NickChristensen

Create excellent command-line tools. Use when asked to build CLIs, add commands/options, adjust input/output behavior, or update help text.

Create and modify oclif-based Node.js CLIs and plugins. Use when scaffolding an oclif project, adding commands/flags/args, configuring topics/plugins/hooks/help, testing with @oclif/test, or packaging/releasing via npm, tarballs, or installers.

Use when working with the Paperless-ngx REST API; looking up endpoints, request/response shapes, auth requirements, filtering/pagination, or generating example requests/responses from the OpenAPI spec. Trigger for tasks involving Paperless-ngx API integrations, client code, curl examples, or schema details.

Deep expertise for HealthKit query construction, optimization, and debugging. Use when implementing new HealthKit features, debugging data accuracy issues, or optimizing query performance.

Expert Swift Charts patterns including custom axis marks, label positioning and collision detection, @ChartContentBuilder composition, GeometryReader integration, and chart performance optimization. Use when building complex charts beyond basic bar/line marks.

Retrieve ground-truth financial data from copilot.money to support answers to user questions about their finances. Use when a user asks about balances, accounts, holdings, cost basis, categorized spending, recurring payments, institutions, transaction history, portfolio trends, allocation, or other personal-finance questions that require facts from Copilot. This skill helps the agent identify what data exists in Copilot, which GraphQL operations expose it, and how to fetch it with the local authenticated runner before any downstream analysis.

Comprehensive guidelines for Obsidian.md plugin development including all 27 ESLint rules, TypeScript best practices, memory management, API usage (requestUrl vs fetch), UI/UX standards, and submission requirements. Use when working with Obsidian plugins, main.ts files, manifest.json, Plugin class, MarkdownView, TFile, vault operations, or any Obsidian API development.