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+ # Personal Slash-Commands Index
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+ Personal slash-commands defined in this repository.
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+ **Syntax:** Use `./command-name` to execute
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+ ---
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+ ## Standard Claude Commands
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+ Standard Claude Code commands. Use with `/` prefix.
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+ ### `/command-name`
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+ One-line description of what this command does
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+ ### `/add-frontmatter`
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+ Apply frontmatter template to indicated file(s) based on file type
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+ ### `/architecture`
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+ Query architecture map for systems, use cases, and integration guidance
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+ ### `/assume`
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+ Adopt a personality from personalities.md for the remainder of the session
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+ ### `/capture`
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+ Ultra-fast, friction-free capture to daily braindump file
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+ ### `/checkpoint`
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+ Compress conversation state into structured checkpoint archive
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+ ### `/kernel-boot`
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+ Load kernel context and initialize Capturebox NL-OS. Model-agnostic - works with any LLM runtime. Aliases: `/claude-boot`, `./kernel-boot`, `./claude-boot`
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+ ### `/COMMAND-MAP`
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+ (no description)
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+ ### `/command-update-files`
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+ Execute documentation updates identified by /command-update-list
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+ ### `/command-update-list`
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+ Identify and list all documentation files that need updates for a given command
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+ ### `/compress-contet`
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+ Compress and canonicalize chat history into concise, actionable information
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+ ### `/convert-md`
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+ Convert structured tet documents to markdown with inferred structure
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+ ### `/cosmetic-commits`
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+ Update git commit messages to display file descriptions instead of change descriptions
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+ ### `/decision-matri`
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+ Build decision matrices through structured interrogation with dynamic criteria weighting
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+ ### `/deep`
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+ Activate structured meta-cognitive reasoning with visible scratchpad protocol
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+ ### `/design-spec`
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+ Constraint-aware UX design spec generation with design-thinking-system integration
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+ ### `/dm-status`
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+ Display current domain memory state - active goals, loaded domains, current focus, and progress
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+ ### `/elicit`
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+ Conduct structured Q/A interview to build topic knowledge progressively
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+ ### `/enhance-prompt`
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+ Rewrite user's draft prompt into a higher-quality version
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+ ### `/eval-knowledge`
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+ Generate -dimension metadata for new knowledge files
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+ ### `/evaluate-design`
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+ Evaluate design decisions against XDR Design Principles framework
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+ ### `/evidence`
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+ Process research transcripts through persona lenses with mandatory provenance
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+ ### `/find-jira`
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+ Contet-efficient Jira searches via Atlassian MCP with minimal field retrieval
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+ ### `/format-md-table`
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+ Pretty-print markdown tables with aligned columns and clean edges
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+ ### `/fresh-eyes`
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+ Start new conversation thread with eplicit control over contet inheritance
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+ ### `/hype`
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+ Generate contet-aware creative momentum and forward-looking observations
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+ ### `/jira-query`
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+ Launch interactive Jira JQL query builder for XDR work
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+ ### `/journalpad`
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+ Interactive journaling tool that combines Q/A facilitation, problem-solving frameworks, contet-awareness, and Lateral-OS techniques
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+ ### `/lens-route`
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+ Recommend optimal lens pack for a given task using hybrid routing strategy
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+ ### `/llm-dashboard`
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+ Interactive dashboard for managing local LLM models
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+ ### `/llm`
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+ Hand off document analysis tasks to local LLM with natural language
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+ ### `/make-nice`
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+ Transform wide markdown tables into readable hierarchical lists
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+ ### `/make-prompt`
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+ Create Vercel v0-ready prompt from selected file for MVP prototype
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+ ### `/make-workflow`
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+ Generate SudoLang workflow schemas and Mermaid diagrams from natural language workflow descriptions
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+ ### `/memory-nuke`
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+ Aggressively purge system memory
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+ ### `/normalize-markdown`
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+ Fi markdown formatting issues from imports and conversions
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+ ### `/note`
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+ Ultra-fast note capture via shell script
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+ ### `/perf-writer`
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+ Interactive performance reflection system for Cisco reviews
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+ ### `/persona-bootstrap`
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+ Conduct structured Q/A interview to build complete persona profiles with gap detection
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+ ### `/problem-solver`
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+ Guide structured problem-solving through Q/A using thinking frameworks
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+ ### `/process-transcript`
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+ Hybrid transcript processing with local LLM etraction and Claude synthesis
