Quick Commands

What are Quick Commands?

Quick Commands are shortcut keywords that directly invoke a specific agent. Unlike skills, they immediately execute the corresponding agent without a separate pipeline.

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Usage Examples

analyze

# Analyze why auth tests are failing
analyze why the auth tests are failing

# Investigate a performance issue
analyze the slow response time on /api/users

The debugger agent analyzes the code and identifies the root cause.

tdd

# Implement a feature with TDD
tdd: implement password validation

# Test-first development
test first: add email format validation

The test-engineer agent follows the Red-Green-Refactor cycle.

1. Write a failing test (Red)
2. Implement code that passes the test (Green)
3. Clean up the code (Refactor)

build-fix

# Fix build errors
build-fix

# Fix type errors
fix build errors in the auth module

The debugger agent analyzes and fixes compile/build errors.

code-review

# Request a code review
code-review the recent changes

# Review a specific file
review code in src/auth/

The code-reviewer agent (opus) reviews from the following perspectives:

• Logic defects
• Maintainability
• Anti-patterns
• Performance
• API contracts
• Backward compatibility

security-review

# Security review
security-review the payment module

# Security audit
security review on authentication flow

The security-reviewer agent reviews from the following perspectives:

• Vulnerability detection
• Trust boundaries
• Authentication/authorization logic
• OWASP checklist

review

# Review a plan
review the current plan

# Critique a design
review plan for the migration

Runs /omc-plan --review to analyze issues with an existing plan.

Quick Commands vs Skills