Show the raw contents of another skill's SKILL.md file when the user explicitly invokes the see skill, such as `/see test` or `$see test`. If the user invokes see without a second argument, treat it as a request to inspect the most recently created skill in the current conversation history. Do not use for general code or file browsing.
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Install skill "see" with this command: npx skills add henry-md/skillsmp-henry-md-henry-md-see
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Capture and inspect a page from Henry Deutsch's logged-in browser perspective by refreshing or reusing Playwright auth state, then taking a real screenshot. Use when Codex needs to verify a protected route, inspect Henry-specific data, or see what a page looks like for the signed-in user `henrymdeutsch@gmail.com`.
Iteratively implement and visually verify a requested UI or product change by repeatedly visiting the target page, comparing real screenshots against the user's request, editing code, and looping until the result matches spec or a real blocker remains. Use when the user invokes `/checks`, wants you to keep checking a page until it looks right, or expects an autonomous edit, screenshot, compare, and fix loop rather than a single verification pass.
Perform a thorough TypeScript cleanup pass when the user explicitly invokes the fix-ts skill to address compiler failures, high-value lint issues, or build-breaking type regressions. Use it for TypeScript-heavy cleanup work where errors should be grouped by root cause and fixed cleanly at the source rather than patched with broad casts or one-off assertions.
Keep Claude and Codex skills in feature parity by comparing `~/.claude/skills` and `~/.codex/skills`, finding missing skills on either side, and reconciling functionality gaps inside matching `SKILL.md` files. Treat matching Codex built-ins such as `skill-creator` as satisfying the Codex side so duplicate custom Codex files are not created. Use when the user wants to sync custom commands across Claude and Codex, mirror one or more named skills between them, or close behavior gaps without copying the entire built-in Codex catalog into Claude.