careylzh
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- ▌ Skill 4 Code Continuator · careylzhTask-list-driven coding continuation workflow. Use when the user asks Codex to continue work from TODOs, task lists, markdown checklists, project notes, ralph-tui state, progress logs, or a directory of pending code tasks; find the active task source, choose or continue the next actionable item, implement it with focused validation, and update the task record when done or blocked.
- ▌ Homebrew Dev Machine Setup · careylzh bundleBootstrap or verify a macOS Homebrew-based software engineering workstation, especially Apple Silicon home-lab machines. Use when Codex is asked to install global developer tooling such as Python, Node/npm, pnpm, yarn, pipx, uv, Git/GitHub CLI, jq/yq, ripgrep/fd/fzf, build tools, or to check that a newly configured Mac did not add services, global package surprises, or obvious backdoor-like background agents.
- ▌ Skill 3 Initiate Synthesis · careylzh bundleInitiate and conduct auditable synthesis across local files, directories, repositories, URLs, papers, notes, datasets, and mixed sources. Use when Codex must consolidate sources for repository work, paper or literature-review writing, evidence mapping, qualitative or quantitative synthesis, classification, comparison, gap analysis, or a source-grounded discussion. Emphasize explicit scope, systematic source intake, claim-level provenance, critical appraisal, contradictory and negative evidence, calibrated conclusions, and reproducible outputs.
- ▌ Skill 2 Execute Manual Flows · careylzhRuntime/manual-flow execution workflow for proving app behavior in simulators, emulators, browsers, devices, or GUI apps. Use when Codex should launch the relevant target, perform a user-facing or integration flow, collect stdout/stderr/logs/screenshots, inspect failures, retry with a better hypothesis, and hand back exact manual reproduction instructions. Especially useful after skill-1 implementation when build/tests pass but runtime behavior still needs evidence.
- ▌ Skill 4 Apple Notes Discovery · careylzh bundleFind, read, clean, and synthesize Apple Notes used for requirements gathering, stakeholder interviews, design-thinking discovery, empathy research, meeting notes, field notes, PRD/source-context gathering, or notes with embedded images/base64 content. Use when the user references an Apple Note by title, asks Codex to inspect meeting notes, extract stakeholder needs, summarize discovery findings, identify requirements, convert Notes to clean Markdown/text, or use Apple Notes as source material.
- ▌ Skill 1 Atomic Autonomous Coding · careylzhAutonomous coding and debugging workflow for turning a user's initial product requirement, feature request, bug report, or acceptance criteria into completed, validated code changes. Use when Codex should work independently for an extended period across any repo: infer the contract from early user context, inspect code, implement or debug in scoped checkpoints, validate with builds/tests/runtime checks, avoid unrelated worktree changes, commit clean slices, and report only blockers or final results.
- ▌ Ensure Tooling · careylzh bundleEnsure required software engineering tools are present before coding, testing, building, debugging, or running developer workflows. Use when a task depends on missing or uncertain CLI tooling, package managers, language runtimes, SDKs, linters, test runners, build tools, browsers, database CLIs, cloud/devops CLIs, or repo-specific generators; when an install command fails because a command is not found; when onboarding a repo; or when verifying that a development environment has the tools needed for the requested work.
- ▌ Terminal Lag Recovery · careylzh bundleRecover a sluggish or stalling Codex terminal typing interface by inspecting and terminating unused zeroclaw processes. Use when the user says the CLI, terminal UI, Codex TUI, typing interface, or input responsiveness is lagging, stalling, slow, frozen, or delayed and asks for system recovery, cleanup, or killing zeroclaw workers/threads/processes.