dotfiles

Operational workbook for debugging and maintaining the VictoriaMetrics / VictoriaLogs monitoring stack on the mini/dogdot server. Use when the user reports VictoriaMetrics, VictoriaLogs, metrics scraping, journald log shipping, node/systemd/nvidia exporters, or the metrics.local.doreto.com.br / logs.local.doreto.com.br endpoints are broken or behaving unexpectedly.

Operational workbook for debugging and maintaining Forgejo on the mini/dogdot server. Use when the user reports Forgejo, git.local.doreto.com.br, Forgejo Actions, the gitea-actions runner, git-pages Pages publishing, local action mirrors, repository migration/import, OAuth login, or Forgejo SSH behavior is broken or behaving unexpectedly.

Guides updating, adding, or refactoring Nix code in this dotfiles repository. Use this skill whenever the user wants to add a new package, configure a program, create a NixOS/Home Manager module, modify a host, add a service, or make any change to .nix files in the repo. Also trigger when the user asks about the repo's Nix architecture or where something should go.

Operational workbook for debugging and maintaining Authentik on the mini/dogdot server. Use when the user reports Authentik is broken, timing out, returning 404 or 502 errors, or when a protected service can't authenticate — covers service health, outpost troubleshooting, provider/application assignments, and the boot race with Caddy.

Operational workbook for debugging and maintaining FreshRSS on the mini/dogdot server. Use when the user reports FreshRSS is broken, returning errors, or behaving unexpectedly — covers log locations, database access, migration issues, auth troubleshooting, and the service stack.

Guide for reading, writing, and modifying the user's Doom Emacs configuration. Use this skill whenever the user asks about Emacs, Doom Emacs, elisp config, keybindings, packages, modules, or any change to files under .config/doom/. Also trigger when the user mentions editor configuration, text editing workflows, or anything that would naturally live in their Emacs setup — even if they don't say "Emacs" explicitly but the context makes it clear (e.g., "add a snippet", "configure LSP for language X", "add a keybinding for…").

Collaborative writing assistant for developing documents through conversation. Use this skill whenever a user wants to write, expand, develop, or structure a document (report, essay, article, blog post, proposal, memo, etc.) through discussion. Trigger when the user shares a file with notes, bullet points, or a draft and wants to turn it into a proper document, or when they want to brainstorm and shape ideas into written form. Also use when the user says things like "let's discuss this and write it up", "help me develop this", "let's flesh this out", or references a document they want to collaboratively improve.

Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, edit, or optimize an existing skill.