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Your overnight research assistant. Runs any falsifiable experiment that produces a measurable number against your codebase — parameter sweeps, single-commit hypothesis tests, model/prompt comparisons — in worktrees while you sleep, and delivers findings with recommendations. Finding the magic numbers you forgot is one mode, not the whole job.
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Plugin nerd in shawnroos/nerd. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.
This plugin runs code on your machine — its hooks fire automatically on events like tool use. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.
codebase-analysisReference for identifying sweepable experiment targets in codebases — tunable parameters and the values behind falsifiable questions. Use when scanning for research targets: hardcoded thresholds, magic numbers, heuristic weights, prompt templates, pipeline budgets.
experiment-planningReference for designing nerd experiments — competing theories, sweep harnesses, ground truth strategies, metric selection, and feasibility checks. Use when creating or reviewing experiment plans.
intern-delegationCanonical delegation protocol for the nerd intern. Reference this when delegating tasks to the local LLM in /nerd or /nerd-this orchestrators. Defines health checks, timeouts, confidence gating, shadow comparison, fallback, and logging.
intern-trainingReference for intern training data formats, benchmark structure, and evaluation protocol. Use when running aptitude tests, collecting training data, or evaluating intern performance.
performance-analysisReference card for performance research — anti-pattern catalog, profiling tool reference, metric command templates, and measurability gate criteria. Use when writing performance experiment plans or analyzing performance findings.
research-reportingReference for compiling nerd findings into structured reports. Use when writing experiment reports, creating executive summaries, or documenting parameter tuning results.
worktree-lifecycleCanonical, single-source procedures for nerd's experiment worktree lifecycle — create, merge-back, and reconcile/cleanup. Both /nerd and /nerd-this reference this so the safety logic lives in exactly one place instead of being copy-pasted (and drifting) across command files. Use whenever a nerd comm
/nerd:nerd-internTrain a local LLM to handle lightweight research tasks. Your intern starts dumb (really dumb) but learns from every nerd run and earns responsibility through demonstrated competence. Requires a local LLM serving stack (Ollama, MLX-LM, llama.cpp, or vLLM).
/nerd:nerd-loopRun a continuous self-improvement loop on a specific aspect of your codebase. The agent edits code, runs it, measures the result, keeps improvements, discards regressions, and repeats indefinitely. Like Karpathy's autoresearch but for any codebase feature. Use: /nerd-loop 'search relevance' or /nerd
/nerd:nerd-scheduleSchedule nerd experiments to run at specific times (e.g., overnight). Uses macOS LaunchAgent for scheduling.
/nerd:nerd-setupOne-time global setup for the nerd plugin. Detects hardware, installs the training variant (MLX for Apple Silicon, original for NVIDIA), runs calibration benchmarks, and saves a hardware profile. Only needs to run once per machine — projects auto-initialize on first /nerd run.
/nerd:nerd-statusCheck the status of the nerd queue, running experiments, and backlog. Shows progress, completed findings, and pending proposals.
/nerd:nerd-thisContext-scoped experiments. Researches only what you're working on right now — infers scope from your current branch, session files, and conversation topics, then groups findings into research themes and runs falsifiable experiments (numeric metric, or a pre-registered rubric judged by an LLM via ru
/nerd:nerdLet the nerd loose on your codebase. Designs and runs rigorous experiments — any falsifiable question with a trusted instrument, whether a measurable numeric metric (parameter sweeps, single-commit hypothesis tests) or an LLM judge scoring against a pre-registered rubric — in worktrees while you sle
context-scannerScans a scoped set of files for tunable parameters and other sweepable experiment opportunities, and clusters results into research themes. Used by /nerd-this for context-scoped experiments.
experiment-executorExecutes nerd experiment plans in isolated worktrees. Builds evaluation harnesses and runs sweeps (parameter sweeps, single-commit comparisons, model/prompt A/Bs — any falsifiable experiment with a numeric metric), OR judges outputs against a pre-registered rubric (instrument: judge_rubric). Capture
intern-evaluatorRuns aptitude tests and ongoing evaluation of the local LLM intern. Calls the intern endpoint with benchmark examples for each task type (parameter-detection, result-classification, context-extraction), scores against expected outputs, and returns structured results with accuracy per task and mode r
lab-techPre-flight validation agent that checks whether the lab is ready before experiments run. Verifies data access (WAL-mode, file permissions, exports), confirms config fields are actually wired in execution paths, scaffolds missing eval infrastructure (export scripts, test fixtures, datasets), and repo
loop-scoutAnalyzes nerd research findings, experiment reports, and backlog proposals to identify the best candidates for deep /nerd-loop continuous improvement. Looks for areas with high improvement potential, measurable metrics, and clear scope boundaries. Use after /nerd completes or when deciding what to l
parameter-scannerScans codebases for tunable parameters, hardcoded thresholds, magic numbers, and empirical optimization opportunities — one source of falsifiable experiments nerd can run (others, like single-commit hypothesis tests, arrive as briefs rather than scans). Use when nerd needs to discover sweepable expe
perf-explorerMaps codebase for performance research — identifies hot paths, I/O boundaries, complex functions, and areas of interest. Produces a structured area map that guides specialist agent dispatch.
perf-specialistParameterized performance specialist — analyzes a specific performance category (algorithmic, caching, io, memory, network) using anti-pattern catalogs from the performance-analysis skill. Dispatched by the orchestrator with a category parameter.
plan-reviewerReviews and improves nerd experiment plans. Generates competing theories, performs SpecFlow analysis, identifies gaps, and iterates until plans are robust. Use when experiment plans need quality review before execution.
report-compilerCompiles nerd experiment results into structured research reports. Evaluates competing theories, identifies which held up and which were disproven, and delivers actionable recommendations. Use when experiments are complete and findings need to be documented.
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