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This skill should be used when the user asks to "configure mise settings", "change mise config", "format mise.toml", "trust a config file", "set up IDE integration for mise", or mentions mise config, mise settings, mise fmt, mise trust, mise.local.toml, or IDE/editor integration with mise.
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。
Use this skill when the user wants to transition to the next workflow step, wrap up a session cleanly, prepare a handoff, or says things like "next step", "continue the workflow", "wrap up", "hand off", "move to the next phase", "what's next in embrace", or "prepare for /clear". Also triggers when the current octo:embrace phase appears complete and no explicit next action is set.
Spawn a dotfiles team for changes spanning chezmoi templates, mise config, and system validation. Use when adding tools that need both mise config and shell config changes.
Use when diagnosing brew failures in mde update, auditing brew-owned packages, resolving brew-vs-mise ownership conflicts, or troubleshooting Homebrew on macOS. Key files: src/mde/maintain/update.py, src/mde/validate/brew.py, configs/mde-tool-ownership.json. Keywords: brew doctor, brew upgrade, cask sudo, tap repair, formula conflict, Brewfile.
This skill should be used when the user asks to manage AI agent configurations (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, permissions, MCP settings, skills) across multiple tools and machines using chezmoi templates. Use when syncing .claude/ settings across machines, templating CLAUDE.md for different environments, distributing agent instructions to Claude Code/Codex/Copilot from one source, managing AI agent permissions via chezmoi data, backing up Claude Code config with chezmoi, or setting up a shared skills directory.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "add a tool to mise", "install a new CLI tool", "choose a mise backend", "search the mise registry", "detect tool drift", or mentions mise tool installation, backend selection, GIT_TERMINAL_PROMPT enforcement, or adding new dependencies to mise config.
Use when setting up Doppler as secrets source of truth, syncing Doppler to fnox/Keychain, bulk importing/exporting secrets, validating Doppler vs fnox parity, or troubleshooting Doppler CLI issues in this mise+chezmoi dev environment.
基于 SOC 职业分类
| name | mise-config-settings |
| description | This skill should be used when the user asks to "configure mise settings", "change mise config", "format mise.toml", "trust a config file", "set up IDE integration for mise", or mentions mise config, mise settings, mise fmt, mise trust, mise.local.toml, or IDE/editor integration with mise. |
Manage mise configuration files, settings, formatting, trust, and IDE integration.
mise config ls # List loaded config files
mise config get tools.node # Get specific config value
mise config set tools.node 22 # Set config value
mise fmt # Format mise.toml
mise trust # Trust current directory's config
mise trust --all # Trust all config files
mise settings # Show all settings
mise settings set KEY VALUE # Set a setting
mise settings unset KEY # Remove a setting
| Setting | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|
experimental | Enable experimental features | true |
not_found_auto_install | Auto-install missing tools | true |
npm.package_manager | npm backend uses bun/npm | "bun" |
python.uv_venv_auto | Auto-create venv with uv | true |
status.missing_tools | Warning behavior | "if_other_versions_installed" |
env_cache | Cache computed environment | true |
~/.config/mise/config.toml — global (chezmoi-managed).mise.toml — project-levelmise.local.toml — local overrides (gitignored)mise.<ENV>.toml — environment-specificHigher-numbered files override lower-numbered ones.
Mise requires explicit trust for config files that set env vars or run tasks:
mise trust # Trust current config
mise trust /path/to/mise.toml # Trust specific file
mise trust --all # Trust all untrusted configs
Install the mise-vscode extension. Add to ~/.zprofile:
eval "$(mise activate zsh --shims)"
Install intellij-mise plugin. Workaround for tool detection:
ln -s ~/.local/share/mise ~/.asdf
Use shims in PATH for LSP servers to find mise-managed tools.
mise fmt # Format all mise.toml files
mise fmt --check # Check without modifying
~/.config/mise/config.toml directly if chezmoi-managedmise.local.toml for machine-specific overrides, not editing .mise.toml[env] vars — only tool PATHs