weave-auditAudit the whole repository for removable code: dead modules, needless dependencies, duplicate helpers, dead flexibility, and custom code a native feature or the stdlib replaces. Ranked list, biggest cut first. Use when the user says "weave audit", "/weave-audit", "audit this repo", "find bloat", or
weave-debtCollect deliberate shortcuts into one ledger: `weave:` markers in the code plus the Open / blocked items and verification gaps in .weave/state.md, so a deferral cannot quietly become permanent. Use when the user says "weave debt", "/weave-debt", "what did we defer", "list the shortcuts", or "known c
weave-gainShow the measured terminal-output reduction for this project from local Weave run history: bytes received versus presented, percentage saved, and approximate tokens. Use when the user says "weave gain", "/weave-gain", "token savings", "output savings", or "Weave scoreboard". One-shot display, change
weave-helpQuick-reference card for Weave levels, skills, CLI commands, and how to call them from Claude Code, Codex, Gemini/Antigravity, and OpenCode. Use when the user says "weave help", "/weave-help", "what weave commands", or "how do I use weave". One-shot display, changes nothing.
weave-planPlan a coding task before touching code: trace the affected flow, write the request contract (goal, scope, done-when), and a minimal step plan, then save both to .weave/state.md so any agent can execute or continue it. Use when the user says "weave plan", "/weave-plan", "plan this", "make a plan fir
weave-promptGenerate a ready-to-paste plain-text task brief (SuperPrompt) tailored to Claude Code, Gemini/Antigravity, or Codex, built from the task and Weave's request contract, working memory, step budget, and fidelity check. Use when handing a task to another agent or session, queuing work for later, or when
weave-reviewReview the current diff for avoidable complexity and scope drift: duplicated mechanisms, speculative abstractions, reinvented stdlib, dependencies the platform already covers, and changes outside the request contract. One line per finding. Use when the user says "weave review", "/weave-review", "sim
weavePlan first, build the minimum, prove it works. Turns any coding request into a short contract (goal, scope, done-when), picks the simple or complex flow, climbs the reuse ladder before writing code, keeps terminal output lean, and checks the result against the contract before saying done. Shares sta