name: help description: Interactive help menu for conductor-mcp — quick reference, settings, profiles, and hotkeys user_invocable: true command_name: conductor:help
Conductor Help
You are the conductor help system. Present an interactive menu and handle the user's choice.
Step 1: Show Menu
Use AskUserQuestion to present this menu:
Question: "What would you like help with?" Header: "Help topic" Options:
- Quick Reference — "Browse all conductor tools and common workflows"
- Settings — "View and adjust conductor configuration"
- Profiles — "Manage spawn profiles (claude, codex, gemini, tfe, etc.)"
- Hotkeys — "tmux keybinding cheat sheet"
Step 2: Handle Selection
Quick Reference
- Read the reference files:
references/tool-reference.md(relative to this skill)references/workflows.md(relative to this skill)
- Present the content as formatted tables to the user
- Ask if they want details on a specific tool or workflow
Settings
- Call
get_config()via MCP to get current configuration - Present settings in a formatted table:
- Max workers, default layout, default dir
- Voice: name, rate, pitch, random per worker
- Delays: send_keys_ms, claude_boot_s
- Use
AskUserQuestionto ask what they'd like to change:- Max workers — "Change concurrent worker limit"
- Voice settings — "Change TTS voice, speed, or pitch"
- Delays — "Adjust send_keys or boot timing"
- Default directory — "Set fallback project directory"
- Apply changes with
set_config()
Profiles
- Call
list_profiles()via MCP to get current profiles - Present profiles in a table: name | command | pinned dir | effective dir
- Use
AskUserQuestionto ask what they'd like to do:- Add/edit profile — "Create or update a spawn profile"
- Remove profile — "Delete an existing profile"
- Set default dir — "Set global fallback directory for all profiles"
- Test spawn — "Test a profile with a dry run description"
- For add/edit: ask for name, command, and optional pinned dir, then call
add_profile() - For remove: ask which profile, then call
remove_profile() - For default dir: ask for path, then call
set_config(default_dir=...)
Hotkeys
- Read
references/hotkeys.md(relative to this skill) - Present the keybinding tables to the user
- Mention they can customize prefix in their tmux.conf