Sam reported that /humanizer was still not callable even though the Codex skill file had been created. I traced the prior slash-command drift pattern and found that callable slash commands are backed by command pointer files, not just the local Codex skill folder.
Completed repairs:
/Users/samaguiar/.claude/commands/humanizer.md/Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/.claude/commands/humanizer.md/Users/samaguiar/Documents/New project/.claude/commands/humanizer.md/Users/samaguiar/Documents/Claude/commands/humanize.md so it routes to /Users/samaguiar/.codex/skills/humanizer/SKILL.md instead of the old Documents/Claude/skills/humanizer path/Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/Skills/humanizer//Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/Skills/SKILL-INDEX.md with a humanizer entry and slash commands /humanizer, /humanize, /dechatbot, and /deslopValidated both skill copies:
/Users/samaguiar/.codex/skills/humanizer/Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/Skills/humanizerBoth returned Skill is valid!
Checked all command pointer routes, including absolute and project-relative routes. Result: slash pointer routes OK.
Ran the broader Projects skill registry check. It still fails due to unrelated pre-existing unregistered skill folders and one missing plugin-customizer-workspace-scope canonical path, but the earlier humanizer warning is gone.
The requested /humanizer slash-command repair is complete and QA passed on the relevant surfaces.
If /humanizer still does not appear instantly in a currently open app session, refresh or restart the agent app so it reloads command files. A future maintenance pass could clean the unrelated registry drift reported by skill_registry_check.py, but that is separate from the /humanizer route.