菜单
Intercepts edits to ~/.gemini/ and ~/.config/ synced files and redirects to ~/projects/dot-ai-config/. Triggers when modifying GEMINI.md, skills, commands, settings, or dotfiles (kitty, fish, nvim, mise, git). Also logs skill/command invocations to the usage tracker.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Daily dependency-staleness audit for the CNW (Create Nx Workspace) template repos under ~/projects/cnw-templates/. Detects out-of-date deps (nx, @nx/*, AND third-party), applies safe upgrades within known compatibility constraints, verifies each repo (build/test/lint/typecheck/e2e), and opens one PR per repo that has updates. Use when "audit template deps", "check template dependencies", "update template deps", "template dep audit", or for a scheduled/daily run. Distinct from `cnw-update-templates` (which only nx-migrates the 4 base templates at the old flat paths).
Update all CNW (Create Nx Workspace) template repos to a target Nx version using nx migrate. Handles angular-template, react-template, typescript-template, and empty-template. Runs migrations, commits changes, but does NOT push without user confirmation. Use when "update templates", "cnw templates", "template update", "migrate templates", or specifying a version like "update templates to 22.7.0".
Adversarial multi-dimension review of a branch's uncommitted/committed diff before opening or updating a PR. Fans out review dimensions (correctness, design conformance, copy/voice, hygiene/tests), adversarially verifies each finding, and drafts a terse PR description. Use for a pre-PR review, "review my branch before I open the PR", adversarial PR review, or a conformance gate before push. For deep maintainability/abstraction audits use thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review instead (complementary, not a substitute).
Validate-and-ship loop for nx astro-docs changes. Runs prettier, vale, the STYLE_GUIDE structural pass, an anchor sweep, then amends the squashed commit and force-pushes with 1Password op-request logging. Use after every docs edit round in the nx repo. Triggers on "docs iterate", "amend and push the docs", "ship the docs change", "docs validate and push".
Save a live third-party page (GitHub repo page, npmx/npm package page, docs site) as a local static copy and inject an element into it (badge, banner, widget) for demos without shipping to prod. Use when user wants to "demo X on the GitHub README", "inject the badge into a real page", "make this page work locally", "mock up how it looks on npmjs/github", or "download and serve this page with my change". Output is a directory servable with `npx serve`.
Warn-only deprecation of a first-party Nx bundler config helper (composePlugins/withNx/withWeb/withReact and friends) for removal in the next major. Use when asked to "deprecate <helper>", for a "config helpers deprecated" milestone NXC ticket, or any of the @nx/{vite,webpack,rspack,next,expo,rollup}/react config-composition helpers. Triggers on "deprecate config helper", "deprecate withNx/withWeb/withReact/composePlugins", "warn-only deprecate <helper>".
| name | dot-gemini-guard |
| description | Intercepts edits to ~/.gemini/ and ~/.config/ synced files and redirects to ~/projects/dot-ai-config/. Triggers when modifying GEMINI.md, skills, commands, settings, or dotfiles (kitty, fish, nvim, mise, git). Also logs skill/command invocations to the usage tracker. |
~/.gemini/ and select ~/.config/ directories are synced copies — the source of truth is ~/projects/dot-ai-config/.
Activate whenever you are about to:
~/.gemini/ (GEMINI.md, skills/, commands/, settings.json, settings.local.json)~/.config/kitty/, ~/.config/fish/, ~/.config/nvim/, ~/.config/mise/~/.gitconfig, ~/.gitignore_global, or ~/.tmux.confRedirect the edit to the equivalent path under ~/projects/dot-ai-config/:
| Instead of | Edit this |
|---|---|
~/.gemini/GEMINI.md | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/dot_gemini/GEMINI.md |
~/.gemini/skills/<name>/SKILL.md | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/dot_gemini/skills/<name>/SKILL.md |
~/.gemini/commands/<name>.md | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/dot_gemini/commands/<name>.md |
~/.gemini/settings.json | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/dot_gemini/settings.json |
~/.gemini/settings.local.json | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/dot_gemini/settings.local.json |
~/.config/kitty/* | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/kitty/* |
~/.config/fish/config.fish | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/fish/config.fish |
~/.config/fish/conf.d/* | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/fish/conf.d/* |
~/.config/fish/functions/* | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/fish/functions/* |
~/.config/nvim/* | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/nvim/* |
~/.config/mise/config.toml | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/mise.toml |
~/.gitconfig | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/gitconfig |
~/.gitignore_global | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/gitignore_global |
~/.tmux.conf | ~/projects/dot-ai-config/tmux.conf |
Immediately after editing, run the sync script so changes take effect right away (don't wait for git push):
~/projects/dot-ai-config/sync.sh
This copies the edited files to their active locations (~/.gemini/, ~/.config/, etc.).
Log the invocation — update the usage tracker (see below).
After any skill or command is invoked (not just this guard — ALL skills and commands), append/update an entry in ~/projects/dot-ai-config/USAGE.md.
Format:
| Name | Type | Last Invoked | Count |
Last Invoked to today and increment CountLast Invoked descending (most recent first)This file lives in the dot-ai-config repo so it's version-controlled and reviewable.