brsvh

Commit staged Git changes using a GNU-style scoped subject and file-bullet message body. Use when the user invokes this skill, asks to commit staged changes, or requests a GNU-style commit.

Initial analysis and scaffolding workflow for adding new font packages to this repository from one or more upstream font URLs. Use when asked to inspect font files, upstream repository metadata, font family names, hashes, license terms, package split or merge decisions, package names, Nix package skeletons, preview generation, README entries, or initial integration requirements before or while creating packages under a vendor package directory.

Workflow for creating or repairing font preview PNGs for this repository from a given package pname. Use when asked to clone or use the font-preview-images branch, choose or fix preview sample keys, run generate-font-preview-images for selected packages, validate generated preview images, or iterate on blank, vertical, or malformed font previews.

Rewrite, refactor, or review Nix code to follow this repository's custom Nix coding style. Use when asked to restyle, normalize, modernize, reorganize, or otherwise edit .nix files according to the bundled Nix style guide.

Write a GNU Coding Standards Change Log style Git commit message for the currently staged changes and create the commit. Use when the user asks to commit staged changes, automatically write a commit message, follow GNU Change Log style, add the required Assisted-by trailer, or use the project-local commit workflow.

Write, review, and refactor idiomatic Emacs Lisp following community style conventions. Use when working with Emacs configuration, .el packages or libraries, interactive commands, macros, custom variables or faces, autoloads, hooks, keymaps, major modes, minor modes, byte-compilation issues, checkdoc cleanup, package templates, or Emacs Lisp tests.

Rewrite, refactor, or review Nix code to follow this repository's custom Nix coding style. Use when asked to restyle, normalize, modernize, reorganize, or otherwise edit .nix files according to the bundled Nix style guide.

Write, review, and refactor idiomatic Rust code following community style conventions. Use when working with Rust functions, structs, modules, error handling, async code, concurrency, unsafe code, API design, memory optimization, performance tuning, numeric safety, conversions, serde, pattern matching, macros, closures, observability, testing, or common anti-patterns. Contains 265 rules across 26 categories prioritized by impact.

Write, review, and refactor idiomatic Emacs Lisp following community style conventions. Use when working with Emacs configuration, .el packages or libraries, interactive commands, macros, custom variables or faces, autoloads, hooks, keymaps, major modes, minor modes, byte-compilation issues, checkdoc cleanup, package templates, or Emacs Lisp tests.

Write a GNU Coding Standards Change Log style Git commit message for the currently staged changes and create the commit. Use when the user asks to commit staged changes, automatically write a commit message, follow GNU Change Log style, add the required Assisted-by trailer, or use the project-local commit workflow.