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Configure and customize gent through ~/.gent/init.janet and .gent/init.janet. Use when the user asks to "configure gent", "change colors", "add hooks", "customize behavior", "modify themes", "create tools", "add a tool at runtime", "register a tool", "change UI settings", "set up gent", "modify the UI", "add a widget", "create a widget", "register a widget", "add a slash command", "create a command", "change the layout", "customize the TUI", "add a keybinding", or wants to modify gent's appearance, behavior, widgets, tools, commands, or functionality at runtime.

Use this skill when profiling gent's rendering performance, investigating frame time regressions, running scroll/streaming benchmarks with tui-wright, interpreting profiling stats, or planning rendering optimizations. Use when the user asks to "profile gent", "benchmark rendering", "measure frame time", "check FPS", "optimize rendering", or anything related to gent's performance measurement and tuning.

Operate gent programmatically via tui-wright — spawning sessions, sending input, reading screens, profiling, and recording demos

Use this skill when you need to interact with a TUI (terminal UI) application programmatically — spawning it, reading its screen, sending keyboard/mouse input, resizing, or debugging its behavior. Use when the user asks to "debug a TUI", "interact with a terminal app", "test a CLI tool", "read what's on screen", or anything involving programmatic control of a terminal application.

Structural editing CLI for S-expressions written in Janet. Use when the user wants to parse, navigate, or transform S-expression source code, or when working with .janet files that need structural edits like slurp, barf, wrap, splice, raise, kill, split, or join.