Gptme run
Claude Code skills for gptme — /gptme:run, /gptme:review, /gptme:context
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Delegate a multi-step task to gptme, a terminal-based AI agent with its own tools (shell, files, browser). Use when the user invokes /gptme:run or asks to have gptme work on something autonomously using its own context and tools. Do NOT use for simple questions that Claude Code can answer directly.
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gptme:run
Invoke gptme non-interactively to execute a task using its own tool access.
When to Use
- User says
/gptme:run "<task>"or asks to delegate work to gptme - Task requires gptme's specific tools or workspace context (gptme.toml, lessons)
- User wants gptme's independent perspective on a problem
When Not to Use
- Simple questions Claude Code can answer directly
- Tasks that require interactive back-and-forth (use
gptmein a terminal instead) - When
gptmeis not installed in PATH
Procedure
First check that gptme is available:
which gptme || echo "ERROR: gptme not in PATH — install with: pip install gptme"
Run the delegated task:
gptme --non-interactive --output-format json "$TASK"
Where $TASK is the user's instruction from the /gptme:run argument.
Flags
--non-interactive: Run without interactive prompts; emit output and exit--output-format json: Emit structured JSON per line for clean parsing- Omit
--no-workspaceto let gptme load its own context fromgptme.tomlif present in the current directory
Parsing output
The JSON stream contains message objects. The final assistant message is the result:
gptme --non-interactive --output-format json "summarize the project" | \
python3 -c "import json,sys; msgs=[json.loads(l) for l in sys.stdin if l.strip()]; print([m for m in msgs if m.get('role')=='assistant'][-1]['content'])"
For most uses, present the raw gptme output directly — it's already human-readable.
Example
User: /gptme:run "find all TODO comments in this repo and summarize them"
gptme --non-interactive "find all TODO comments in this repo and summarize them"
Troubleshooting
gptme: command not found: Install withpip install gptmeorpipx install gptme- Hangs: gptme may be waiting for a tool confirmation — use
--non-interactiveflag - No output: Check
--output-format jsonor omit it for human-readable output
Related
- gptme docs
/gptme:review— multi-lens code review via gptme/gptme:context— inject gptme workspace lessons/memory into this session
What ships with it
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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.