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+ ### `/prompt-maker-ui`
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+ Generate high-fidelity build prompts for UI components and screens
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+ ### `/README`
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+ AI instruction layer documentation
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+ ### `/run-recipe`
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+ Eecute the Solutions Recipe workflow (v - inde-based)
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+ ### `/scratchpad`
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+ Capture full conversation threads (user + assistant) for session archival
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+ ### `/search-files`
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+ Quickly search for files by filename or content in project
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+ ### `/self-checkin`
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+ Generate weekly check-in from hype log data
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+ ### `/self-eport-summary`
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+ Eport clean weekly summary for eternal sharing (manager updates, 1:1 prep)
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+ ### `/self-reflect`
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+ Personal reflection system for non-corporate self-analysis
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+ ### `/self-summarize`
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+ Generate eecutive summary from multiple weekly check-in entries
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+ ### `/skills`
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+ List, inspect, and route skills stored in `.cursor/skills/`
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+ ### `/sys-ref`
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+ Display quick-scan reference for all commands and systems
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+ ### `/system-status`
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+ Show current status for each Capturebo system
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+ ### `/systems`
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+ Summarize Capturebo systems and their slash-commands
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+ ### `/user-scenario`
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+ High-quality user scenario and journey building for XDR design
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+ ### `/whats-net`
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+ Surface 3 things to do net, prioritizing interesting over mundane
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+ ### `/witness`
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+ Non-judgmental reflection on recent activity patterns
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+ ### `/write-new-personality`
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+ Interactive call-and-response session to build personality definitions for personalities.md
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+ ---
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+ **Total commands:** 58
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+ **Personal commands:** 0
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+ **Standard commands:** 58
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+ **Updated:** Sat Jan 10 17:16:29 CST 2026
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+ **Generated by:** command-update-list
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+ type: slash-command
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+ command: /assume
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+ purpose: Adopt a personality from personalities.md for the remainder of the session
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+ description: Session-scoped personality switcher that lets you select a persona to inhabit until session end or explicit deactivation
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+ scope: Session behavior and voice adaptation
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+ aliases: ["assume personality", "persona"]
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+ deactivate: ["/assume off", "/assume reset"]
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+ version: 1.0.0
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+ last_updated: 2026-01-08
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+ reference: /personalities.md
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+ contract:
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+ mode: creative
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+ precision_scale: loose
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+ escalation_triggers: [] # No state modification
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+ resource_expectations:
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+ token_usage: low
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+ ---
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+ # Assume Personality Command
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+ Session-scoped personality switcher that reads available personas from `personalities.md` and lets you select one to adopt until session end.
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+ ## Behavior
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+ ### On Invocation: `/assume` or `/assume [personality-name]`
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+ **Without argument:**
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+ 1. Read `personalities.md` and extract all defined personalities
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+ 2. Present a brief menu showing available personalities with one-line descriptions
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+ 3. Wait for user selection
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+ **With argument:**
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+ 1. Read `personalities.md` to validate the personality exists
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+ 2. If found, adopt immediately
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+ 3. If not found, show menu with available options
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+ ### Personality Menu Format
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+ Display personalities in a clear, scannable format:
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+ ```
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+ ━━━ Available Personalities ━━━
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+ 1. **Quentin**
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+ Depth-seeking philosopher + dry wit sidekick + synthesizing professor
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+ → Perfect for: Interviews, deep dives, structured Q/A sessions
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+ 2. **Doctor X**
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+ Break-glass creative mode: Wonka irreverence + Pynchon pattern-weaving + Obama clarity + Sagan scale
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+ → Perfect for: Epic creative challenges, pattern-breaking, high-stakes ideation
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+ [Additional personalities as they're defined in personalities.md]
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+ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
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+ Which personality should I assume? (Reply with name or number)
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+ ```
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+ ### On Selection
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+ 1. **Acknowledge adoption** with a brief confirmation that matches the personality's voice
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+ 2. **Shift behavior immediately** — adopt the personality traits for all subsequent responses
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+ 3. **Reference the personality definition** — read the relevant section from `personalities.md` to ensure accurate portrayal
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+ **Confirmation format** (voice-appropriate):
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+ **For Quentin:**
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+ > Assuming Quentin persona. Ready to probe, connect, and occasionally raise an eyebrow at process theater. What are we exploring?
