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nethsecurity contains 4 collected skills from NethServer, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
4
Stars
173
updated
2026-06-08
Forks
20
Occupation coverage
1 occupation categories · 100% classified
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openwrt-package
software-developers

Create or modify an OpenWrt ns-* package including Makefile, config fragments, and upstream patches. Use when building new packages for NethSecurity, managing package dependencies, patching upstream feeds, or modifying build configurations. Covers naming conventions, required Makefile fields, architecture selection, external version management, and patch workflows.

2026-06-08
openwrt-package-update
software-developers

Use when updating any forked OpenWrt package in a NethSecurity workspace from the upstream openwrt/packages feed. Covers the full update cycle: version bump, merging upstream file changes, updating dependent ns-api handlers and migration scripts, UCI overlay defaults, and correlated documentation. Triggers on updating a package by name (adblock, mwan3, banip, rsyslog, snort3, keepalived, python-jinja2, python-semver, and similar forks), syncing with upstream, or any request to align a local package fork with openwrt/packages — even if upstream is not mentioned explicitly.

2026-06-08
ns-api
software-developers

Write or modify a NethSecurity Python RPCD API script or hook. Use when creating or updating `ns.*` RPCD API endpoints, handling UCI configuration changes, managing pre/post-commit hooks, defining ACL permissions, and documenting methods in OpenAPI 3.1.0. Covers stdin/stdout JSON protocol, error handling, naming conventions, code style, and spec file updates.

2026-04-28
python-nethsecurity
software-developers

Write or modify Python scripts for NethSecurity packages. Use when creating new Python scripts, configuring package build systems, or writing utilities. Covers shebang, license headers, extension handling, ruff compliance, available modules, and UCI commit conventions.

2026-04-28