chameleon-pause-15m

Pause Chameleon's advisory injections for a specified duration.

9|3|Updated May 10, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/crisnahine/chameleon --skill chameleon-pause-15m

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Skill: chameleon-pause-15m
Source: https://github.com/crisnahine/chameleon/tree/main/plugin/skills/chameleon-pause-15m
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/crisnahine/chameleon --skill chameleon-pause-15m

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill allows users to temporarily pause Chameleon's advisory injections for 15 minutes, reducing hook latency during focused work or live coding sessions.

Core Features & Use Cases

Pause Chameleon's Injections: Temporarily halt Chameleon's pre-edit context injection for 15 minutes.
Auto-Resume: The pause automatically resumes after the timer expires.
Use Case: Ideal for live coding, code review walkthroughs, or rapid scratch experimentation in a TypeScript repository.

Quick Start

To pause Chameleon's advisory injections for 15 minutes, use the command /chameleon-pause-15m.

Frequently Asked Questions about chameleon-pause-15m

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I temporarily pause Chameleon's advisory injections during a live coding session?▼

You can pause Chameleon's advisory injections by triggering the pause command, which temporarily halts pre-edit context injections to reduce hook latency during focused work or live coding sessions.

Can I customize the pause duration for Chameleon's context injections beyond 15 minutes?▼

Yes, the pause duration for Chameleon's context injections is customizable, supporting timer lengths from 1 to 240 minutes to accommodate various lengths of focused coding or code review walkthroughs.

How do I resume Chameleon's advisory injections after pausing them for focused work?▼

Chameleon's advisory injections automatically resume normal operation after the specified pause timer expires, meaning you do not need to manually restart the pre-edit context injection lifecycle.

Does pausing Chameleon's injections reduce hook latency for rapid scratch experimentation?▼

Yes, pausing Chameleon's injections reduces hook latency by temporarily suppressing pre-edit context injections, making it ideal for rapid scratch experimentation in a TypeScript repository.

What are the limitations of pausing Chameleon's advisory injections?▼

The main limitation is that pausing Chameleon's advisory injections temporarily removes pre-edit context, meaning you bypass automated advisory checks for the duration of the specified pause period.