| name | computer-usage |
| description | Environment orientation for AI agents. Use when starting a new session, asked "what can I do here", or when another skill needs to know what tools and configs exist on this machine. |
Computer Usage
Orients the agent to this machine: what's installed, what's configured, what skills are available. The agent reads .config, inventories tools, and knows where to reach everything before doing real work.
Setup
Run once per session. Skip if you've already seen the output.
node .agents/skills/computer-usage/scripts/scan-config.mjs
If the script is missing, fall back to manual discovery:
ls ~/.config/ — list installed tool configscat ~/.zshrc — read shell aliases and PATHcat ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json — read MCP servers and providers
Completion criterion: you can name at least 5 installed tools and 2 shell aliases without looking them up.
Environment Map
Editors
| Tool | Command | Notes |
|---|
| Neovim | nvim, n | Primary editor, lazy.nvim plugins |
| VS Code | code | Available via CLI |
| Cursor | cursor, c | AI-powered editor |
Shell Aliases
| Alias | Expands to |
|---|
oc | opencode --auto |
n | nvim |
c | cursor |
ga | git add . |
gc | git commit -m |
gp | git push |
ls | eza |
Key Tools
- uv — Python package manager
- bun — JavaScript runtime
- lazygit — Git TUI
- television — Terminal TUI
Completion Criterion
You are oriented when you can answer these without looking:
- What editors are installed?
- What shell aliases exist?
- How do you publish a plan?
