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Research unfamiliar implementation work before coding. Use when work is ambiguous, version-sensitive, or risky and requires repo mapping, local reuse, upstream patterns, or current docs.

Create, inspect, edit, persist, and verify tldraw canvases through the tldraw Desktop local Canvas API without mouse-driven Computer Use. Use for scripted `.tldraw` diagrams, architecture drawings, flowcharts, canvas cleanup, bound connectors, screenshots, document scripts, or requests to automate an installed tldraw app through HTTP APIs.

Turn vague ideas into verifiable Codex goals. Use when the user mentions goal mode, /goal, create_goal, autonomous work, or asks for an interview before goal creation.

Organize an existing Git tree into logical commits and push them. Use when asked to commit everything, smart commit, group changes, clean the commit stack, or push work.

Upgrade raw prompts into execution-ready instructions. Use when asked to improve a prompt, add context, tool, verification, or done rules, extract a template, or design an enhancement hook.

Build dependency-aware plans from goals, incidents, backlogs, or priorities. Use when priority conflicts with execution order and Codex must test prerequisites or mitigations, preserve absorbed-work traceability, or explain why lower-priority work happens first.