dotfiles

Send notifications, interactive questions, or multiple-choice polls to the user via Telegram. Use when the user asks to be notified ("ping me", "notify me on Telegram", "ask me when..."), when a long-running task finishes and the user is likely away, when an irreversible action needs out-of-band confirmation, or when the user should pick among several fixed options ("ask me which one via poll"). Provides telegram-notify (one-way), telegram-ask (send + block for reply), and telegram-poll (send a multiple-choice poll + block for the vote).

Modern Neovim configuration expertise including Lua scripting, plugin management with lazy.nvim, LSP setup with Mason, AI integration with claudecode.nvim/opencode.nvim, and workflow optimization. Covers keymaps, autocommands, and treesitter configuration. Use when user mentions Neovim, nvim, lazy.nvim, Mason, init.lua, Lua config, nvim plugins, or Neovim customization.

Draft bite-sized "AI as coworker" wins, experiences, and useful failures for sharing on Google Chat. Use when the user says "draft a shareable about X", "share this win", "add a shareable", "make the technical/layman/one-liner/takeaway version of X", or "format the <topic> <register> for posting". Drafts each topic in four registers (layman, technical, one-liner, takeaway), queues them in FVH/shareables.md, and hands off a clipboard-ready Google Chat message to paste.

Scan all git repositories under ~/repos and report recent activity — last commit age, branch, uncommitted changes — in age-bucketed tables. Use when the user asks for a repo activity overview, "what have I been working on", portfolio status, or which repos are active/dormant.

Comprehensive chezmoi dotfiles management expertise including templates, cross-platform configuration, file naming conventions, and troubleshooting. Covers source directory management, reproducible environment setup, and chezmoi templating with Go templates. Use when user mentions chezmoi, dotfiles, cross-platform config, chezmoi apply, chezmoi diff, .chezmoidata, or managing configuration files across machines.

Use when asked to install, deploy, run, validate, troubleshoot, or stop NVIDIA AI-Q Blueprint infrastructure.

Use when asked to run deep research or AI-Q research through a reachable NVIDIA AI-Q Blueprint backend.

Obsidian Bases database feature for YAML-based interactive note views. Use when creating .base files, writing filter queries, building formulas, configuring table/card views, or working with Obsidian properties and frontmatter databases.