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|`/rmini do the thing`| Step 3 | Launch a compact 5-agent swarm — same power, tighter team |
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|`/rhive <goal>`| Step 3 | Launch a queen-led autonomous hive-mind with raft consensus |
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|`/w4w`| Step 3 | Maximum attention to detail — word for word, line for line. No skipping, no summarizing. Also works without the slash — just type `w4w`|
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|`/safetycheck`| Step 9 | Security audit — scans any project for exposed keys, missing rate limiting, input sanitization gaps, dependency vulnerabilities, and insecure configurations. Also responds to "run a safety check" in plain English |
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> These are **explicit triggers** — you type the command to activate the skill. This is different from the auto-triggered tools below, which respond to natural language. Exception: `/w4w` also works without the slash — just type `w4w` anywhere in your message. `/rmini` is the compact version of `/rswarm` — 5 agents instead of 15.
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> These are **explicit triggers** — you type the command to activate the skill. This is different from the auto-triggered tools below, which respond to natural language. Exception: `/w4w` also works without the slash — just type `w4w` anywhere in your message. `/rmini` is the compact version of `/rswarm` — 5 agents instead of 15.`/safetycheck` also works in natural language.
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| Excalidraw | Add-on | Natural language — diagrams, flowcharts, whiteboard sketches | "Draw a system architecture diagram" |
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| Gamma | Add-on | Natural language — presentations, documents, webpages | "Create a pitch deck for my startup" |
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> **Key distinction:** Slash commands (`/rswarm`, `/rmini`, `/rhive`, `/w4w`) require you to type the command. Everything in this table works by just talking to Claude naturally.
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> **Key distinction:** Slash commands (`/rswarm`, `/rmini`, `/rhive`, `/w4w`, `/safetycheck`) require you to type the command. Everything in this table works by just talking to Claude naturally.
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> **Add-on tools** are not part of the step-by-step setup — they're optional MCP servers you can connect separately. Claude auto-detects them when they're installed.
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| 6 | Productivity Tools | Motion Calendar + Notion (pick what you use) |
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| 7 | Second Brain | Obsidian vault setup + data import (7a-7d) |
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| 8 | Telegram | Telegram bot setup — message Claude from your phone |
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| 9 | Safety Check | Security auditing — 8 API checks + 12 MCP checks for tool poisoning, DNS rebinding, supply chain attacks |
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|**Final**|**Status Line**|**Final config — status indicators, system health check**|
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> **Note:** Step 6 (Productivity Tools) is all optional — install only the tools you use. Step 7 (Second Brain) is the biggest step with four sub-parts (7a-7d). Step 8 (Telegram) is interactive — it walks you through creating a bot and pasting your token. The Final Step (Status Line) is the wrap-up that wires everything together — your status indicators show what's active across all the tools.
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> **Note:** Step 6 (Productivity Tools) is all optional — install only the tools you use. Step 7 (Second Brain) is the biggest step with four sub-parts (7a-7d). Step 8 (Telegram) is interactive — it walks you through creating a bot and pasting your token. Step 9 (Safety Check) installs the `/safetycheck` security audit skill — 8 core checks for any project, plus 12 MCP-specific checks when an MCP project is detected (20 total). The Final Step (Status Line) is the wrap-up that wires everything together — your status indicators show what's active across all the tools.
**Severity**: HIGH for `@latest` in MCP config. HIGH for no lockfile. HIGH for shell metacharacters in args arrays. MEDIUM for no files whitelist on published MCP server. PASS if pinned and locked.
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