mkobit

Write chezmoi templates: OS/machine conditionals, user-defined data variables, Sprig functions, shared fragments, and interactive prompts.

Run scripts on apply, once, or on content change — manage run_, run_once_, run_onchange_, run_before_, and run_after_ scripts and their state.

Configure chezmoi behavior: source/target dirs, data injection, encryption, editor, diff/merge tools, git auto-commit, and operation hooks.

Integrate with password managers (Bitwarden, 1Password, etc.) and manage encrypted files using age or gpg.

Bootstrap chezmoi on a new machine, clone an existing dotfiles repo, migrate existing dotfiles, or run one-shot init scripts.

Work with the chezmoi source directory: file naming prefixes, adding/removing files, externals (.chezmoiexternal for external files, archives, and git repos), special directories (.chezmoiignore, .chezmoitemplates/), and git operations.

Look up and run chezmoi commands: add, apply, diff, status, update, verify, edit, merge, re-add, state, and other core operations on the target directory.

Manage dotfiles across multiple machines: hostname/OS/distro conditionals, WSL detection, per-machine data with .chezmoidata and config [data], conditional .chezmoiignore, and per-machine file selection patterns.

A simple example skill demonstrating the format.

Enforces ventilated prose and concise technical writing standards when the user is writing or editing standalone documentation files (e.g., Markdown, AsciiDoc). This skill should not be used for code documentation or docstrings.

Enforces minimal context in agent configuration files like AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md, and *.mdc to improve task success rates and reduce inference costs. Use when writing or modifying agent context files.

Implement tasks from an OpenSpec change. Use when the user wants to start implementing, continue implementation, or work through tasks.