits INSTEAD of running git absorb or git commit --fixup via Bash. Prevents: missed dry-run preview, leftover staged changes going unnoticed, forgetting to restack. Falls back to guided manual amend when absorb cannot route hunks.

Use when you need to plan commits, restructure a stack, or commit uncommitted work as organized atomic commits. Builds a stack from a description, uncommitted work, or existing commits INSTEAD of manual git rebase -i, git reset --soft, or ad-hoc git move sequences. Prevents: wrong commit ordering, forward references, git move -F panics, untested intermediates.

Use when you need to break up, split, or decompose a large commit into smaller atomic commits. Use INSTEAD of manual git rebase -i + edit or git reset HEAD^. Prevents: non-working intermediate commits, wrong split ordering, missed downstream restack.

Use when you need to push, submit, or create pull requests for a commit stack. Syncs, validates, and pushes INSTEAD of manual git sync + git submit + PR/MR creation. Handles branch creation, stacked PR/MR creation with correct base branches.

Use when you need to audit, analyze, or review stack quality before restructuring. Produces a structured summary with per-commit classification, philosophy audit, and violation flags. Output feeds directly into /stack-plan restructure mode. Use INSTEAD of manual git log inspection.

Use when you need to run tests or formatters across every commit in a stack. Use INSTEAD of manual git test run or looping git checkout + test. Prevents: untested commits, wrong parallelism settings, cache misunderstandings.

Fetch and distill a repo's wiki, docs, and issues into a focused reference doc

Absorb staged changes into the correct commits in the current stack

Restructure a range of commits into a clean, atomic stack ordered by concern

Break a large commit into a reviewable stack of small atomic commits

Sync stack with main, run tests, and submit all branches to remote

Run tests or formatters across all commits in a stack