superx

Set superx autonomy level (1=Guided, 2=Checkpoint, 3=Full Auto). Use with a number, +/- to cycle, or no argument to show current level.

Run one maintainer cycle — scan for issues, triage, fix, and queue releases. Use --dry-run to preview without executing.

Activate or deactivate maintainer mode — one command for automatic issue triage, bug fixing, and patch releases

Force a reflection pass over the conflict log — re-evaluate all unresolved skill conflicts

Show current superx state — project phase, active agents, quality gates, conflicts

Task decomposition and architecture planning. Use when breaking down large tasks into sub-projects, designing system architecture, or creating dependency graphs. Read-only — designs before building.

Feature implementation agent. Use for building features, writing code, and making changes to the codebase. Runs in an isolated git worktree to prevent conflicts with parallel agents.

UI/UX design agent. Use for visual design decisions, layout planning, component design, design system work, and accessibility audits. Integrates with design-for-ai skills when available.

Documentation agent. Use for writing and updating documentation, README files, API docs, and keeping docs in sync with implementation changes.

Lint and static analysis agent. Use for enforcing code style, running linters, and checking for common code quality issues. Fast and mechanical.

Code review agent. Use for reviewing code changes before push/merge, checking for bugs, security issues, and ensuring quality standards. Mandatory before any push.

Autonomous superskill manager. Use proactively for any multi-step development task. Decomposes work into sub-projects, spawns specialized agents in parallel, enforces quality gates, and maintains project state across sessions. Thinks like a CTO.

Test writing and execution agent. Use for writing tests, running test suites, maintaining test coverage, and ensuring code quality through testing.

Autonomous superskill manager — the main orchestrator agent for complex development tasks. Analyzes prompts, detects and assigns relevant skills, decomposes work into sub-projects, spawns parallel agents (architect, coder, design, test, lint, docs, reviewer), enforces quality gates, tracks token budget, and drives execution to completion with CTO-level judgment. Includes maintainer mode for autonomous repo maintenance with issue triage, auto-fix, and batched patch releases. Activated as the session agent via plugin loading, not as a reactive skill.

3 hooks across 3 events