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Use this skill when the user wants to transition to the next workflow step, wrap up a session cleanly, prepare a handoff, or says things like "next step", "continue the workflow", "wrap up", "hand off", "move to the next phase", "what's next in embrace", or "prepare for /clear". Also triggers when the current octo:embrace phase appears complete and no explicit next action is set.

Spawn a dotfiles team for changes spanning chezmoi templates, mise config, and system validation. Use when adding tools that need both mise config and shell config changes.

Use when diagnosing brew failures in mde update, auditing brew-owned packages, resolving brew-vs-mise ownership conflicts, or troubleshooting Homebrew on macOS. Key files: src/mde/maintain/update.py, src/mde/validate/brew.py, configs/mde-tool-ownership.json. Keywords: brew doctor, brew upgrade, cask sudo, tap repair, formula conflict, Brewfile.

This skill should be used when the user asks to manage AI agent configurations (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, permissions, MCP settings, skills) across multiple tools and machines using chezmoi templates. Use when syncing .claude/ settings across machines, templating CLAUDE.md for different environments, distributing agent instructions to Claude Code/Codex/Copilot from one source, managing AI agent permissions via chezmoi data, backing up Claude Code config with chezmoi, or setting up a shared skills directory.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "add a tool to mise", "install a new CLI tool", "choose a mise backend", "search the mise registry", "detect tool drift", or mentions mise tool installation, backend selection, GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT enforcement, or adding new dependencies to mise config.

Use when setting up Doppler as secrets source of truth, syncing Doppler to fnox/Keychain, bulk importing/exporting secrets, validating Doppler vs fnox parity, or troubleshooting Doppler CLI issues in this mise+chezmoi dev environment.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "evaluate plugins", "scan marketplace", "audit community plugins", "find plugins for X", "screen marketplace", "plugin audit", "what plugins should we install", or "review marketplace plugins". Orchestrates full marketplace evaluation pipeline: screen all plugins, deep-review finalists, persist findings to repo, and optionally run multi-model review rounds.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "update evaluation goals", "add plugin goal", "change marketplace evaluator config", "modify evaluation criteria", "add a new capability need", "remove a goal", or "reconfigure evaluator models". Manages the goals.yaml configuration for the marketplace evaluator.

End-to-end recipe for a modern C++ project managed by mise — cmake + ninja + ccache + mold linker + clang-tools + optional conan package manager. Full CMakePresets.json, mise.toml tasks, and first-run walkthrough. Use when starting a new C++ project or modernizing an existing one.

End-to-end recipe for a Docker-based dev loop with mise — multi-stage Dockerfile with mise pre-installed, docker-compose for services (Postgres, Redis), BuildKit cache mounts, and mise tasks that wrap compose. Use when running dev entirely in containers or prod-parity testing.

End-to-end recipe for a Go HTTP service managed by mise — Go + air (hot reload) + golangci-lint + gotestsum + a Dockerfile hint for production. Complete mise.toml template, first-run walkthrough, and common gotchas. Use when starting a new Go service or adding mise to an existing one.

End-to-end recipe for a Neovim configuration managed by mise — the vim.env.PATH prepend pattern, LSPs installed via mise (npm:pyright, aqua:gopls, etc.), conform.nvim for formatters, and the mise-managed "editor as a tool" approach. Use when setting up a modern Neovim config that plays nicely with mise-managed projects.

End-to-end recipe for a Next.js app managed by mise — Node + pnpm (via corepack) + TypeScript + Prettier + ESLint + Playwright. Complete mise.toml template, first-run walkthrough, and common gotchas. Use when starting a new Next.js app or adding mise to an existing one.

End-to-end recipe for a FastAPI service managed by mise — Python + uv + ruff + pytest + a Postgres env var. Complete mise.toml template, first-run walkthrough, and common gotchas. Use when starting a new FastAPI project or adding mise to an existing one.

End-to-end recipe for a Rails 7+ app managed by mise — Ruby + Node (for assets) + bundler with vendor/bundle + RAILS_ENV + bin/dev. Complete mise.toml template, first-run walkthrough, and common gotchas. Use when starting a new Rails app or adding mise to an existing one.

End-to-end recipe for a Terraform (or OpenTofu) IaC project managed by mise — terraform + tflint + terraform-docs + tfsec + aws-cli, with init/plan/apply/docs/lint tasks. Complete mise.toml template, first-run walkthrough, and common gotchas. Use when starting a new IaC project or adding mise to an existing one.

Prepare for a /clear: bring all documentation up to date with this session's changes, persist recovery context (memory + handoff), and emit a copy-paste resume prompt so the next session begins the next task with zero context loss. Invoke explicitly as /clear-prep [next-task].

Use when adding or modifying a devcontainer feature in devcontainer.json - fetch its devcontainer-feature.json schema first and verify every option key exists, because features silently drop unknown options.

Use when creating branches, commits, pushes, or PRs with plain git. Branch BEFORE committing — never commit directly onto the default branch. Avoids virtual-branch composition bugs where commits silently depend on other applied branches.

Write a CROSS-SURFACE session handoff to a tracked path and push it, so a session on another surface (web, desktop, or CLI) can continue with zero context loss. Use when ending a session whose work must be picked up on a DIFFERENT machine/surface. For same-machine /clear continuity use /clear-prep instead. Invoke as /handoff [next-task].

Use when running parallel-scientist research - ALWAYS follow with an opus verification stage that re-probes load-bearing claims and surfaces gaps. Skipping the verifier almost shipped a wrong recommendation in session 2026-04-07e.

Use when sharing a single `~/.ssh/config` across macOS + Linux - apply OpenSSH `IgnoreUnknown` to tolerate macOS-only directives (`UseKeychain`, `AddKeysToAgent`) on Linux where they would otherwise be fatal.

Use when auditing whether the repo's pinned tools are current AND whether any hand-rolled custom code is now superseded by a native tool feature. Produces a retire/bump report from mise outdated + pkl/pin-vs-latest diff + a cache-first release-note scan.

Use when the user mentions "ctx7" or "context7", needs current docs for any library, wants to install/search/generate skills, or needs to set up Context7 for their AI coding agent. Fetches library documentation, manages AI coding skills, and configures Context7 MCP.

NotebookLM integration patterns aligned to notebooklm-mcp (RPC tool names, auth flow, and troubleshooting). Use when listing/creating/querying notebooks, managing sources, running research, or generating studio artifacts.

NotebookLM integration patterns aligned to notebooklm-mcp (RPC tool names, auth flow, and troubleshooting). Use when listing/creating/querying notebooks, managing sources, running research, or generating studio artifacts.