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Push high-quality flashcards (Basic and Cloze) directly into an already-running Anki via the AnkiConnect add-on (HTTP localhost:8765) — live insertion, no file to import. Use when the user wants cards added straight into Anki now, or wants to browse/find/update notes in a running Anki. To produce a portable .apkg file instead, use the anki skill.

Create high-quality Anki flashcards (Basic flip cards and Cloze deletions) following evidence-based card-writing principles, and export a ready-to-import .apkg. Use whenever the user wants to make, generate, write, review, or edit Anki cards/decks/flashcards from notes, text, PDFs, or study material. For pushing cards into an already-running Anki instead of producing a file, use the anki-connect skill.

Manage entities, services, and dashboards for the ChoreOps custom integration (ccpk1/choreops) in Home Assistant. Use when tracking chores, assigning points, managing gamification badges, or troubleshooting routines.

Rewrite ONE chore summary from `todo.chores` into ONE bare Title-Case imperative ≤ 60 characters for a wall-mounted iPad fridge dashboard. The input is a single short string (the user message). Output is strict JSON `{"line": "..."}` — nothing else. The line is an ADHD initiation cue: verb + noun (+ optional When), Title Case, no framing, no reasons, no AI-tells. The Python caller has already decided which chore to surface and whether to surface anything; you only do the linguistic transformation.

Sort grocery lists according to the walking order at Super Foodtown of Bedford Stuyvesant (1420 Fulton St, Brooklyn NY 11216, AisleIQ store_id 310). Use this skill whenever a user asks to sort, organize, or reorder a grocery list for shopping at Foodtown, Foodtown Bed-Stuy, or "the Foodtown on Fulton" — even if they don't name the skill explicitly. Also use it when a list is being prepped for a shopping trip and the location can be reasonably inferred from context (e.g., Bed-Stuy, Clinton Hill, Crown Heights). The output preserves the input format exactly — same delimiters, same item names, same casing, same quantities and notes — with items reordered to follow the store's walking path from entrance to checkout. Do not add headers, aisle annotations, or commentary unless the user's input already contained them.

Reference docs for token-optimized CLI tools - qmd, ast-grep, semgrep, fastmod, and RTK. Load before first use of any code search/rewrite tool or RTK meta commands.

Expert help with Nix, NixOS, home-manager, flakes, and nixpkgs for the Multipixelone/infra repository. Use for system configuration, package management, module development, hash fetching, debugging evaluation errors, colmena deployment, and understanding Nix idioms and patterns.

Expert guidance for using flake-parts framework in Nix flakes. Use when converting flakes to flake-parts, organizing modular flake configurations, working with perSystem, creating reusable flake modules, handling overlays, or debugging flake-parts issues.