reticulum-skills

Reticulum's cryptographic primitives, identity structure, encryption tokens, and key derivation. Use when working with Ed25519, X25519, identity hashes, HKDF, token format, encryption, signatures, ratchets, or key derivation.

Reticulum's addressing system and destination types. Use when working with destination types (SINGLE, GROUP, PLAIN, LINK), destination hashes, aspect naming, or addressing.

Reticulum's hardware abstraction layer and interface types. Use when working with RNode, AutoInterface, TCP, UDP, I2P, Serial, KISS, BLE interfaces, interface modes, IFAC, bandwidth allocation, or MTU.

Reticulum's link system — encrypted channels with forward secrecy. Use when working with link establishment, link requests, ECDH, ephemeral keys, forward secrecy, channels, keep-alive, or link timeouts.

Reticulum's packet structure and wire format. Use when working with packet headers, MTU/MDU, packet types, header types (HEADER_1/HEADER_2), packet context flags, IFAC, or binary packet encoding.

Detailed knowledge of Reticulum's announce mechanism for automatic path discovery. Use when working with announce propagation, path discovery, announce bandwidth, announce forwarding, path requests, or announce structure.

Reticulum's resource transfer system for large data over links. Use when working with resource transfers, windowing, hashmaps, segments, compression, file transfers, or resource states.

Comprehensive guide to Reticulum's command-line utilities for network management, diagnostics, identity operations, file transfer, and remote execution

Reticulum's transport layer and multi-hop routing system. Use when working with transport nodes, routing, multi-hop forwarding, path resolution, hop counts, PATHFINDER constants, or path requests.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "micron markup syntax", "micron formatting", "backtick commands in NomadNet", ".mu file format", "NomadNet terminal formatting", "micron colors", "micron links", "micron fields", "micron parser implementation", or needs to understand Micron markup tags for NomadNet pages.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "NomadNet page development", "creating .mu pages", "hosting files on NomadNet nodes", "dynamic NomadNet pages", "NomadNet page authentication", "node page serving", ".allowed files", or needs to create, configure, or troubleshoot NomadNet node pages.

Deep knowledge of LXMF (Lightweight Extensible Message Format) protocol and Reticulum integration. Use when working with LXMF messaging, LXMessage creation, LXMRouter configuration, propagation nodes, delivery methods (OPPORTUNISTIC, DIRECT, PROPAGATED), stamps, tickets, or RNS destinations and links.