Hypercore

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

Skills (31)

• hyper-architecture

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks for architecture, project setup, or performance work - building, auditing, restructuring, or reviewing project structure, routes, data or server boundaries, the lint/format/type tooling baseline (oxlint, Prettier, tsconfig, rustfmt, clippy), or build and run

• hyper-browsing

  [Hyper] Use this skill when a web page or platform the user needs cannot be read with a plain fetch - 403 or WAF and bot-challenge blocks, JavaScript-only pages, platforms that answer better through their official endpoints, dead or changed pages that need a dated archive copy, or a blocked flow tha

• hyper-cleanup

  Use this skill when someone asks to clean up, delete, or consolidate code, tests, comments, or dead weight in a repository that already works, and the cleanup must not change behavior. It names each in-scope unit as a slop category or a keeper, walks a delete-reuse-platform-simplify ladder, locks be

• hyper-data

  Use this skill when the user asks a question about a dataset - a CSV, Parquet, JSON, or database export - and wants the answer computed: totals, group comparisons, trends, distributions, joins, or a data-quality check. It probes the installed engines, chooses in-memory or in-place placement from a s

• hyper-database

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks for database work - designing a data model or schema, reviewing or writing migrations, tuning slow queries and indexes, choosing an engine, or DBA operations such as backup and restore, replication and failover, connection pooling, security, upgrades, and mo

• hyper-debate

  Use this skill when the user explicitly asks for adversarial multi-perspective planning before a decision-complete plan, with words such as '여러 관점으로 따져보고 계획', '찬반으로 붙여서 계획', 'adversarial planning', 'devil's advocate plan', 'red team this plan', or 'debate it then plan'. Five fixed perspectives argue

• hyper-debug

  Use this skill when a reported runtime failure - a stack trace, a failing test, wrong output, a crash, or an intermittent failure - needs a confirmed cause and a reproduction, plus a minimal fix only when the user authorized one. It reproduces first, tests at least two competing hypotheses against r

• hyper-decision

  Use this skill when the user wants a decision API in software: a model call that returns a typed judgment (a yes/no probability, one option from a closed set, an ordered score, or an image box) instead of text, through TypeSafe Jev, OpenAI Decisions, Perplexity, Liquid, Cloudflare Clef, the Vercel A

• hyper-deploy

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks to deploy an app or service, set up a first deployment, change an existing deployment's configuration, diagnose and fix a failed or unhealthy deployment, or prove a repository is deploy-ready with lint, typecheck, and build checks - on Railway, Cloudflare, a

• hyper-design

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user wants interface design work that must not look AI-generated - designing a new screen, page, or component, restyling an existing UI, building faux product UI for a hero, feature card, or demo, or auditing, cleaning, or verifying generic template patterns in an int

• hyper-diagram

  Use this skill when the user asks to draw, diagram, visualize, or map any structure - architecture, flowchart, data flow, sequence, state machine, ERD, class model, tree, mind map, timeline, schedule, or layered stack - as a polished standalone HTML plus a JPG by default, and a one-page vector PDF o

• hyper-documentation

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks to create, refactor, or update a documentation artifact: a project or package README.md, a repository AGENTS.md with its AGENTS.ko.md mirror, an AI-readable instruction base, runbook, specification, or rule pack, a reusable prompt, prompt template, prompt pa

• hyper-execute

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks to run an existing written work plan to completion: executing a plan file under `.hyper/plans/` wave by wave in per-wave git worktrees, delegating checkbox work to workers, verifying every done claim independently, recording state and evidence on disk, and d

• hyper-feedback

  Use this skill when a user, client, or planner sends a change request in product language - feedback, a complaint, a ticket, meeting notes, a revised spec line, or new wording - and the job is to work out exactly what must change in the repository and apply it directly. It splits the request into at

• hyper-frontend

  Use this skill when the user wants web frontend code built, fixed, matched to a visual reference, or checked in a rendered browser - a component, page, layout, form, animation, or responsive or state bug in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Vue, Svelte, or Astro - where the job is how the interface is b

