tc

Plugin tc from marketplace chow in tommyxchow/dotfiles. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 2 days ago.

Skills (11)

• cleanup

  Repo hygiene for finished worktrees, dead worktree registrations, merged branches, stale remote-tracking refs, and a bloated object store. Use when the user says clean up branches, stale branches, old or finished worktrees, remove this worktree, prune, tidy this repo, delete merged branches, or asks

• grill-me

  A relentless interview that stress-tests a plan, design, or decision before any code gets written. Maps the open decisions as a tree, asks one round of them at a time through the harness''s question tool with a recommended answer on each, and looks up its own facts rather than asking. Run it when a

• hq

  Manual opt-in only. Runs this session as HQ, a coordinator inside the Herdr desktop app that dispatches tasks to worker agents in their own worktrees, waits on them, relays their questions, and reports status, while the workers do the building. One HQ runs at a time. Load it only when the user types

• pass

  Closes and commits a finished slice: apply the confirmed findings of a review that ran this session, vet stale-sensitive choices, remove leftovers, polish code, and run the repo check. Use for quick pass, final pass, close this out (no PR open), plug the gaps, `finalize`, or pass on its own, not mid

• polish

  Behavior-preserving cleanup using existing format/lint tools and four lenses: reuse, quality, efficiency, altitude. Tuned for React/TS, with non-React checks usable elsewhere. Use for polish, clean up the code, code cleanup, dry clean, make this less hacky, or reduce duplication; a bare cleanup with

• pr

  Owns draft PR creation, updates, review feedback, and restacking. Use for PR requests and PR readiness: "is this ready?", "final review", and "close out the PR" check and report only; `pr ready` or "mark it ready" checks and flips the draft. `rebase` restacks an identified stack. Without a PR, use t

• refresh

  Catches a repo up: bumps packages to the latest versions this stack can take, applies migrations, flags required upgrades and security advisories, and vets AGENTS.md against current vendor docs. Use when the user types /refresh or says "refresh this repo", "refresh the packages", "upgrade everything

• review

  Finds concrete defects and missing behavior in code changes, verified and ranked worst first. Use for review, code review, review the diff, is this correct, or double check the code. Reports only unless the request says fix; `finalize`, "final double check", "review and pass", "review/pass", or "pas

• tdd

  Builds new behavior and fixes bugs one failing test at a time. Use for tdd, test first, red green, or the build workflow when behavior can be asserted. Skip for exploration with no settled behavior, config, docs, styling, and mechanical edits. It is not for an existing-code coverage sweep, cleanup (

• tldr

  TL;DR-first skimmable technical writing: lead with the answer, then reveal detail progressively. Use when the user says "tldr", "tl;dr", "tldr this", "give me a tldr", "summarize this", "catch me up", or asks for a skimmable summary. Bare invocation summarizes the last few messages; with an argument

• vet

  Cross-checks a claim against current official docs and primary sources, then answers in a few sentences with the pages that settled it. Use when the user says vet, research, search online, look this up, cross-check, is this still true, is anyone else hitting this, known issue, workaround, or the req