Set up automatic build + deploy of a Dockerized repo to a self-hosted Dokploy instance using GitHub Actions, GitHub Container Registry (GHCR), and the Dokploy MCP. Use when the user wants to auto-deploy a repo to Dokploy, set up CI/CD targeting Dokploy, ship a container to their own Dokploy server, configure a new app on Dokploy from an existing repo, or wire GitHub Actions to push an image and trigger a Dokploy redeploy — even if they don't mention "GHCR" or "GitHub Actions" explicitly. Triggers on phrasings like "deploy this to dokploy", "set up dokploy for this repo", "auto-build and deploy on my server", "ship this app to my dokploy", "I want CI/CD to my self-hosted Dokploy".
Wire Umami analytics into a web app — tracker script, optional Core Web Vitals, optional session recorder — all env-var-gated so they can be flipped on/off without a code change. Use whenever the user mentions Umami, asks to add or install analytics on a self-hosted analytics backend, wants to replace Vercel Analytics / Google Analytics / Plausible, says "add Umami to this project," or pastes an Umami tracker snippet asking where it goes. Works for SvelteKit, Next.js (App and Pages routers), Nuxt, Astro, Vite + React/Vue, and plain static HTML. Also use when a user reports their Umami dashboard shows no data and asks why — this skill includes the standard debugging checklist.
Generate a Product Requirements Document (PRD) for a new feature. Use when planning a feature, starting a new project, or when asked to create a PRD. Triggers on: create a prd, write prd for, plan this feature, requirements for, spec out.
Answer questions about Neovim keymaps, shortcuts, and workflows in a LazyVim + Omarchy setup. Use when the user asks about nvim keybindings, how to do something in neovim, vim shortcuts, navigation, git in nvim, or IDE features. Triggers on: nvim shortcut, neovim keymap, how to in nvim, vim keybinding, lazyvim shortcut.