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Explain and list Lazydocker shortcuts for this repository, distinguishing repo-local config from upstream default keybindings. Use when a user asks for a Lazydocker shortcut list, what a Lazydocker key does, or whether this repo customizes Lazydocker keys.

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name	lazydocker-shortcuts-reference
description	Explain and list Lazydocker shortcuts for this repository, distinguishing repo-local config from upstream default keybindings. Use when a user asks for a Lazydocker shortcut list, what a Lazydocker key does, or whether this repo customizes Lazydocker keys.

Lazydocker Shortcuts Reference

Use this skill when the task is to explain or inventory Lazydocker shortcuts for this repository.

Source Of Truth

Read these in order:

nixos/shared-home-manager/taco/lazydocker/default.nix
~/.config/lazydocker/config.yml if present on the current machine
references/shortcuts-reference.md

In this repository, the Nix module is the local override layer. If the question is specifically about "this repo", check it first before describing upstream defaults.

Current Repo State

nixos/shared-home-manager/taco/lazydocker/default.nix configures theme colors only. It does not define custom keybindings.

That means shortcut answers for this repo are normally:

repo-local overrides: none found
effective shortcuts: upstream Lazydocker defaults, unless runtime config says otherwise

Say that explicitly instead of implying the repo owns the defaults.

Recommended Workflow

Read nixos/shared-home-manager/taco/lazydocker/default.nix.
If the user wants the exact runtime answer, inspect ~/.config/lazydocker/config.yml when available.
Use references/shortcuts-reference.md for the compact default shortcut list.
If the user wants an exhaustive list, link the official keybinding sheet in the reference file.

What To Report

Prefer this structure:

repo-local overrides, if any
global/focus keys
panel-specific keys for the requested area: project, services, containers, images, volumes, networks, main
runtime caveat if no generated config was inspected

Constraints

Do not invent repo-local Lazydocker keybindings; this repo currently has none in source.
If you rely on upstream defaults, say so.
If the user asks for "all shortcuts", provide a compact grouped list and link the official sheet rather than pretending memory is exhaustive.

File References

nixos/shared-home-manager/taco/lazydocker/default.nix
references/shortcuts-reference.md

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name	lazydocker-shortcuts-reference
description	Explain and list Lazydocker shortcuts for this repository, distinguishing repo-local config from upstream default keybindings. Use when a user asks for a Lazydocker shortcut list, what a Lazydocker key does, or whether this repo customizes Lazydocker keys.

Lazydocker Shortcuts Reference

Use this skill when the task is to explain or inventory Lazydocker shortcuts for this repository.

Source Of Truth

Read these in order:

nixos/shared-home-manager/taco/lazydocker/default.nix
~/.config/lazydocker/config.yml if present on the current machine
references/shortcuts-reference.md

In this repository, the Nix module is the local override layer. If the question is specifically about "this repo", check it first before describing upstream defaults.

Current Repo State

nixos/shared-home-manager/taco/lazydocker/default.nix configures theme colors only. It does not define custom keybindings.

That means shortcut answers for this repo are normally:

repo-local overrides: none found
effective shortcuts: upstream Lazydocker defaults, unless runtime config says otherwise

Say that explicitly instead of implying the repo owns the defaults.

Recommended Workflow

Read nixos/shared-home-manager/taco/lazydocker/default.nix.
If the user wants the exact runtime answer, inspect ~/.config/lazydocker/config.yml when available.
Use references/shortcuts-reference.md for the compact default shortcut list.
If the user wants an exhaustive list, link the official keybinding sheet in the reference file.

What To Report

Prefer this structure:

repo-local overrides, if any
global/focus keys
panel-specific keys for the requested area: project, services, containers, images, volumes, networks, main
runtime caveat if no generated config was inspected

Constraints

Do not invent repo-local Lazydocker keybindings; this repo currently has none in source.
If you rely on upstream defaults, say so.
If the user asks for "all shortcuts", provide a compact grouped list and link the official sheet rather than pretending memory is exhaustive.

File References

nixos/shared-home-manager/taco/lazydocker/default.nix
references/shortcuts-reference.md