Report Vibecoders status: capabilities, delegation providers, mounted servers, optional API keys, tool groups, and this session’s lane. Pass json:true for structured output. Never prints secret values.

List delegation providers whose CLI is installed and how each bills. Delegation routes a task to another coding agent on your subscription (its CLI), not a metered API.

Hand a task to another coding agent via its CLI — bills through your subscription, not an API key. Read-only by default; pass mode:"write" to let it modify files under cwd. Pass background:true to run it as a non-blocking task you manage with tasks_list / tasks_steer / tasks_interrupt. Call list_providers first to see what is installed.

Generate an image from a text prompt and save it to an absolute file path. Uses your configured image_gen provider (codex CLI on your ChatGPT plan — no API key — or OpenAI/Gemini with your own key). If none is set up, it tells you how to enable one. Pass an absolute out_path; the saved file path is returned.

Search the web for a query and return ranked results (and a synthesized answer when the provider offers one). Uses your configured web_search provider (gemini CLI on your Google plan — no API key — or Gemini/Brave/Tavily with your own key). If none is set up, it tells you how to enable one.

Search across every mounted MCP server for tools matching a query. Returns qualified ids (server.tool); load one with load_tool before calling it.

Get the full input schema for a qualified tool id (server.tool), so you can call it correctly.

Call a qualified tool (server.tool) on a mounted MCP server with arguments.

Save a handoff for THIS session's lane (app@detached) so a future session can resume exactly here. Lanes are isolated — concurrent sessions never mix handoffs.

Load the latest handoff for THIS session's lane (app@detached), if any.

Save a durable memory to the graph (RAG-recallable later). Use for decisions, facts, gotchas, and links between them. scope: "project" (this repo/branch, the default), "global" (all your work), or a custom bucket name. Pass a stable id and links to build a graph you can walk.

Recall memories by meaning (RAG). Searches global + this project's memory by default. scope: "all" (default), "project", "global", or a custom bucket.

Walk the memory graph from a node along its links (the connected context around a decision). direction: "out" (default), "in", or "both".

Forget a memory by id (appends a tombstone; it stops appearing in recall/walk).

Orient in THIS project fast: branch, recent commits, the saved handoff, and the project's most recent memories — one call, no git subprocess.

Study a web page's technique: title, description, detected frameworks/libraries, headings, and top links. Fetches the live page (SSRF-guarded, size-capped). Use to understand how a reference is built — not to copy it.

Fetch a page and return a focused plain-text excerpt — around query if given, otherwise the head. SSRF-guarded and capped. For reading a specific passage.

Fetch and return the FULL source of a page (HTML/text), SSRF-guarded and capped. The escape hatch when inspect/excerpt are not enough — requires a reason.

List background delegations (those started with delegate background:true), newest first. Pass an id to get that task’s full output.

Send a line of input to a running background task’s stdin. Best-effort: one-shot delegate CLIs may not accept input mid-run (the tool will say so).

Stop a running background task (SIGTERM) and mark it interrupted.

Load the design-intelligence core of the anti-AI-design RAG: the standard that makes the output NOT read as AI-made and hold its formatting across every screen, the tells principle (displace the bias, never the surface instance), the build non-negotiables, and the menu of deeper layers. Call this FIRST when building ANY UI, website, page, component, or visual, then pull a layer with design_layer. Opt-in (features.rag).

Pull ONE deeper design layer on demand, by name: donts (the vibecoded-tells catalogue — self-check the plan against it before shipping), formatting (the laws that make a page fill any screen with no dead margin and nothing clipped), directives (hard build directives: how to source visuals and structure a one-page site), scaffolds (occupancy-correct section scaffolds and their CSS — one dominant each), type_pointers (formatting-safe typographic elevation), image_gen (how to generate imagery — render it with the generate_image tool). Call design_core first; pull a layer only when the build needs it. Opt-in (features.rag).