Diagnose oh-my-codex installation and skill discovery problems by checking configuration, hooks, plugin caches, and optional Team runtime checks. Produce an evidence-based report and carry out confirmed repairs with user approval, then verify the results.
Take an idea or issue through requirements clarification, reviewed planning, implementation, and verification. Supervise all stages in one recoverable OMX workflow, preserving artifacts and progress so work can resume or return to planning when findings require changes.
Find the replacement for a research command removed in OMX 0.21. This migration notice directs existing autoresearch-goal usage to $autoresearch, the canonical research loop that requires validation before proceeding.
Run a persistent research workflow with a defined goal and explicit acceptance checks. It saves progress and finishes only when a recorded result passes either a validation script or an architect review of the research output.
Research recommended practices for a chosen technology using official documentation and maintainer sources. Get a cited recommendation that explains version context, local project constraints, uncertainties, and the next steps for planning or implementation.
Stop an active OMX workflow after identifying its session and related modes. Perform the required cleanup, preserve resumable state where specified, and report the outcome, including any cleanup failures or reasons for refusing to proceed.
Configure OMX alerts for session events through Discord, Telegram, Slack, OpenClaw, or custom integrations. Choose notification events, adjust detail and idle intervals, and check configuration validity and delivery with the required tests.
Turn a vague idea into requirements ready for planning or implementation through focused, one-question-at-a-time interviews. Clarify intent, scope, constraints, success criteria, exclusions, and decision authority, while tracking ambiguity and checking assumptions against available project evidence.
Builds and maintains a DESIGN.md brief from existing screens, documentation, and components. It records product goals, visual rules, accessibility, and implementation constraints so future interface decisions have a shared reference.
Run performance improvements as a measured workflow in OMX and Codex goal mode. Define an evaluation command and success criteria, make small reversible changes, and retain evidence before declaring the work complete.
Coordinate multiple agents in tmux, a terminal session manager, using shared tasks and persistent messages. Assign work, monitor progress and blockers, verify worker results, and shut down the team after tasks and state updates are complete.
Create a saved plan for multiple goals in a repository, then execute it step by step with Codex goal mode. Track progress, verification evidence, review results, and blockers before marking the plan complete.
Find the migration path for the removed OMX parallel execution command. This retirement notice directs users to replace `$ultrawork` with `$team`, which manages worker panes, shared task state, messaging, dispatch, and coordinated worker lifecycles.
Keep project decisions, debugging notes, and session discoveries in a lasting Markdown wiki. Organize pages with tags and categories, connect related notes with links, and retrieve information through keyword searches.
Install or refresh oh-my-codex for a user or a specific project. Choose installation settings, preview file changes, manage how existing instructions are updated, and check the resulting files and configuration with diagnostic commands.
Manage local SKILL.md files with commands for listing, searching, creating, editing, removing, and comparing skills. A guided setup helps organize user and project skills, while validation checks file structure and required metadata.
Clean up working code by identifying duplication, dead code, unnecessary layers, and error paths that hide failures. Preserve behavior with targeted tests, simplify the requested files in stages, and report verification results and remaining risks.
View and configure status displays for Codex CLI and OMX workflows. Show the model, context usage, active modes, worker counts, and turns, with compact or detailed presets, live updates, and JSON output for scripts.
This retirement notice directs users from the removed `$ralph` command to `$ultragoal`. It explains how the replacement's single-goal workflow covers persistent progress tracking, implementation, verification evidence, and resuming work previously handled by Ralph.
Turns implementation requests into concise work plans with file references, testable acceptance criteria, risks, and verification steps. It can clarify vague requirements through focused questions, generate a plan directly, or review an existing plan.
Builds or restyles interfaces against an approved image or live web page. It guides repeated visual checks and pixel comparisons, then preserves reusable styling rules and components alongside screenshots and verification evidence.
Review a defined code change through independent code and architecture reviewers. Receive severity-rated findings with file and line references, concrete fixes, and a final recommendation on whether the change is ready to merge.
Explains how to replace the removed $pipeline command with $plan for planning and $team for coordinated parallel work. This retirement notice provides migration guidance rather than an executable workflow of its own.
Test runnable software through normal and hostile end-to-end scenarios, checking complete behavior across a workflow. Investigate failures, apply fixes, rerun checks, and produce an evidence-backed report covering results, cleanup, and remaining risks.
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