ask Claude, Codex and OpenCode models to do same thing, get better review/answers.
| command | what it does |
|---|---|
/multi:code-review |
code review by Claude sub-agents + Codex + OpenCode, judged by Claude Code into one report |
/multi:check-if-done |
is the work actually finished, or only finished-looking - every claim backed by a command that was really run |
/multi:ask |
put one question to all of them and see the three answers side by side |
/multi:adhd |
brainstorm wide - 5 cognitive frames, each one handed to a different model, then scored and grouped into a shortlist |
soo basically its what the name implies - several models instead of one. four commands:
/multi:code-review- code-review with Claude's sub-agents, Codex request (via headless exec) and OpenCode's headless request + ponytail lens for overengineering. just read ponytail plugin desc, its kinda cool/multi:check-if-done- the "no bro is it REALLY done" one. a model that just wrote the code is the worst judge of whether it works, so this asks models that didn't write it, and refuses to call anything done without actually running a command that proves it. should fix "looks done but not really done sorry lmao" cases/multi:ask- just ask everyone the same thing and see three answers - u'll get three answers, no merging, no judjign/multi:adhd- the ideas one. its the adhd skill trick (weird frames like "3am on-call", "biology", "10-year-old with no idea what software is" - they push the model past the first three boring answers), but here every frame goes to a different model, so the ideas spread out by frame and by model at the same time. at the end it scores them, groups them and hands u a shortlist, so u dont get 30 unsorted ideas dumped on ur head
install
claude plugin marketplace add szarkans/multi
claude plugin install multi@szkills
or
npx skills add szarkans/multi
or
git clone https://github.com/szarkans/multi ~/.claude/skills/multithen restart claude code and just ask claude code to setup everything why bother
im tired of ai-slop-saas-b2b-skill readme's. plain user-readable text is better, no garbage noise, only what you actually need.
and tbh just ask claude what this plugin about. we ALL do that w/o reading actual readme.
I mean... works for me lol. Test it yourself lmao
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