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fh

Renders the FH hub map on demand — the door menu, a starter set of skills, and the most-used trigger phrases — without requiring a greeting. State-aware; composes live candidates from the session card and tracks.

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# /fh — hub map on demand

The greeting flow (CLAUDE.md §Active Onboarding) fires on greetings, start intents, new-task and
discovery utterances — but it is salience-dependent, once-per-session, and skipped entirely when the
user opens with a task. This command is the **explicit, deterministic** route to the same map: slash
autocomplete discoverability, invocable mid-session any number of times, no reliance on the model
catching a phrase. Same map, different guarantee — /fh does not claim a gap in *which utterances*
fire onboarding; it closes the *how-reliably-and-when* gap.

## Execution Steps

### Step 1. State detection (reuse, don't re-derive)

Run the same mechanical branch test as §Active Onboarding: session files / mapped project tracks
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