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   Iddt · deltafly

   IDDT — "full automap reveal." A recon mode: for an unfamiliar or long-unseen project it reveals the whole map — architecture, entry points, key folders and files, data flow, tech stack, where things live. It runs Glob + Grep + Explore subagents and caches a compact "MAP REVEALED" overview. Use when the user types /iddt, or asks to "map this out", "show the project structure", "what's in this repo", "where do I start", "give me an overview of the codebase", "recon", or in Hungarian "térképezd fel", "mutasd a projekt szerkezetét", "mi van ebben a repóban", "hol kezdjek hozzá", "adj áttekintést a kódbázisról" — and proactively when starting work in an unknown codebase where you need to get oriented first.
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   Iddqd · deltafly bundle

   IDDQD — "god mode" / invincibility. A bulletproof safety-harness mode for risky or hard-to-reverse work: it FIRST creates a real restore point (runs a bundled script — git stash-create snapshot, or a timestamped .bak), ONLY THEN touches anything, then verifies hard (tests, running the app, adversarial self-review of the diff), and only calls it done after verification — on failure it says so honestly and offers a rollback. Use when the user types /iddqd, or asks to "make this bulletproof", "god mode", "don't let it break", "safety net", "add a guard", or in Hungarian "csináld golyóállóra", "nehogy eltörjön", "biztonsági háló", "ne basszunk el semmit" — and proactively before any dangerous, wide-reaching or hard-to-reverse change (mass file edits, migrations, deletes, build/deploy config).
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   Idkfa · deltafly

   IDKFA — "all weapons, full ammo, all keys." An arm-up / equip mode before a big task: it surveys the available arsenal (skills, MCP connectors, tools), flags missing keys (auth), pulls in the relevant memory/project context, then goes in at full capacity. Use when the user types /idkfa, or asks to "arm up", "load everything", "what tools do you have for this", "prep everything for this", or in Hungarian "fegyverkezz fel", "full arzenál", "készíts elő mindent ehhez", "milyen eszközöd van erre" — and generally at the start of any complex task where it's worth taking stock of the full toolkit before diving in.
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   Idclev · deltafly

   IDCLEV — "level warp." Jump straight to the target: the user gives a target (a file, function, symbol, feature area, error message), this locates it fast (Grep/Glob), opens it, orients briefly, and IMMEDIATELY continues the requested action there — skipping the hunt. Use when the user types /idclev, or says "warp to", "take me to X", "jump straight to", "where is X and fix it", or in Hungarian "ugorj a", "vigyél a ...-hez", "menjünk egyből a", "hol van a ... és javítsd" — and when work needs to happen at a specific named location and long navigation is wasted.
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   Idclip · deltafly

   IDCLIP — "no-clip, through walls." An obstacle-bypass / anti-stuck mode: when an error, dependency, permission wall, or a repeatedly-failing approach blocks you, it systematically finds a WAY AROUND instead of headbutting the same wall. It names the wall, lists at least 3 alternative routes, tries the most promising, and keeps a ledger so it never repeats a failure. Use when the user types /idclip, or says "I'm stuck", "this isn't working", "find another way", "go around it", "workaround", or in Hungarian "elakadtam", "nem megy sehogy", "kerüld meg", "van rá másik út" — and proactively when the same approach fails a second or third time.
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   Idmypos · deltafly bundle

   IDMYPOS — "show coordinates." An orientation / status mode: a fast, cheap status report of where you are RIGHT NOW — working directory, git state (if any), which task you're on, what's been done this session, and the next step. It runs a bundled read-only script for the real git/dir data and fills the rest from session context and relevant memory, printing a compact "POSITION" readout. Use when the user types /idmypos, or asks "where are we", "what's the state", "what have we done", "where are we now", "status", or in Hungarian "hol tartunk", "mi a helyzet", "mit csináltunk eddig", "merre járunk" — and when you need to re-orient during a long task.
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   Idbehold · deltafly

   IDBEHOLD — "power-up menu." The central menu of the DOOM pack: it lists all the Doom-themed cheat skills and what each does, like the in-game power-up selector. Pure reference/menu, it does no work. Use when the user types /idbehold, or asks "what cheats do I have", "show the doom pack", "list the doom skills", "what can the cheats do", "doom menu", or in Hungarian "milyen cheatek vannak", "mutasd a doom packot", "mik a doom skillek" — and when the user doesn't know which Doom mode to call for a situation.
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