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minion-apply
Apply generated patches safely. Preview diffs, dry-run to check, then apply. Always review patches before applying - minions make mistakes!
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minion-sweep
PROACTIVELY USE when user asks to add docstrings/types across multiple files or a directory. Delegates bulk grunt work to local LLMs — saves cloud tokens. Two phases: discover, then apply. Use instead of manual...
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minion-metrics
View analytics and performance data for minions. Shows success rates, latency, and session history.
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minion-swarm
PROACTIVELY USE when same mechanical change is needed on multiple files (add headers, comments, etc.). Delegates parallel grunt work to local LLMs — saves cloud tokens. Runs in parallel for speed. Use instead o...
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minion-setup
Verify Ollama is running and models are configured. Run to diagnose minion issues.
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minion-polish
PROACTIVELY USE after implementing code to add docstrings, type hints, cleanup. Delegates grunt work to local LLMs — saves cloud tokens. Files must be
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minion-models
Manage Ollama models for minions. Pull new models, list available ones, switch presets, check disk usage. Use when setting up or changing models.
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minion-patch
Use when a mechanical code change needs review before applying. Delegates grunt work to local LLMs — saves cloud tokens. Generates patch for review. Use for changes that might need adjustment. Files must be
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