dotfiles

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Helps users discover and install agent skills when they ask questions like "how do I do X", "find a skill for X", "is there a skill that can...", or express interest in extending capabilities. This skill should be used when the user is looking for functionality that might exist as an installable skill.

Route dotfiles changes to the correct location in this repository and block common anti-patterns. Use when deciding where a change belongs across nix-darwin, home-manager, chezmoi, mise, scripts, or docs; when a request spans multiple layers; or when validating that a planned edit follows repo conventions.

Create Git commits with a semi-detailed Conventional Commit message using heredoc input. Use when asked to commit current changes, draft commit text, or enforce repository commit style.

Upgrade and prune all Mise-managed tools, then update Claude Code. Use when asked to bring developer CLIs to latest versions and verify the result.

Curate and maintain `chezmoi/dot_config/mise/config.toml` for developer runtimes and CLI tools. Use when adding, removing, pinning, or migrating tools in Mise; selecting the correct source type (`npm`, `cargo`, `go`, `github`, `aqua`); or resolving duplication between Mise and Nix/Homebrew.

Create and maintain secret-backed Chezmoi shell templates in `chezmoi/dot_config/shell/*.sh.tmpl` using 1Password references. Use when adding API tokens or credentials, migrating plaintext shell env vars to templates, validating template rendering, or wiring new secret modules into shell startup.

Maintain `home-manager/home.nix` safely and consistently for packages, Home-Manager program settings, session variables, and stable aliases. Use when adding/removing Home-Manager-managed packages or program options, adjusting stable shell aliases, or refactoring `home.nix` while preserving repository conventions.

Perform or update Nix store cleanup workflows with explicit safety checks and retention strategy. Use when reclaiming disk from `/nix/store`, editing `scripts/cleanup.sh`, deciding between aggressive and conservative generation pruning, or preparing cleanup commands for macOS/Linux systems.