dotfiles

Create a self-contained, infographic-first interactive HTML decision brief, explainer, plan, review, or concept walkthrough with linked deep dives and an inlined annotation layer. Use whenever the user asks for an HTML document or page that explains, shows, compares, reviews, or plans something, especially when visual structure or explicit decisions would help.

Audit the machine against the dotfiles repo and report cleanup candidates — Brewfile drift, orphaned dependencies, stale CLIs, unused apps, orphaned config dirs, and dead references in zshrc/symlinks. Report first, then offer to fix interactively. Use when the user asks what can be cleaned up, pruned, or audited.

Cleanly remove an application or tool — uninstall it, update BrewFile or mise.toml, remove managed dotfiles and shell references, and sweep leftover config/cache directories. Use when the user wants to uninstall, remove, or stop using an app.

Audit and repair skills managed by this dotfiles repo for Agent Skills metadata, naming, progressive-disclosure limits, and global discovery across generic agents, Claude Code, and Codex. Use when adding or changing a skill, checking machine setup, diagnosing a missing skill, or asking to lint, sync, link, distribute, or audit skills.

Install a new application or tool through the dotfiles repo — pick the right channel, record it in BrewFile or mise.toml, install it, and capture any managed config. Use when the user asks to install, add, or set up an app or CLI tool.

Ingest an external URL, file, article, book, podcast, or other consumed source into the Daftar personal HTML vault, synthesize notes, and cross-link related entities. Use when the user says “ingest this”, “save this to the vault”, “add this article/book/podcast”, or otherwise wants external material captured in Daftar.

Audit and safely repair integrity problems in the Daftar personal HTML vault, including JSON-LD, links, backlinks, dates, scripts, indexes, orphans, stale entities, and contradictions. Use weekly, before large Daftar changes, or when the user says “lint”, “check the vault”, “audit the vault”, “find broken links”, or “refresh backlinks”.

Classify and file photos, PDFs, voice notes, screenshots, web links, and other items from the Daftar personal HTML vault’s inbox into entities, logs, and dated assets. Use when the user says “process my inbox”, “file these”, “sort my inbox”, or “empty the inbox”, or has placed material in Daftar’s `/inbox/`.

Answer retrieval questions from the Daftar personal HTML vault about people, projects, home, finance, health, logs, or saved external sources, with links to supporting pages. Use for questions such as “what’s my…”, “when did I…”, “which … do I have”, “where did I note…”, or any question the Daftar vault might answer.