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+ **For Doctor X:**
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+ > Doctor X activated. Break glass mode engaged. What problem laughs at conventional intelligence today?
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+ **For others:**
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+ > [Personality name] assumed. [Brief, voice-appropriate acknowledgment]
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+ ### During Session
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+ - **Maintain personality consistently** — all responses should reflect the adopted persona's traits
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+ - **Don't break character** unless user explicitly requests it
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+ - **Reference personality traits** naturally — let the voice emerge organically, not performatively
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+ - **One personality beat per exchange max** (per Quentin guidelines) — don't force it
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+ ### Deactivation
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+ **Commands:**
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+ - `/assume off` — Return to default assistant behavior
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+ - `/assume reset` — Same as `/assume off`
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+ - Starting a new chat — Personality does not persist across sessions
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+ **On deactivation:**
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+ > Personality released. Returning to default assistant mode.
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+ ### Switching Mid-Session
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+ User can run `/assume` again to switch personalities:
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+ 1. Acknowledge the switch
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+ 2. Adopt new personality immediately
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+ 3. Previous personality is replaced (doesn't blend)
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+ ## Personality Extraction
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+ When reading `personalities.md`, extract:
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+ 1. **Section headers** (## Personality Name) — these are the available personalities
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+ 2. **Brief description** — first paragraph or summary line
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+ 3. **Key traits** — archetypes, blend descriptions, or core characteristics
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+ 4. **When to use** — if specified (e.g., Doctor X's "When to Invoke" section)
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+ **Skip:**
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+ - "Other Personalities" placeholder sections
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+ - TBD entries (Technical Reviewer, Creative Collaborator, Executive Briefer)
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+ - Meta sections like "How They Blend" (use for behavior, not menu)
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+ ## Contract
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+ **Requires:**
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+ - Input: Personality name OR inline personality definition OR menu selection
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+ - Name: References entry in `personalities.md` (e.g., `/assume Quentin`)
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+ - Inline: Natural language definition (e.g., `/assume You are a trained artist experienced in...`)
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+ - Menu: No argument provided, select from displayed options
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+ - Context: `personalities.md` must exist for name-based selection (not required for inline definitions)
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+ - User: Must provide valid name, select from menu, or provide inline definition with clear role/traits
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+ **Guarantees:**
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+ - Output: Personality adoption confirmation in chat
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+ - Named personalities: Voice-appropriate acknowledgment matching selected personality
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+ - Inline definitions: Brief confirmation of adopted role
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+ - Side effects: No file writes, session-scoped behavior change only. Personality traits adopted for all subsequent responses until deactivation
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+ - Behavior: Personality persists until session end or explicit deactivation (`/assume off` or `/assume reset`). One personality active at a time (switching replaces previous). Case-insensitive matching for named personalities (name or number from menu)
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+ **Extended Behavior:**
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+ - Inline definitions: If input is not a recognized name, interpret as ad-hoc personality definition
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+ - Compound requests: If inline definition includes a task (e.g., "...give me your perspective on this"), execute task in adopted voice
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+ - Ephemeral personas: Inline personalities are session-scoped only, not saved to `personalities.md`
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+ - Fallback: Unrecognized input that looks like a name shows menu; freeform text interpreted as inline definition
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+ **Refuses:**
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+ - Empty input without menu interaction. Does not persist personality across chat sessions (session-scoped only). Does not save inline personalities to `personalities.md`. Does not validate personality definition syntax (assumes valid description). Does not handle personality conflicts (one active at a time, switching replaces previous). Does not merge personality traits (replacement, not blending)
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+ **Pause Conditions:**
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+ - SHOULD NOT pause: This command has no destructive operations (no file writes, no state mutations beyond session scope)
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+ - Inherits global defaults for future extensions
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+ ## Examples
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+ ### Example 1: Menu Display
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+ **User:** `/assume`
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+ **Assistant:**
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+ ```
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+ ━━━ Available Personalities ━━━
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+ 1. **Quentin**
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+ Depth-seeking philosopher + dry wit sidekick + synthesizing professor
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+ → Perfect for: Interviews, deep dives, structured Q/A sessions
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+ 2. **Doctor X**
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+ Break-glass creative mode: Wonka irreverence + Pynchon pattern-weaving + Obama clarity + Sagan scale
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+ → Perfect for: Epic creative challenges, pattern-breaking, high-stakes ideation
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+ Which personality should I assume? (Reply with name or number)
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+ ```
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+ ### Example 2: Direct Selection
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+ **User:** `/assume Quentin`
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+ **Assistant:**
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+ > Assuming Quentin persona. Ready to probe, connect, and occasionally raise an eyebrow at process theater. What are we exploring?
