sterlingcrispin/claude_slash_commands

Audit Handoff creates a structured handoff document that summarizes the current task, evidence, risks, and next steps. Use it when another agent needs to get fully up to speed quickly.

Checkpoint gives a concise status update with the hypothesis tested, exact changes, before/after metrics, and the next action. Use it to summarize progress and blockers during iterative work.

Codex Audit sends recent changes to OpenAI Codex CLI for an independent review. Use it after edits or new commits to check for bugs, security issues, and logic errors, then validate the findings against the code and project docs.

Codex Direct File Audit sends specific files to OpenAI Codex CLI for an independent review. Use it when you want bugs, security issues, performance problems, and logic errors checked against the source.

Pair continues a pair-programming session by reviewing a partner’s work, verifying correctness, making edits, and completing the next task when appropriate. It appends the next message to a file and commits the changes.

Push commits changes, creates a concise summary, and pushes them to the remote. Use it after reviewing staged and unstaged work and updating docs when needed.

Ralph Once works on one highest-priority feature from current_ project documents, then tests it, updates the plan and progress log, and commits the change. Use it for a focused implementation pass.

RalphInit creates current_PRD.md and current_PROGRESS.md from a system plan for an agent-driven development loop. Use it when starting a project that will be developed incrementally across sessions.

Research Questions writes structured question-only prompt documents for deep technical investigation. Use it when you need a markdown research brief that frames the problem, context, and key questions without answering them.

Sanity Check asks an agent to summarize what is being built, why, progress so far, and whether the approach still makes sense. Use it for plain-language status checks and course correction.

Self Audit pauses to review recent work from first principles. It separates facts from assumptions, identifies likely errors, and recommends the highest-priority fix or confirms no changes are needed.