HOTL Plugin

Plugin hotl in hashgraph-online/awesome-codex-plugins. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

Skills (20)

• brainstorming

  Use before any feature work — explores intent, requirements, and design. Produces HOTL contracts (intent, verification, governance) before implementation.

• code-review

  Use after completing implementation steps and before merging — reviews against plan and HOTL contracts.

• dispatch-agents

  Use when you have 2+ independent tasks with no shared state — dispatches parallel subagents for each task.

• document-review

  Optional utility for reviewing existing docs, external specs, hand-authored notes, or non-HOTL documents. HOTL design docs and workflows get structural lint + AI review; other documents get AI-only review with a generic rubric.

• executing-plans

  Use when executing an implementation plan linearly with explicit human checkpoints between batches of tasks.

• finishing-a-development-branch

  Use after execution is complete or intentionally stopped — decide whether to merge back, publish a PR branch, keep the execution checkout, or discard it, and record that disposition in HOTL state.

• governed-execution

  Use when executing an accepted HOTL workflow through the best available host or fallback driver.

• loop-execution

  Use when executing an existing HOTL workflow file — reads steps, loops until success criteria met, auto-approves low-risk gates, pauses at high-risk gates.

• pr-reviewing

  Review a PR across multiple dimensions — description, code changes, code scan, unit tests — using parallel subagents. Supports GitHub, GitLab, and enterprise platforms.

• receiving-code-review

  Use when review findings arrive — verify each claim against the codebase and HOTL contracts before making changes. Governs how agents respond to review feedback.

• requesting-code-review

  Use at executor review checkpoints to dispatch the code-reviewer agent with structured context — git range, workflow contracts, and verification evidence.

• resuming

  Resume an interrupted workflow run with verify-first strategy — loads sidecar state, verifies the last step, and continues execution.

• setup-project

  Use to generate HOTL adapter files for the current project — creates AGENTS.md, .clinerules, cursor rules, or copilot instructions depending on tools the team uses.

• skill-authoring

  Use when creating, editing, or reviewing HOTL skills, agents, command prompts, or other behavior-shaping instruction files.

• subagent-execution

  Delegated step runner over the HOTL execution state machine — delegates eligible steps to fresh subagents while the controller keeps governance, verification, and stop conditions.

• systematic-debugging

  Use when encountering any bug, test failure, or unexpected behavior — before proposing fixes.

• tdd

  Use before writing any implementation code — enforces RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle.

• using-hotl

  Use when the user explicitly asks for HOTL routing or needs guidance choosing the right HOTL workflow skill.

• verification-before-completion

  Use before claiming any work is complete, fixed, or passing — runs verification commands and confirms output before making success claims.

• writing-plans

  Use after design approval to create a dated executable workflow file with bite-sized tasks, exact file paths, and loop/gate definitions.

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