Set up worktree-plus for a repo — manage git config (baseBranch, branchPrefix, dirBase, guessRemote) and build the .worktreeinclude / .worktreelink files by scanning which gitignored files actually exist. Use when the user asks to set up or configure worktree-plus, view or change worktree settings, reset the plugin config, or decide which gitignored files should be copied or symlinked into new worktrees.
Delegate an implementation task to Codex, then Claude reviews the result. Use when asked "codex rescue", "delegate to codex", "have codex do it", or wants Codex to implement or fix something.
Check Codex CLI, auth, Official plugin status, and configure defaults. Use when asked "codex setup", "configure codex", "install codex", or when another codex-advisor skill reports setup issues.
Diagnose Claude Code environment health — context budget, description obesity, trigger collisions, hooks, MCP, plugins, CLAUDE.md, memory, and skill-security scan. Use when asked to audit the environment, check context budget, review plugins, or scan installed skills for risky patterns.
Visualize git diffs as interactive HTML reports with architecture diagrams, change analysis, and side-by-side split-diff of the actual changed code. Use when asked to visualize, review, or summarize a diff, branch, commit, or PR — including seeing the real changed lines, not just a summary. Accepts branch names, commit hashes, HEAD, PR numbers, or commit ranges.
Convert any markdown document into a diagram-enriched visual HTML report. Use when asked to visualize, illustrate, or create a visual report from a document with diagrams. Single md file input. Also trigger when: "make this document visual", "add diagrams to this doc", "turn this markdown into a report", "visualize this README/ADR/spec", or any request to render a document with embedded diagrams.
Analyze agent extensions and generate self-contained HTML wiki reports with security audit and architecture diagrams. Use when asked to analyze, audit, or document a plugin. Triggers on GitHub plugin URLs or local plugin paths.
Verify factual accuracy of a document against the codebase and git history. Use when asked to verify, fact-check, or audit claims in a report or document. Accepts a file path or auto-detects the most recent HTML report.