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Subagent orchestration workflows, active modes, and command shorthands: map-reduce, chunked (ordered task sequencing), anytime (bulk runs with always-usable partial results), packet (durable filesystem handoffs), calibrate (progressive mental-model alignment), leeway (interpretive latitude without needless rigidity), landscaping (shaping the information environment agents work within), research-backed critique, consensus review, sequential passes, rigor mode, orchestrate (delegate-by-default mode), askme, delegate, tmi, dry-run, timeless, dredge (search prior chats), timestamp (resolve a timestamp via the date CLI), and new (scaffold a custom macro)

4 on GitHubby isnbh0v6.5.1updated 4 days ago
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Plugin macros from marketplace isnbh0 in isnbh0/shared. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 4 days ago.

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Skills (20)

  • anytime

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Run bulk work so partial results are usable at any moment and more time yields more results, with the stop condition set in conversation

  • askme

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Shorthand that tells the agent to ask clarifying questions instead of making decisions on its own

  • calibrate

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Iteratively align a mental model or state through purpose-driven passes that move from broad structure to consequential finer distinctions.

  • chunked

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Sequence a task as ordered parts that add up to the whole. Each iteration may read prior iterations' outputs.

  • consensus

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Run N blind agents on the same job in parallel, then merge findings into consensus/unique/conflicts. Agents report only — no edits for concurrent safety.

  • delegate

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Use subagents to save context space and/or parallelize subtasks where possible

  • doubt

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Spawns an independent subagent to critique recent work with web research. Use when the user wants a second opinion, says "doubt this", or wants to verify code a

  • dredge

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Search prior coding-agent transcripts and prompt histories for past requests. Use when the user explicitly activates this skill or asks to recall or dig up some

  • dry-run

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — One-shot failsafe — describe what you would do for the current request instead of doing it, then wait for confirmation

  • landscaping

    Explicit-request macro, active only when directly requested. Skill — Shaping the information environment so capable agents arrive at intended behavior through ordinary judgment.

  • leeway

    Explicit-request macro, active only when directly requested. Skill — Interpretive latitude that uses enough precision to help without needless rigidity or literalism.

  • mapreduce

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Split a task into parallel chunks, dispatch subagents, and consolidate results

  • new

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Scaffold a custom macro for a project or user and selected agent hosts, with one source directory and the macros composition line.

  • orchestrate

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Activate Orchestrator Mode — delegate execution to subagents by default and operate at the high level, conserving your own context for direction and synthesis

  • packet

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Package work for completion outside the current agent loop at a durable filesystem boundary, then validate returned artifacts and resume dependent work.

  • rigor

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Activate Rigor Mode — prioritize correctness, thoroughness, and web-grounded verification over minimalism while active

  • seq

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Run N serial blind passes on the same job with commits between. Each pass works on the current code state with fresh eyes. Requires a clean worktree.

  • timeless

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Shorthand that tells the agent to avoid time estimates — hours, days, calendar dates, or size buckets that map to time. Describe complexity and scope instead.

  • timestamp

    Explicit-request macro. Resolve the timestamp value the user refers to with the `date` CLI.

  • tmi

    Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Flag content a future reader doesn't need — session residue, defensive justifications, phantom counterarguments, unsolicited caveats, backstory, speculation

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