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Warn before risky shell commands like rm -rf, DROP TABLE and force-push, so you can stop them.
Ask the OpenAI Codex CLI for an independent second opinion on your code or plan.
Load your last saved working context so you can pick up where you stopped, even on another branch.
Save what you are doing, decisions made and what is left, so a later session can resume.
Security audit in chief-security-officer mode: attack surface, OWASP, supply chain, with evidence.
Talk through your product and build a full design system: type, colour, layout, motion, DESIGN.md.
Turn an approved design into real HTML/CSS where text reflows and sizes itself correctly.
Animate a finished design into a seamless looping MP4 and GIF to show it working.
Review a live site like a designer: spacing, hierarchy, AI-slop looks, then fix and verify.
Generate several design variants, show them side by side, collect feedback and iterate.
Scan recent work for copied code worth moving into a shared library; read-only, up to three picks.
Test the real developer experience of a live product: docs, quickstart and CLI, with timings.
Turn a text description into a diagram: mermaid source, editable Excalidraw file, SVG and PNG.
Write missing docs from scratch for a feature, module or project, using the Diataxis four-part layout.
After you commit, before merge, check that docs still match the code and fix them.
Plan a paid AI eval: write bars and stop rules, dry-run free, run a 3-item priced pilot first.
Block edits outside one folder for the session, so the agent cannot touch other code.
Root-cause debugging for the OpenClaw agent: no fix before you know why it broke.
Full safety mode: warn on destructive commands and lock edits to one directory, in one go.
Score code quality from types, lint, tests, dead code and scripts, and track the trend.
Find the root cause of a bug first, then fix it: symptoms, code trace, recent changes, reproduce.
Remove the DebugBridge package and its #if DEBUG code from an iOS app.
Design audit of an iOS app on a real device, scored 0-10 on hierarchy, spacing and accessibility.
Fix iOS bugs on a real device, but only after a state snapshot reproduces the bug as a test fixture.
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