Run Claude CLI in non-interactive mode to review git diffs between branches or commits and return severity-ordered findings with file references. Use when a user asks for a "Claude review", wants a second-opinion code review from Claude, or needs fast triage of a large branch diff like master...feature.
Create strict JSON execution plans with Claude Code and return machine-readable handoff objects for planner-executor workflows. Use when a user asks for a 2-step planner to executor pipeline, wants Claude to produce a structured plan schema, or needs validated plan JSON before step-by-step execution.
Delegate a bounded local coding task to the Copilot CLI, either as a single non-interactive run or as multiple tmux workers with per-task logs. Use when the user explicitly wants local `copilot --yolo` execution with strict file ownership, prompt files, and post-run review.
Detect and remove dead/unused code using language-appropriate static analysis tools (ruff+vulture, knip, cargo clippy, golangci-lint, etc.). Use when cleaning up after vibe-coding, AI-generated code, or any session that may have left unused imports, dead functions, or unreachable exports.
Run tasks through the Gemini CLI and then review, verify, and evaluate the resulting changes. Use when the user asks to delegate work to Gemini (or says "use gemini") and expects a follow-up review of the edits, diffs, or outputs.
Request or re-request GitHub Copilot review on the open PR for the current branch, or on a specified PR number, using gh CLI; verify gh auth first, trigger the reviewer request, and confirm GitHub recorded a fresh review request event.
Update a Docker-based Home Assistant deployment to the latest stable image and verify the service is healthy afterward. Use when a user asks to upgrade Home Assistant, check whether a Docker-based HA update is safe, or recover Home Assistant after an image refresh.
Use when the user wants direct terminal-driven interaction with a live Obsidian vault through the official Obsidian CLI. Covers concrete vault operations such as note CRUD, daily-note workflows, vault search, tasks, links, plugin management, and sync/history checks performed against a running Obsidian desktop app.