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- ▌ Codex Prompt · takeoff69 bundleGenerate structured, self-contained Codex task prompts. Use when the user asks for a Codex prompt, delegation task, fix, build, audit, ops/tuning, refactor, PR-series, or master-session brief to hand to another Codex run. Grounds every cited path and command, distinguishes directive from investigative work, and binds completion to explicit evidence.
- ▌ Retro Distill · takeoff69 bundleRun a self-distillation retrospective on recent OpenAI Codex sessions (or any Agent-Skills-compatible agent). Use when the user says 'retro,' 'retrospective,' 'distill,' 'what did we learn,' 'review sessions,' 'self-improve,' or after completing a major chunk of work. Covers three modes: quick retro (single session), deep distillation (batch review), and failure analysis. Outputs updates to skills, memories, AGENTS.md, and anti-pattern lists.
- ▌ Session Close · takeoff69 bundleClose a coding-agent session with durable repository state, proportional verification, documentation reconciliation, and a useful handoff. Use when the user says close out, wrap up, end session, session report, doc sync, preserve work, or asks for a final commit and push before stopping.
- ▌ Verify Honestly · takeoff69 bundleChoose proportional verification and write evidence-bounded completion claims for coding-agent work. Use before saying work is fixed, done, working, passing, shipped, or deployed; when asked to verify a change; when relying on another agent's findings; or when reporting counts, artifact properties, UI behavior, live data, or production state.
- ▌ Gate Engineering · takeoff69 bundleDesign, implement, review, or repair durable quality gates such as linters, CI checks, tripwires, corpus detectors, contract suites, and snapshot or golden tests. Use when asked to add a check that catches a defect, when a recurring defect needs class-wide prevention, when a gate is being trusted or recalibrated, or when all-green output may be misleading.
- ▌ Git Under Contention · takeoff69 bundleOperate Git safely when multiple humans or coding agents may share a repository, checkout, index, branches, or worktrees. Use before staging, committing, pushing, merging, rebasing, creating or removing worktrees, recovering apparently lost edits, handling staged files you did not touch, or preserving unfinished agent work under parallel-session contention.