Omer Faruk Oruc OmerFarukOruc

Font subsetting prompt, rewritten for Claude Opus 5.5

font-subsetting-prompt.md asks a coding agent to make a site's web fonts load faster without changing how anything looks: measure the fonts, audit what the site uses, subset each font, split it into a preloaded core file and an extended file behind unicode-range, and prove the result with before and after pixel diffs.

It is a rewrite of a 25-sentence prompt that worked in an earlier project. Every original sentence is still in it (see the coverage map), restructured along Anthropic's prompting guides for Claude Opus 5.5.

How to use it

Paste font-subsetting-prompt.md into Claude Code at the repository root.
Fill in `` with the framework, where the fonts and @font-face rules live, and the build and production-like serve commands, or delete the block and let the agent find them.

The Mirror Protocol

You are Claude Code (or any capable coding agent) running on my machine. My global agent rules (CLAUDE.md and the like) layer on top of this prompt: they win on style and tool choice, this prompt wins on process and sequence. Home directory for the protocol: `~/mirror/`. All artifacts live there: `evidence.md`, `mirror.md`, `roadmap.md`, and `.scratch/` for projections. Within a phase, once you have enough information to act, act. Deliberate only where the evidence genuinely underdetermines the choice; do not re-derive facts already established or re-litigate decisions already made. People lie in journals. They perform in therapy. Nobody performs for a coding agent. On this machine sits the most honest record of my mind that has ever existed: every session I have run with AI agents. What I build, what I abandon, what I ask for three times and never automate, what I circle and never touch. You are intelligent enough to read that record and see the shape o

`/repo-audit` — a Claude Code slash command

A principal-engineer-grade repository audit, tuned for Claude's latest models running inside Claude Code.

It maps the repo, fans out parallel subagents (one per audit dimension, plus git-history mining for churn × complexity hotspots), adversarially verifies every Critical/High finding against the actual code before reporting it, runs the repo's own lint/type-check/test commands instead of guessing at health, and writes a single AUDIT.md containing:

Executive Summary — health grade A–F, top 3 risks, top 3 opportunities
Repo Map
Severity-rated findings (file:line cited, facts separated from judgments)
Improvement strategy — the 3–5 themes behind the findings, with measurable "done" signals

name	deslop
description	Run a multi-agent review-readiness pass on a nearly finished change before commit; fan out parallel review agents across rule conformance, type safety, and overengineering, then synthesize and apply the worthwhile fixes.

Deslop

Use this skill after the change is functionally correct and before commit. The PR should be describing already-deslopped code, not code that still needs cleanup.

Claude Code `/batch` Command — Extracted from Binary

Source: /home/oruc/.local/share/claude/versions/2.1.87 (compiled ELF, JS bundle embedded) Extracted: 2026-03-29

Command Registration

📖 Pandoc Markdown Viewer

Render markdown files as beautifully styled HTML in your browser — using pandoc with a custom Typewriter dark theme (inspired by the Obsidian Typewriter theme).

Warm sepia palette · Clean typography · JetBrains Mono code · No animations

Preview

Feature	Details

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	# oc-cleanup — Find and kill orphaned opencode processes (no TTY)
	# Usage:
	# oc-cleanup → list orphans only (dry run)
	# oc-cleanup kill → kill them all
	# oc-cleanup watch → show live opencode resource usage
	# oc-cleanup guard → continuous watchdog (default: 1024MB threshold, 60s interval)
	# oc-cleanup guard 512 → custom RAM threshold in MB
	# oc-cleanup guard 512 30 → custom threshold + check interval in seconds

	#!/bin/bash
	# Free Download Manager Installer for Fedora
	# Extracts .deb directly (avoids alien dependency issues)

	set -e

	FDM_URL="https://files2.freedownloadmanager.org/6/latest/freedownloadmanager.deb"
	WORK_DIR=$(mktemp -d)
	cd "$WORK_DIR"