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Notebook Learning

Build intuition on a topic through an interactive Jupyter notebook lesson.

Usage: /notebook-learning then specify:

• Notebook: @{notebook}.ipynb (existing or new)
• Topic: The concept to teach
• Source: Either paste an excerpt from a research paper, or a link to docs, or a paper itself, or just mention a topic and the scope you'd like it to cover

Instructions

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Lint Quality

Run code quality checks to find duplication and dead code. Install the tools first if they're not in package.json.

Check and Install

First check if jscpd and knip are installed:

cat package.json | grep -E "jscpd|knip"

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Integration Stress Test

Build comprehensive integration and edge case tests that intentionally try to break the specified functionality.

If this is being used for a bug, we need to FIRST reproduce the bug with an interface test. DO NOT FIX THE BUG UNTIL YOU HAVE A TEST THAT FAILS.

Usage

/integration-stress-test 

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Ralph Setup

Set up Ralph autonomous development for a project.

Context

This command sets up Ralph for autonomous development. You should already have:

• A project with basic structure (use /setup-repo first if needed)
• A clear understanding of the project requirements
• A plan for implementation (either in your context or written to a plan file)

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Refactor

You are doing a focused refactoring session. This is a distinct phase, not continuous activity.

Step 1: Run Quality Checks

First, check if jscpd and knip are installed. If not, install them:

npm install -D jscpd knip

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Interview Me for Plan

Read @plan.md and interview me in detail using the AskUserQuestionTool about literally anything: technical implementation, UI & UX, concerns, tradeoffs, etc.

Make sure the questions are not obvious.

Be very in-depth and continue interviewing me continually until it's complete, then write the plan to the file.

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Update CLAUDE.md

You are updating this project's CLAUDE.md to reflect meta learnings (conventions, philosophy, gotchas) and significant recent changes to the codebase.

What TO Add

• Philosophy/conventions - e.g., "No backwards compatibility unless explicitly requested"
• Gotchas - Non-obvious things that cause bugs repeatedly
• Commands or scripts - New ways to run/test things
• Structure changes - When directories or files move

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Atomic Git Commit

Create an atomic git commit for the changes made in this session.

Instructions

1. First, run git status to see all changes (staged, unstaged, and untracked files).

2. Identify only the files you touched in this session. Do not commit files modified by other agents or processes.

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Setup Claude Code

You are setting up Claude Code globally on this machine. This captures best practices from agentic coding workflows.

Step 0: Check Existing Setup

First, check what's already configured:

ls ~/.claude/commands/ 2>/dev/null

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description
Delegate a coding task to Google Gemini agent for autonomous execution

You are delegating a coding task to Gemini CLI. Gemini will analyze and execute the task.

Your Task

1. Identify the task from conversation context
2. Read CLAUDE.md and inject context directly into the prompt