aur-skills

Audit and validate PKGBUILDs before AUR submission. Covers namcap, shellcheck, chroot testing, and common error fixes. Use when running validation, fixing lint errors, or pre-submission quality checks.

Use AUR helper tools (yay, paru) to build and install packages from the AUR. Covers common commands and safety practices. Use when installing or managing AUR packages via helpers.

Configure and use makepkg to build Arch Linux packages. Covers flags, options arrays, environment variables, and chroot builds. Use when building packages, troubleshooting build failures, or configuring build settings.

Arch Linux packaging standards and conventions. Covers naming, versioning, dependencies, directory layout, and licensing rules. Use when reviewing a PKGBUILD for compliance or learning Arch packaging standards.

Manage packages with pacman on Arch Linux. Covers install, remove, query, search, and cache management. Use when installing, removing, querying, or troubleshooting packages on an Arch system.

Create and edit PKGBUILD files for Arch Linux packages. Covers all variables, functions, naming, versioning, sources, and validation. Use when writing a new PKGBUILD, editing an existing one, or fixing build issues.

Query the Aurweb RPC interface (v5) to search AUR packages, retrieve package info, and consume the metadata archives. Use when building an AUR helper, verifying upstream state, bulk-fetching package metadata, or integrating with the AUR programmatically.

Submit and maintain packages in the Arch User Repository. Covers SSH setup, Git workflow, .SRCINFO, maintenance, and request types. Use when submitting a new package, updating an existing one, or requesting deletion/merge/orphan.

Version Control System packages (-git, -svn, -hg) for the AUR. Covers naming, dynamic pkgver(), source handling, and best practices. Use when creating or maintaining -git/-svn/-hg packages.

Master skill for AUR (Arch User Repository) package development. Dispatches to specialized sub-skills for creating PKGBUILDs, auditing packages, submitting to AUR, and more. Use when working with AUR packages, PKGBUILDs, makepkg, pacman, or any Arch Linux packaging task.