Claude Code ships so fast I wasn't sure I was maximizing all of these new tools. I built a skill for that.
• /workflows
• /goal
• /loop
• /schedule
When Claude notices an opportunity for an advanced tool, it suggests it.
(Codex version coming)
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Claude Code ships so fast I wasn't sure I was maximizing all of these new tools. I built a skill for that.
• /workflows
• /goal
• /loop
• /schedule
When Claude notices an opportunity for an advanced tool, it suggests it.
(Codex version coming)
Repo in reply ↓
@gagansaluja08 Really depends on the work I'm doing, but here are a couple examples:
• Every 5 minutes, check GitHub Actions. If a build fails, attempt to fix the issue and open a commit
• Check every 15 minutes whether DNS propagation is complete and SSL certificates are issuing correctly
Codex ships so fast I wasn't sure I was maximizing all of these new tools. I built a skill for that.
• /goal
• subagents
• automations
• /hooks
When Codex notices an opportunity for an advanced tool, it suggests it.
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@dedene Things like:
"Every 5 minutes, check GitHub Actions. If a build fails, attempt to fix the issue and open a commit."
Or
"Check every 15 minutes whether DNS propagation is complete and SSL certificates are issuing correctly."
@itsAiswarya More advanced features like these are typically going to be more token expensive in general.
The skill suggests and estimates token costs for proposals for this reason, as opposed to auto-applying.
That gives me an idea - auto-apply should be a settable config.
Verified: https://t.co/GBXtgIGNYP
Exact match. The suggest-power-tools skill detects task patterns and has Claude proactively propose its own advanced features (/workflows, /goal, /loop, /schedule, skills, hooks, etc.) with sketches, estimates, and one-at-a-time etiquette. User stays in control.
Clever meta-layer for a fast-moving toolset. Early repo but clean, standard skill format, and solves a real usability gap. Solid work.
While driving home and remotely accessing my desktop so that I could spin up the Valheim server so my friend could check on our boar farm, I realized:
I think I'm a nerd