Facilitates context sharing and strategic delegation between Claude Code and Gemini CLI. Syncs CLAUDE.md to GEMINI.md and provides agent selection guidance. Use when onboarding Gemini to a project, syncing instructions between agents, or deciding whether to use Claude or Gemini for a specific task.
Central authority for Claude Code subagents (sub-agents). Covers agent file format, YAML frontmatter, tool access configuration, model selection (inherit, sonnet, haiku, opus), automatic delegation, agent lifecycle, resumption, command-line usage (/agents), Agent SDK programmatic agents, priority resolution, and built-in agents (Plan subagent). Assists with creating agents, configuring agent tools, understanding agent behavior, and troubleshooting agent issues. Delegates 100% to docs-management skill for official documentation.
Meta-skill for creating workflow-optimized skills from MCP servers. Use when users want to create a custom skill that integrates one or more MCP servers into a specialized workflow. The user provides MCP server configurations and describes their work scenario (workflow, preferences, SOPs), and this skill generates a new skill with optimized scripts following Anthropic's MCP + code execution best practices.
Central authority for Gemini CLI session management. Covers session resume, retention policies, session browser, and cleanup. Use when resuming Gemini sessions, configuring retention, browsing past sessions, or managing session storage. Delegates 100% to gemini-cli-docs for official documentation.
Compose technology-specific agent identity and patterns. Invoke before spawning agents (Developer, SSE, QA, Tech Lead, RE, Investigator) to enhance expertise based on project stack. Returns composed specialization block with token budgeting.
Design O-Agent systems for multi-agent fleet management. Use when building orchestrator agents, designing multi-agent architectures, or creating unified interfaces for agent fleet control.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create bash scripts", "automate Linux tasks", "monitor system resources", "backup files", "manage users", or "write production shell scripts". It provides ready-to-use shell script templates for system administration.
Perform complex fault analysis requiring multi-step diagnostics and subtask decomposition. Use when user asks to "troubleshoot", "analyze root cause", "why is network slow", "cannot access server", or needs systematic network fault diagnosis.
Central authority for Claude Code hooks management in this repository. Automates enforcement of critical repository rules through hooks. Use when adding hooks, managing hooks, configuring hooks, troubleshooting hooks, or understanding hook behavior. Delegates to docs-management skill for official hooks documentation. Provides organization-specific patterns, configuration management, and workflow guidance.
Comprehensive authorization guidance covering RBAC, ABAC, ACL, ReBAC, and policy-as-code patterns. Use when designing permission systems, implementing access control, or choosing authorization strategies.
Central authority for Claude Code permissions. Covers permission system (tiered model, read-only, bash, file modification), permission rules (allow, ask, deny), rule precedence, permission modes (default, acceptEdits, plan, bypassPermissions), tool-specific permission rules (Bash patterns, Read/Edit patterns, WebFetch domains, MCP tools), /permissions command, and additionalDirectories. Assists with configuring permission rules, understanding permission modes, and troubleshooting permission issues. Delegates 100% to docs-management skill for official documentation.
Complete reference for Claude Code hooks system (January 2026). Use when creating hooks, understanding hook events, matchers, exit codes, JSON output control, environment variables, plugin hooks, or implementing hook scripts.
Central authority for Claude Code plugins. Covers plugin creation, plugin structure (plugin.json, commands/, agents/, skills/, hooks/), plugin manifest configuration, plugin installation and management (/plugin command), plugin marketplaces (marketplace.json, adding marketplaces), team plugin workflows, plugin development and testing, plugin debugging, plugin sharing and distribution, MCP servers in plugins, and plugin settings. Assists with creating plugins, installing from marketplaces, configuring team plugins, and troubleshooting plugin issues. Delegates 100% to docs-management skill for official documentation.
Central authority for Claude Code enterprise security. Covers enterprise managed policies (managed-settings.json), settings precedence hierarchy, policy file locations (macOS, Linux, Windows), unoverridable organizational policies, cloud execution security (isolated VMs, network access controls, credential protection), IDE security (VS Code, JetBrains), devcontainer security, and security best practices for teams. Assists with configuring enterprise policies, understanding precedence, and implementing organizational security standards. Delegates 100% to docs-management skill for official documentation.
Plans new macOS apps or analyzes existing projects. Creates comprehensive planning documents covering architecture, features, UI/UX, and tech stack. Use when planning a new macOS app or auditing an existing one.
Expert guidance on macOS platform capabilities. Covers sandboxing, app extensions, menu bar apps, and background execution. Use when implementing system integration features.
Manage scheduled tasks in the crontab configuration file for this dotfiles repository. Use when the user wants to add, remove, update, or query scheduled tasks, cron jobs, or automated maintenance. Triggers include mentions of "cron", "schedule", "automated task", "crontab", "periodic job", or time-based automation.
Add, edit, rotate, or manage encrypted secrets using agenix.
Manage Homebrew packages in the Brewfile for this dotfiles repository. Use when the user wants to add, remove, or update packages, casks, taps, or VS Code extensions in the Brewfile. Triggers include mentions of "brew", "Brewfile", "install package", "add cask", "homebrew", or specific package names.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "configure SSH key authentication", "set up SSH keys", "generate SSH key pairs", "copy SSH keys to servers", "configure SSH config file", "troubleshoot SSH key access", "manage multiple SSH keys", "restrict SSH key usage", "secure SSH access", or "automate SSH connections". Use this skill to implement secure, passwordless SSH authentication using cryptographic key pairs.
Bootstrap a new NixOS host in the serenitea-pot flake.
