ryzencool
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- ▌ Dino Note · ryzencool bundleSearch, read, create, update, star, and delete Dinox notes. Use when the user wants to find notes, open note details, preview content, create a note, organize tags or boxes, star or unstar notes, or delete a note.
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- ▌ Dino Dinox · ryzencoolBackground knowledge and bootstrap guidance for Dinox CLI (`dino`) and Dinox agent skills. Use whenever the user mentions dinox, dino, notes, tags, card boxes, zettel boxes, installing Dinox skills, configuring auth, or interacting with their Dinox knowledge base.
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- ▌ Dino Shared · ryzencoolShared Dinox CLI guidance for agent skills: structured output, auth handling, write confirmation, dry-run usage, stale/offline interpretation, and general safety rules. Read this before executing any Dinox workflow skill.
- ▌ Dino Storage · ryzencoolList custom Dinox storage configs, test a custom S3 target, upload a local file to your own S3, and inspect usage stats. Use when the user wants to inspect configured object storage targets, verify a custom S3 config, push a file into a custom S3 bucket, or see storage usage totals.
- ▌ Dino Update CLI · ryzencoolUpdate Dinox CLI itself. Use when the user wants to upgrade `@dinoxx/dinox-cli`, refresh to the latest command features, or fix behavior caused by an outdated CLI version.
- ▌ Dino Manage Tags · ryzencoolList or create Dinox tags. Use when the user wants to see their tags, add new tags, or organize their tag hierarchy.
- ▌ Dino Manage Todo · ryzencool bundleSearch, create, append, and update Dinox todo tasks. Use when the user asks to manage checklist items, complete/uncomplete tasks, or query todos by tag/time/status.
- ▌ Dino Manage Boxes · ryzencoolList or create Dinox card boxes (zettel boxes). Use when the user wants to see their card boxes, create new boxes, or organize notes into boxes.
- ▌ Dino Manage Prompts · ryzencoolList or create Dinox prompts. Use when the user wants to see reusable prompts, add a new prompt template, or manage prompt commands in `c_cmd`.