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   Windows Compile · tokugero

   Cross-compile Windows PE binaries (offensive C/C++ PoCs, DLLs, service abuse tools) on Linux with the MinGW-w64 cross toolchain — no Wine, no VM. Use when a target needs a .exe/.dll built from a Visual Studio / .vcxproj source tree (Perfusion, PrintSpoofer, potato variants, custom shellcode loaders). Encodes the Linux-vs-MSVC gotchas that break a naive build.
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   Publish · tokugero

   Validate the Jekyll site with Playwright and publish if it passes. Use when the user wants to build, preview, and push site changes.
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   Ctf Writeup · tokugero bundle

   Turn an HTB/THM engagement notebook (~/ctf/htb/**/engagement.ipynb) into a narrow, fact-checked, tag-indexed Jekyll writeup on this blog. Reconstruct the chain, interview the operator for the reasoning that isn't in the notebook, verify every external fact and link, then assemble and build. Use when publishing a CTF/box writeup from a Jupyter engagement notebook.
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   Tdd · tokugero

   Implements a feature or fix using strict red-green-refactor TDD cycles. Confirms interfaces and behaviours before writing any code. Invoke with /tdd <task description>.
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   Template Update · tokugero

   Incorporate an insight, protocol, or convention from another agent session into the opencode-project-template. Extracts the pattern, places it in the right template file, and bumps the version. Invoke with /template-update when you have a conversation excerpt or lesson learned that should be codified into the template.
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   Grill Me · tokugero

   Conducts a relentless interview about every aspect of a plan or idea, walking down each branch of the design tree until shared understanding is reached. Invoke with /grill-me before starting any significant design or implementation work.
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   Write A Prd · tokugero

   Transforms a conversation or idea into a Product Requirements Document (PRD) with user stories, then submits it as a Forgejo issue. Invoke with /write-a-prd when ready to formalise a feature or initiative.
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   Example Skill · tokugero bundle

   One-sentence description of what this skill does and when to invoke it via /example-skill.
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   Prd To Issues · tokugero

   Converts a PRD (Forgejo issue or local file) into independently executable Forgejo issues organised as vertical slices through integration layers. Invoke with /prd-to-issues <issue-url-or-path>.
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    Context Update · tokugero

    Refresh .abstract.md (L0) and .overview.md (L1) across all subsystems. Diff mode (default) updates only subsystems modified since the last index; regeneration mode rewrites everything. Invoke with /context-update when indexes may be stale, before running the large task planning protocol, or after significant refactors.
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    Sdlc Audit · tokugero

    Repeatable codebase audit & fix cycle using parallel agent teams. Phases: audit, consolidate, fix, validate. All output stays in docs/.tmp/ (gitignored, never committed). Supports delta-scoped audits via --since=<tag> to review only changed files and their adjacent code paths (cost-effective for continuous use).
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    Sdlc Review · tokugero

    Read-only codebase review using parallel audit agents. Produces consolidated findings and exceptions in docs/.tmp/ without making any code changes.
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    Improve Codebase Architecture · tokugero

    Analyses codebase structure to identify unclear module boundaries and suggests architectural improvements that make the code easier to test and easier for agents to navigate. Invoke with /improve-codebase-architecture. Read-only — produces a prioritised findings report, no code changes.
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