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opendawg

opendawg contains 6 collected skills from VincentHanxiaoDu, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
6
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4
updated
2026-03-04
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3 occupation categories · 100% classified
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graphiti-memory
software-developers

Long-term memory backed by Graphiti knowledge graph — persist and query knowledge across sessions with rich metadata

2026-03-04
opendawg-agent
network-and-computer-systems-administrators

Spawn and manage fully-configured opencode CLI sessions. Use when the user wants to launch opencode on a local or remote machine, bootstrap environments with skills from a git repo, set up config-cli auth and vault secrets, or orchestrate opencode agents. Also triggers when the user mentions opendawg-agent, spawning agents, remote opencode, or multi-machine orchestration.

2026-03-04
config-cli
information-security-analysts

Secure key-value vault for managing sensitive credentials (API keys, passwords, tokens) — encrypted at rest with AES-256-CBC

2026-02-23
cron-scheduler
network-and-computer-systems-administrators

AI cron/scheduler skill based on Cronicle — create, manage, and monitor scheduled jobs. Supports cron expressions, interval scheduling, one-time runs, opencode session callbacks, and distributed worker execution. Use when the user mentions scheduling, cron jobs, timed tasks, periodic execution, or agent wake-up.

2026-02-23
mcp-cli
software-developers

Use MCP servers on-demand via the mcp CLI tool - discover tools, resources, and prompts without polluting context with pre-loaded MCP integrations

2026-02-23
tmux-tty
network-and-computer-systems-administrators

Use tmux for ALL operations that need a TTY (interactive CLI tools, REPLs, editors, interactive git, full-screen terminal apps). Each session runs on its own isolated tmux socket so it never interferes with the user's tmux or other sessions. Use when running vim, nano, python REPL, git rebase -i, git add -p, htop, or any command requiring terminal interaction.

2026-02-23