Justin
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- ▌ Jww Handoff · justin bundleWrite and resume a canonical handoff file for work that spans sessions, interruptions, or phases. Takes an optional mode argument, write or resume, and an optional task slug. Use when a task is paused, resumed, approaching a context limit, or split across review and implementation. Do not use for work that completes within the current session.
- ▌ Jww Swift Style · justin bundleStyle Swift code for JWW projects. Use when generating, editing, or reviewing application, package, extension, or test code that must match Justin's conventions; do not use for non-Swift work or as a substitute for platform-specific implementation skills.
- ▌ Jww Git Workflow · justin bundleApply Justin's detailed Git and pull-request workflow. Use when planning or performing branches, commits, rebases, history cleanup, pushes, pull requests, or GitHub work. Do not use for read-only Git inspection or when a repository's own workflow documentation already covers the task.
- ▌ Jww Codex Maintenance · justin bundleAudit and reduce Codex desktop and CLI local-state bloat without deleting history or editing private app state. Use when Codex feels slow, logs or sessions consume substantial disk space, stale task worktrees accumulate, configuration contains dead project paths, or the user wants a repeatable maintenance report. Default to a read-only audit; perform archival or rotation only when the user explicitly requests cleanup.
- ▌ Jww Bounded Investigation · justin bundleKeep a written evidence ledger and delegate whole-repository searches during investigation that spans many files. Use for debugging, audits, and archaeology where the relevant code's location is unknown. Do not use when the relevant files are already identified, or for ordinary edits to known code.
- ▌ Jww Repository Validation · justin bundleSelect, run, and report proportionate validation for repository changes when no more specific validation workflow applies. Use after editing code, configuration, templates, documentation, or automation; do not use when a language-specific skill already covers the change.