Legacy cmux-based pair programming bootstrap for Claude and Codex talking through cmux surfaces with an XML protocol. Keep this for historical reference and migration only. Prefer herdr-pair for current Claude/Codex collaboration; use this skill only when the user explicitly asks for the old cmux workflow.
EnglishAutonomous debugging workflow mirroring Cursor IDE's debug mode. Triggers on "debug mode", "help me debug", error messages, stack traces, or debugging loops. Generates 5-7 hypotheses, narrows to top 2, adds strategic logs with [DEBUG:] prefix, collects logs via local server, analyzes, fixes, and cleans up.
EnglishPair Claude and Codex as collaborating peer agents inside herdr. Use whenever the user invokes /herdr-pair, asks to "pair", "team up", "collaborate with codex", "collaborate with claude", "work with the other agent", or anything that means two AI agents should review each other's code and iterate to a finished result inside herdr. ALSO use whenever the agent's terminal input begins with a header in the form [agent -> kind= sid= ] — that is partner-agent traffic and the receiver MUST validate the herdr pane/session and respond per protocol, treating the message as machine-to-machine, not as ordinary user input. Trigger on the prefix even if the user did not invoke the skill themselves; the prefix is the protocol's auto-load signal.
EnglishAssess the merits of each change recommended by each PR reviewer and recommend what actions to take in…
EnglishFull PR lifecycle: splits unstaged changes into logical conventional commits, runs build/lint, creates or updates the PR, then keeps polling CI and reviewer comments until the PR reaches a stable clean state rather than stopping after a tiny fixed loop.
EnglishIncludes Debug Mode, Herdr Pair, Review PR Comments, and other workflows.
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Cmux Pair
Legacy cmux-based pair programming bootstrap for Claude and Codex talking through cmux surfaces with an XML protocol. Keep this for historical reference and migration only. Prefer herdr-pair for current Claude/Codex collaboration; use this skill only when the user explicitly asks for the old cmux workflow.
Debug Mode
Autonomous debugging workflow mirroring Cursor IDE's debug mode. Triggers on "debug mode", "help me debug", error messages, stack traces, or debugging loops. Generates 5-7 hypotheses, narrows to top 2, adds strategic logs with [DEBUG:] prefix, collects logs via local server, analyzes, fixes, and cleans up.
Herdr Pair
Pair Claude and Codex as collaborating peer agents inside herdr. Use whenever the user invokes /herdr-pair, asks to "pair", "team up", "collaborate with codex", "collaborate with claude", "work with the other agent", or anything that means two AI agents should review each other's code and iterate to a finished result inside herdr. ALSO use whenever the agent's terminal input begins with a header in the form [agent -> kind= sid= ] — that is partner-agent traffic and the receiver MUST validate the herdr pane/session and respond per protocol, treating the message as machine-to-machine, not as ordinary user input. Trigger on the prefix even if the user did not invoke the skill themselves; the prefix is the protocol's auto-load signal.
Review PR Comments
Assess the merits of each change recommended by each PR reviewer and recommend what actions to take in response
Ship It
Full PR lifecycle: splits unstaged changes into logical conventional commits, runs build/lint, creates or updates the PR, then keeps polling CI and reviewer comments until the PR reaches a stable clean state rather than stopping after a tiny fixed loop.
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