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Validate QML and Qt files when working on Quickshell or other QML-based configs.
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| name | qmllint |
| mcp | {"qmllint":{"type":"stdio","command":"qmllint-mcp"}} |
| description | Validate QML and Qt files when working on Quickshell or other QML-based configs. |
Use this when the task needs QML validation without enabling QML tooling globally for every OpenCode session.
Keeping lint access local to the skill makes QML-specific tooling opt-in and easier to reason about.
Package custom software for this NixOS flake under modules/_pkgs, wire update-pkgs support, validate builds/runtime, and decide terminal host exclusions.
Use the repo-local patchright browser automation workflow for account-session UI inspection, proxy-aware browser handoffs, console/network debugging, and Patchright tests.
Use project-scoped Obsidian notes for docs, second-brain workflows, ADRs, and project memory.
Use DaisyUI component schemas and UI helpers for DaisyUI-specific tasks.
Use Quickshell documentation for Quickshell-specific APIs, patterns, and behavior.
