/diff-list
Show all adopted DexDiff workflows — what's installed, when it was adopted, and what it includes
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/diff-list
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Show all adopted DexDiff workflows — what's installed, when it was adopted, and what it includes
SKILL.md
diff-list.SKILL.mdname: diff-list
description: Show all adopted DexDiff workflows — what's installed, when it was adopted, and what it includes
What This Command Does
**In plain English:** Shows you everything you've adopted via `/diff-adopt` — which workflows are installed, when you adopted them, and what skills they added.
**How to run it:**
/diff-list
---
Arguments
None.
---
Process
Step 1: Read Adoption Logs (both locations)
Adoptions live in two places - read **both**:
1. `.dex/adoptions/` - single-workflow adoptions from `/diff-adopt` (one JSON per workflow) 2. `System/.dex/adoptions/profiles/` - whole-profile adoptions from `/diff-adopt-profile` (one JSON per profile, with `workflow_ids` inside)
If neither directory exists or both are empty:
No workflows adopted yet.
Browse workflows at heydex.ai/diff, then use:
/diff-adopt @[handle]/[workflow-id]
or adopt someone's whole setup:
/diff-adopt-profile @[handle]
Step 2: Display Summary
For each single-workflow adoption log, show:
Adopted workflows:
meeting-prep
"Meeting Prep Ritual" by Dave Killeen
Adopted: 2026-03-28
Skills: /meeting-prep, /process-meeting
Source: DexDiff draft area (`DEXDIFF_DIFFS_DIR`, default `04-Projects/DexDiff/beta/diffs/meeting-prep.yaml`)
To remove a workflow: /diff-remove [id]For each profile adoption log, show the profile as a group:
Adopted profiles:
@davekilleen - Dave Killeen
Adopted: 2026-06-16
Workflows: meeting-intelligence, deal-intelligence, operating-rhythm, ...
Bundle saved at: 04-Projects/DexDiff/beta/profile/adopted/davekilleen/Step 3: Health Check (Optional)
For each adopted workflow, quickly verify:
- Do the installed skill files still exist?
- If any are missing (manually deleted), flag it:
⚠ meeting-prep — .claude/skills/process-meeting/SKILL.md is missing
(may have been manually deleted — run /diff-remove meeting-prep to clean up)Read more
name: diff-list description: Show all adopted DexDiff workflows — what's installed, when it was adopted, and what it includes
What This Command Does
**In plain English:** Shows you everything you've adopted via `/diff-adopt` — which workflows are installed, when you adopted them, and what skills they added.
**How to run it:**
/diff-list
---
Arguments
None.
---
Process
Step 1: Read Adoption Logs (both locations)
Adoptions live in two places - read **both**:
1. `.dex/adoptions/` - single-workflow adoptions from `/diff-adopt` (one JSON per workflow) 2. `System/.dex/adoptions/profiles/` - whole-profile adoptions from `/diff-adopt-profile` (one JSON per profile, with `workflow_ids` inside)
If neither directory exists or both are empty:
No workflows adopted yet. Browse workflows at heydex.ai/diff, then use: /diff-adopt @[handle]/[workflow-id] or adopt someone's whole setup: /diff-adopt-profile @[handle]
Step 2: Display Summary
For each single-workflow adoption log, show:
Adopted workflows:
meeting-prep
"Meeting Prep Ritual" by Dave Killeen
Adopted: 2026-03-28
Skills: /meeting-prep, /process-meeting
Source: DexDiff draft area (`DEXDIFF_DIFFS_DIR`, default `04-Projects/DexDiff/beta/diffs/meeting-prep.yaml`)
To remove a workflow: /diff-remove [id]For each profile adoption log, show the profile as a group:
Adopted profiles:
@davekilleen - Dave Killeen
Adopted: 2026-06-16
Workflows: meeting-intelligence, deal-intelligence, operating-rhythm, ...
Bundle saved at: 04-Projects/DexDiff/beta/profile/adopted/davekilleen/Step 3: Health Check (Optional)
For each adopted workflow, quickly verify:
- Do the installed skill files still exist?
- If any are missing (manually deleted), flag it:
⚠ meeting-prep — .claude/skills/process-meeting/SKILL.md is missing
(may have been manually deleted — run /diff-remove meeting-prep to clean up)A personal operating system powered by Claude. Strategic work management, meeting intelligence, relationship tracking, daily planning — all configured for your specific role. No coding required.
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