not-me

Plugin not-me from marketplace not-me in dblanken-yale/not-me. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 9 days ago.

Skills (14)

• allow-repo

  Show the repos and project boards not-me may write to, and print the exact terminal command a person runs to allow or remove one. Adding or removing is a human action and this skill never does it. Use when the operator runs /not-me:allow-repo, a run reported a write blocked for a repo, or they ask t

• config

  Explain the effective not-me configuration: every key with its value and the layer, file and line it came from, prose docs per layer, ignored loosening attempts, and warnings. Use when the operator runs /not-me:config or asks why a setting has a value or how to change it. NOT for editing any setting

• doctor

  Check that not-me can run here: tools, GitHub auth and scopes, config, the queue source, the guard self-test and the subagent depth setting, with install hints for this operating system, then offer to fix the failed checks it can fix and apply each fix only when the operator says yes. Use when the o

• mode

  Show whether not-me is in dry-run or live mode and where that is set, switch to dry-run, or walk a person through going live. Going live is a human action: this skill never runs it, it gives the exact steps for the person's own terminal. Use when the operator runs /not-me:mode, asks what mode not-me

• new

  Pick up one ready GitHub issue from the configured queue (or the issue number given), claim it, implement it on a feature branch in its own run worktree (inline, or through a delegated implementer), verify and gate the change, push, and open a pull request for review. Use when the operator runs /not

• not-me

  Router: pick the most valuable work on its own by running the configured legs in order (default update, then new) and stop at the first leg that does something. Use when the operator runs /not-me with no arguments, with --dry-run or --bg, or on a schedule such as /loop 2h /not-me --bg. NOT for a kno

• prove

  Prove one pull request works: find its deploy target on a trusted preview host, run the testing steps from the PR body in a browser with a screenshot per step, and post one proof comment with pass or fail per step. A failed proof sends the PR back for work; repeated failures ask for a person. Use wh

• retro

  Review one finished not-me run log and turn evidenced lessons into at most three small edits to the repo layer config docs (.claude/not-me/*.md), with an audit log that holds the full diff as the rollback. Use when the /not-me router finishes a leg that did work, or when the operator runs /not-me:re

• review

  Review pull requests labeled for review where the operator is a requested reviewer (or the PR refs given): check out the head in a detached worktree, run the project's checks, read the diff against the linked issue and earlier threads, delegate code and security review, then approve, request changes

• setup

  Interactive setup for not-me. Detects the repo, labels, boards, roster candidates, companion checkouts and verify commands, runs one batched interview, then writes the six config docs (project, standards, verify, review, prove, role) to the repo layer or, with --global, the global layer, keeping the

• status

  Show the state of not-me at a glance: enabled or paused, the active run, items waiting on a person, stale claims, and the last result of each skill. Read-only. Use when the operator runs /not-me:status or asks what not-me is doing, who is blocking it, or whether it is paused. NOT for changing anythi

• suggest

  List the ready issues nobody is assigned to, ranked by the same picking rules as the queue (impact by default, epic order kept), each with one line on why, then assign the ones the person picks to the operator so /not-me:new can take them. Run by a person only: never from the /not-me router, a loop

• ticket

  Create one GitHub issue, or groom an existing one, so it passes the project's Issue readiness rules and the queue can pick it up. Uses the Ticket format from the effective standards doc, else the repo's issue template, else the plugin default. Use when the operator runs /not-me:ticket, asks to write

• update

  Pick up one pull request labeled needs work and assigned to the operator (or the PR given), claim it, decide each trusted review finding (refuse, defer, implement, or disagree with a rationale), fix the confirmed ones on the existing branch in its own run worktree (inline, or through a delegated imp

Hooks (1)

• PreToolUse

  bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/notme-python" "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/repo_guard.py"

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