• hyper-git

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks for Git or GitHub repository work carried to a verified result: committing and pushing changes (including current-session or all changes and `&&`-separated branch propagation), creating, entering, listing, removing, or repairing Git worktrees, reading, filin

• hyper-google-analytics

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks to audit an existing Google Analytics 4 setup, install GA4 on a website, change property settings such as custom dimensions, key events, data retention, internal-traffic filters, or unwanted referrals, analyze report data with a Data API request, or diagnose

• hyper-google-tagmanager

  Use this skill when the user asks to install Google Tag Manager on a website, audit an existing GTM install or a Google tag that runs beside a container, design or change a GTM container (dataLayer, tags, triggers, variables, consent, ecommerce), verify that tags fire, diagnose broken or duplicate t

• hyper-handoff

  Use this skill when work must pass to a fresh session, agent, or machine through a state memo under `.hyper/handoff/` (write, check, update, close, or resume from one), not for a plain request to continue that names no memo while none is open. Signals: the context is nearly full; a compaction or a s

• hyper-imagegen

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks to create or edit one raster image, or to receive one ready-to-use image prompt. It compiles one brief, invokes the runtime's exposed image tool (in ChatGPT, gpt-image-2.6-sunburst when a model selector is exposed; otherwise the runtime default) rather than

• hyper-issue

  Use this skill when the user wants a confirmed finding or a piece of decided work recorded as an implementation-ready issue, wants a fixed batch of open issues selected and grouped into disjoint work lanes, or names issue numbers such as `#1~3` to run as a batch. It investigates only enough to make

• hyper-loop

  Use this skill when a request is several goals that depend on each other and all of them must be finished, where each goal has criteria and each criterion needs fresh evidence from the current worktree - a durable multi-goal run with a ledger, a resume point, and a final gate saved under .hyper/loop

• hyper-mass

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks for dependency-ordered multi-agent work as a graph: a task DAG, a mass run, "의존성 그래프", or "단계별 병렬", where some tasks must finish before others start and the ordering itself is the point. Plans one phase as explicit nodes with tiers, write scopes, handoff fil

• hyper-mcp

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user wants Model Context Protocol (MCP) work carried end to end - building or extending an MCP server or client, auditing or fixing one, migrating it to the current protocol revision, wiring MCP servers into an agent host's configuration, or preparing registry publica

• hyper-plan

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks to plan a change before implementation - a feature, refactor, migration, fix, or multi-step build - and expects a decision-complete plan file that a worker can execute without another interview. It explores read-only, writes only a draft and a plan under `.h

• hyper-prd

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user wants a product requirements document for a web, iOS, Android, or desktop product - a new idea to size and write, an existing PRD to revise, or a PRD to review - and expects one `prd.md` file with goals, metrics, scoped stories, EARS requirements, acceptance scen

• hyper-research

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks for multi-source, cited research - fact-finding, comparisons, market or trend analysis, or evidence-backed recommendations across live web, official docs, GitHub, and local repo sources - saved as a markdown report. Do not use for one-source lookups, rewriti

• hyper-review

  Use this skill when a change that already exists needs a verdict - review only a diff, a branch, a pull request, or the working tree, with an independent reviewer, a hands-on QA matrix, and a test-quality and code-smell gate, or review and fix the confirmed blockers when the user explicitly asks for

• hyper-seo

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user asks for an SEO, AEO, GEO, or LLMO audit, an optimization report, a new-site launch setup plan, or a score-improvement loop for a named target. Covers on-page, technical, content, Core Web Vitals, answer-engine, generative-engine, AI search visibility, AI crawler

• hyper-skill

  Use this skill when the user asks to create or refactor a reusable Codex skill folder, including SKILL.md trigger wording, instruction contracts, rules, references, scripts, assets, and validation checks. Do not use for generic documentation that is not a skill.

• hyper

  [Hyper] Use this skill when the user wants a development job carried from start to finish - a feature, fix, refactor, migration, technology choice, search-visibility improvement, GA4 or GTM job, database, MCP, decision-API, UI design, restyle, or frontend work, a user, client, or planner change requ

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