elliothux
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- ▌ Build Loop · elliothuxManual project-local build loop. Use only when the user explicitly invokes `$build-loop`, `/build-loop`, or says to use the build-loop skill. Do not invoke automatically for ordinary build, implementation, debugging, or long-running work.
- ▌ Handoff · elliothux bundleUse when the user sends /handoff, asks to hand off the current task, or wants a resumable session record that preserves the active conversation goal. Capture the latest user intent, important user messages, decisions, constraints, progress, risks, blockers, current branch, changed files, commands, and next steps to repository-root HANDOFF.md. Use when the user sends /handoff resume to read HANDOFF.md first and continue the previous work from that saved state.
- ▌ Codex Source Review · elliothux bundleReview implementations that aim to stay compatible with upstream OpenAI Codex source. Use when Codex is asked to review or audit code, PRs, diffs, plans, or architecture for browser/wasm Codex agent work, especially to check reuse of external/codex, copy/paste fidelity, mock/injection boundaries, destructive upstream source edits, custom implementations, and source-reference comments pointing to upstream Codex files.
- ▌ Simplify · elliothux bundleSimplify recently modified Lynx business code while preserving behavior. Use to remove unnecessary wrappers, hooks, DI, transforms, duplicate types, and stale wiring; prefer direct imports, plain functions, existing APIs, root-cause fixes, and one source of truth. Do not trigger for test-only refactors.
- ▌ Anti Cheating · elliothux bundleAudit the current Lynx branch and working tree for test-, fixture-, demo-, page-, domain-, or scenario-tuned production logic. Use for anti-cheating reviews of code, prompts, skills, tool descriptions, or e2e-related changes; do not use for general code review.
- ▌ Grok Executor · elliothux bundleDelegate a concrete, locally authorized implementation task from Codex as planner and reviewer to the official Grok Build CLI as executor. Use when the user explicitly asks Codex to have Grok, SuperGrok, or Grok CLI implement, fix, test, or modify code, or asks for a Codex-planner/Grok-executor workflow. Do not trigger for ordinary coding tasks that do not request Grok, or for external commits, pushes, deployments, publication, or production mutations.
- ▌ Cf Compatibility Check · elliothux bundleReview branch and working-tree implementation changes for conformance with open-compute's Cloudflare Workers runtime target under explicit single-machine self-host exclusions. Use when checking new Workers, Durable Objects, Queues, Workflows, R2, D1, KV, binding, type, or runtime behavior against current Cloudflare; report evidence-backed findings without editing. Do not use for Cloudflare management API parity or general code review.