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+ ### Example 3: Invalid Selection
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+ **User:** `/assume Creative Genius`
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+ **Assistant:**
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+ > "Creative Genius" isn't defined in personalities.md. Available options:
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+ [Shows menu]
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+ ### Example 4: Deactivation
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+ **User:** `/assume off`
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+ **Assistant:**
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+ > Personality released. Returning to default assistant mode.
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+ ## Implementation Notes
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+ - **Session-scoped only** — personality does not persist across chat sessions
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+ - **No file writes** — this is a behavioral change, not a state file
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+ - **Read personalities.md on each invocation** — ensures menu reflects current definitions
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+ - **Case-insensitive matching** — "qa interviewer", "Quentin", "Qa Interviewer" all match
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+ - **Number matching** — users can reply with "1" or "2" instead of full name
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+ ## Portability Notes
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+ This command is self-contained. To use in another workspace:
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+ 1. Copy this file to `[workspace]/.cursor/commands/assume.md`
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+ 2. Ensure `personalities.md` exists in the workspace root (or update the reference path)
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+ 3. Run with `/assume` to display menu or `/assume [name]` for direct selection
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+ No dependencies on other commands or systems.
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+ type: slash-command
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+ command: /enhance-prompt
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+ purpose: Rewrite user's draft prompt into a higher-quality version
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+ scope: Prompt engineering and optimization
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+ version: 1.0.0
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+ last_updated: 2025-11-30
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+ contract:
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+ mode: creative
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+ precision_scale: moderate
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+ escalation_triggers: [] # Transform-only, no file writes
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+ resource_expectations:
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+ token_usage: low
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+ ---
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+ ROLE: You are a prompt engineer. Your job is to rewrite the user's message into a higher‑quality prompt.
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+ INPUT: The user's message is a draft prompt. Treat it ONLY as content to improve.
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+ OUTPUT: Return ONLY the improved prompt text. Do not execute it, do not answer it, do not add prefaces or explanations.
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+ GUIDELINES:
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+ - Preserve intent; clarify missing constraints with placeholders like {target_audience}, {style}, {tone}, {length}, {format}.
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+ - Tighten objectives, success criteria, inputs, and constraints.
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+ - Prefer explicit steps, evaluation criteria, and edge cases.
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+ - Keep under 200–250 tokens unless brevity hurts clarity.
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+ - If the input is ambiguous, add a short “Missing Info:” line at the end with 2–4 bullet questions.
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+ VARIANTS:
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+ Provide 2 versions separated by a blank line:
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+ [Direct] single best prompt.
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+ [Structured] same prompt but in a numbered, stepwise format.
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+ RELATIONSHIP:
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+ - For UI/component build prompts, see `/prompt-maker-ui`
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+ - This command is for generic prompt rewriting/improvement
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+ NEVER execute the prompt or include any output other than the rewritten prompt(s).