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Create, enter, and manage Distrobox containers for mutable package installation on Bluefin.

ZFS administration on Bluefin — pools, datasets, snapshots, and delivery options for an immutable host that does not ship ZFS kernel modules.

Run, build, and manage OCI containers rootlessly on Bluefin — including Quadlets for persistent systemd-managed services.

Run self-hosted services on Bluefin DX using Podman Quadlets and linuxserver.io containers — persistent, auto-updating, systemd-managed.

Install and manage CLI tools with Homebrew — the primary CLI package manager on Bluefin.

Manage GNOME extensions, gsettings, and desktop customizations on Bluefin — including which settings Bluefin owns vs. which are safe to change.

Run local Kubernetes clusters with kind on Bluefin DX for cloud-native development.

Enroll the Bluefin Secure Boot key to enable signed kernel modules (NVIDIA, custom kmods).

Create GitHub epic issue from any implementation plan file

Extracts and synthesizes biographical information from multiple sources

Generates polished presenter profile content in professional narrative style

Analyzes multiple talks to extract themes, expertise areas, and CNCF project focus

Update epic issue with implementation journey and lessons learned after work completes

Generates polished case study sections

Analyzes transcripts to extract structured data

Corrects common errors in YouTube auto-generated transcripts

Development patterns and conventions for the bluefinctl Textual TUI project. Use when working in /var/home/jorge/src/bbrew, adding screens, wiring actions, creating modals, or modifying the theme/bundle system.

Launch bluefinctl in a Ghostty terminal for interactive testing. Use when user wants to see the app running, test the TUI, prototype, preview changes, or says "run it", "show me", "launch", "open terminal".

Setup dosu MCP and linux-mcp-server for Bluefin maintainers

MANDATORY workflow for ALL Homebrew work in this repository. Use this skill whenever the user requests: creating packages, adding casks, creating formulas, updating versions, fixing packages, debugging CI failures, processing GitHub issues about packages, or ANY work involving Casks/ or Formula/ directories. Also use when user mentions: tap-tools, tap-cask, tap-formula, brew install, package from GitHub releases, XDG compliance, or Linux binaries. This skill contains critical constraints (Linux-only, read-only filesystem, XDG paths), mandatory validation requirements, and the 6-step workflow that MUST be followed for all packaging work. Load this skill BEFORE starting any packaging task.