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Use when working on dotfiles or configuration files in ~/.config. Load this skill when editing, adding, or managing files tracked by the dotfiles repository.
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Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
Use when the user says "capture", or wants to remember, save, or note something for later.
Use when the user says "closeday", "close my day", or "end of day". End-of-day consolidation appended to today's Inbox note.
Use when the user says "today", "morning plan", "plan my day", "what should I work on", or asks about their priorities for the day.
Use whenever `jj root` succeeds. Use `jj` for all version-control operations; do not use `git`.
Use when the user asks to create a GitHub issue, file a bug, or track a task. Also use when the user describes a problem they found and wants to capture it.
Use when the user asks to open a PR, create a PR, or push and create a pull request.
| name | using-dotfiles |
| description | Use when working on dotfiles or configuration files in ~/.config. Load this skill when editing, adding, or managing files tracked by the dotfiles repository. |
dotfiles is a thin wrapper around git (via dotfiles.sh) that stores metadata in ~/.dotfiles with $HOME as the worktree. Use dotfiles instead of git for all version control operations on these files -- it accepts the same commands.
Untracked files are hidden by design (status.showUntrackedFiles = no). To track a new file, dotfiles add it explicitly.
dotfiles ignore <pattern> appends patterns to the repo's exclude file and stages them as .gitignore -- use it instead of manually editing ignore files. The exclude file lives at ~/.dotfiles/.git/info/exclude but is mapped to .gitignore in the repo tree -- there is no literal ~/.gitignore on disk. To remove an ignore pattern, run dotfiles ignore (no arguments) to open the interactive editor -- ask the user to do this, since the agent cannot run interactive commands. Do NOT try to dotfiles restore .gitignore -- that path doesn't exist in the worktree.
