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ikotelkin

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    Dialog Tree · ikotelkin bundle
    Maintain a visual "dialog tree" — a data file plus a self-contained HTML viewer in the project repo that map the branches of a long conversation (user questions → the steps/variants of the answers) as an interactive tree with resolve/delete marks and a "built up to" marker for incremental updates. Use whenever the user asks to "create/set up a dialog tree", "update the tree", "add this to the tree", "show open branches", or mentions dialog-tree.html — and proactively offer it when a deep-dive discussion branches enough that the user risks losing track of unexplored side-threads.
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    Working Memory · ikotelkin bundle
    Maintain a project's mid-term working memory — a WORKING.md file in the repo holding the current stage's state (decision log, what was tried and failed, what's next) so it survives context compaction and new sessions. Use to set up WORKING.md in a project, to read it at the start of a session, to checkpoint progress into it after a meaningful step or before /compact, and to consolidate settled conclusions into long-term assistant memory (then reset WORKING.md) when a stage completes. Triggers: "set up working memory", "checkpoint", "save state", "resume where we left off", "consolidate memory", "end of stage", or a mention of WORKING.md.
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    Frugal Subagents · ikotelkin bundle
    On Claude Fable 5.1 or Opus, subagents inherit the session's expensive model and can spawn more of themselves, so one research fan-out can burn the usage limit in minutes; this plugin's PreToolUse hook runs every subagent on a cheap model unless one is named explicitly, blocks nested spawns and caps spawns per session, and this skill says how to delegate well under those rules. Use whenever the session is about to delegate — spawning agents, running web scans or research passes in parallel, "fan out", "run a fleet of agents", "search across many sites", comparing listings/prices/flights/apartments/suppliers across the web — and whenever the user says subagents burn through the limit, agents spawned more agents, asks to "limit subagents", "run agents on a cheaper model", "set up frugal subagents", "which model did the helpers use", or when Claude Code reports that the frugal-subagents hook failed to run (Node.js missing).
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