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Context for managing dotfiles. Use when editing config files in $HOME that may be symlinks managed by stow.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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| name | dotfiles |
| description | Context for managing dotfiles. Use when editing config files in $HOME that may be symlinks managed by stow. |
This user's home directory dotfiles are managed via GNU Stow from ~/dotfiles/. Many files in $HOME are symlinks pointing into that directory.
~/dotfiles/public/ - Public git repo (github: dotfiles-public). Non-sensitive configs.~/dotfiles/private/ - Private git repo. Encrypted via git-crypt (key in 1Password).Both repos are "stowed" into $HOME, meaning stow creates symlinks in $HOME pointing to the corresponding files in each repo. For example, ~/.gitconfig is a symlink to ~/dotfiles/public/.gitconfig, and ~/.config/gh/hosts.yml is a symlink to ~/dotfiles/private/.config/gh/hosts.yml.
dotfiles CLILocated at ~/dotfiles/public/bin/dotfiles.
dotfiles install - Runs stow --restow public private to reconcile all symlinks. Idempotent. Run this after any changes to files inside the repos.dotfiles public FILE - Moves a file from $HOME into the public repo and re-installs. Must be run from $HOME.dotfiles private FILE - Same as above but into the private repo. Use for anything containing secrets or credentials.dotfiles ignore FILE - Adds a path to the public .gitignore.dotfiles pull - Fetches and rebases both repos, re-installs, and runs any post-pull.sh hooks.$HOME, check if it's a symlink (ls -la). If it is, it's managed by this system.mkdir to create directories there. Always use the dotfiles CLI to track new files.dotfiles public FILE or dotfiles private FILE from $HOME.dotfiles public .claude/skills/dotfiles), not individual files within it.~/dotfiles/public/ or ~/dotfiles/private/, run dotfiles install.Tips, gotchas, and recipes for the gws CLI (googleworkspace/cli). Read before running any gws command. Grammar is `gws <service> <resource> <method> --params '{JSON}'`; every API argument (fileId, documentId, spreadsheetId, calendarId, range, fields, q) goes inside `--params`, NOT as a flag like `--fileId`. Discover params with `gws schema <service.resource.method>`, not `--help`. Also covers Doc comment anchored text, stray download files, and other API quirks. Triggers on any use of `gws drive`, `gws docs`, `gws sheets`, `gws gmail`, `gws calendar`, or related Google Workspace CLI invocations.
Read and manage Slack: messages, threads, channels, users, files, search, saved items, drafts, sidebar sections. Load this BEFORE running any `slack` command - the CLI has its own grammar (`slack thread list`, `slack message get`, `slack channel list --query`), NOT Slack Web-API method names (no `conversations.replies`, `channel find`, `message read`).
Convert Markdown files with Mermaid diagrams to styled PDF. Use when user wants to export/convert markdown to PDF, generate PDF documentation, or create printable documents.
Agent-first Confluence CLI: sync spaces to Markdown, read pages (page list/get/children/ancestors/tree), inspect spaces (space info/list), attachments, CQL search, comments, labels, users, and write content (page create/update/delete, attachment upload, comment add including inline, label add/remove) with storage, ADF, or Markdown bodies on stdin
Manage Todoist tasks, projects, labels, filters, sections, comments, reminders, and workspaces via the `td` CLI. Use when the user wants to view, create, update, complete, or organize Todoist items, or mentions tasks, inbox, today, upcoming, projects, labels, or filters.
Generate polished architecture and flow diagrams from text using D2. Use when creating architecture diagrams, flowcharts, decision trees, sequence flows, ERDs, or any text-to-diagram work where Mermaid's auto-routing produces amateur output. Triggers on "make a diagram", "diagram this", "draw the architecture", "flowchart", or any d2/diagram request.