paperclip-skills

Configure, secure, update, and operate any Linux VPS or cloud server autonomously and safely. Use this skill whenever the task involves provisioning a new server, hardening or securing an existing server, SSH/firewall configuration, user and access management, automatic updates and patch management, web/app stack setup (Nginx, Apache, TLS, PHP-FPM, Node, Docker, databases), monitoring and observability, backups and disaster recovery, intrusion detection, incident response, log management, performance tuning, or server automation/infrastructure-as-code. Trigger this skill even when the user phrases it casually ("lock down my server", "set up a new droplet", "my VPS got hacked", "make this box production-ready", "add a firewall", "why is my server slow") and even if they don't say the words "VPS" or "hardening". Grounded in CIS Benchmarks, NIST SP 800-123, and Mozilla/OpenSSH guidance, with distro-aware branching for Ubuntu/Debian (primary) and RHEL-family (Alma/Rocky/RHEL).

Run a recurring technical + on-page SEO audit inside Paperclip and turn every finding into a scored, owned, de-duplicated fix ticket — routed to whichever agent in the company actually covers that trade, with clear fallbacks when no matching specialist exists yet. Use this when a routine wakes an SEO auditor agent for its scheduled crawl, when setting up a new monthly/weekly SEO audit routine, or when asked to convert an SEO audit's findings into tracked, assigned work instead of a static report. Do not use this for one-off manual audits with no follow-through, and do not use it for the crawl-and-report-only use case — this skill's job starts where a plain audit report ends: turning findings into tickets the right people actually pick up.