Route Git tasks to a dedicated agent to organize commits, branches, and project history. It supports focused commits, repository commit style detection, and interactive rebasing, which lets you reorganize existing commits.
Git expert for atomic commits, rebasing, and history management
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Routes to the git-master agent for git operations.
/git-master <git task>
Use /prompts:git-master with the user task.
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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.
Investigate repository behavior, architecture, or possible causes without changing files. Trace relevant code and supporting material, then rank explanations by evidence and confidence, with concrete file references and clear distinctions between observations, conclusions, and unresolved questions.
Ask Claude or Gemini through a locally installed command-line tool for focused questions, reviews, brainstorming, or second opinions. Save the prompt, original response, summary, and next steps in a reusable Markdown file.
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.
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.
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.