help

Top-level help router — skill listing, agent catalog, quick-command reference, and OMX orientation for new users.

help is the entry point for discovering what OMX can do. It lists available skills, summarises the agent catalog, and explains how to invoke any command. Whether you are new to OMX or just need a quick reminder of a trigger phrase, help surfaces the right information without opening documentation.

Purpose

OMX has dozens of skills and agents. help provides a fast, in-session reference so you never have to leave the terminal to find a command. It adapts its output to what you ask: a bare $help gives a full overview, while $help <topic> narrows to the relevant skill or agent.

How to invoke

Natural language triggers: "help", "what can you do", "list skills", "show commands", "OMX commands".

Explicit slash: $help

codex
> help

codex
> help ralplan

codex
> what skills are available?

What it does

Lists all available skills grouped by category: workflow, utility, and analysis
Summarises the agent catalog with one-line descriptions and model tiers
Shows trigger phrases for each skill so you know the natural-language shortcuts
Accepts a topic argument to show detailed help for a specific skill or agent
Links to relevant documentation pages for deeper reading

Outputs

Formatted skill and agent listing in the current session
Detailed help card when a specific topic is provided
No source code changes or file writes

$omx-setup — run this first if OMX is not yet installed or configured
$skill — manage, add, and edit skills in your local install
$doctor — diagnose install issues if skills are not triggering as expected

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git-master

Git operations skill — atomic commits, interactive rebase, history cleanup, and branch management via a dedicated git-master agent.

hud

Configure the in-terminal heads-up display — layout, presets, and visible elements for active OMX sessions.

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