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y3owk1n

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26 published skills

  1. Mimi Ask · y3owk1n bundle
    Answer a mimi user's question about what mimi does, which command or config key does a thing, or what to do next, from the man pages and help on their install rather than from memory. Routes setup work to mimi-setup-config and mimi-setup-layout. Use when a mimi user asks what mimi can do, how to do something with it, which command to run, or which skill to use.
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  2. Mimi Create Pr · y3owk1n bundle
    Commit working changes and open a mimi pull request the maintainer's way: conventional commit subjects, a PR title written for the changelog, the just gate, and the repo PR template filled honestly. Use when asked to commit, create a PR, open a pull request, or ship finished work in this repo.
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  3. Mimi File Issue · y3owk1n bundle
    File a mimi bug report or feature request that matches the repo's issue forms: duplicate check first, every required field filled with real diagnostics, correct labels. Use when asked to open, file, or draft a GitHub issue for mimi. Not for pull requests.
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  4. Mimi Setup Config · y3owk1n bundle
    Set up or change a user's mimi config.toml: find or create the file, turn on hooks, borders, the systray, or the launchd service, then validate and apply it the way the running daemon needs. Use when a mimi user asks to configure mimi, write hooks, enable borders, or fix a config that does not take effect. For tiling layouts, use mimi-setup-layout.
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  5. Mimi Setup Layout · y3owk1n bundle
    Get a mimi user tiling, or change how they tile: put the example layouts on their machine even without a repo checkout, pick one that matches how they work, wire [tiling] in config.toml, and prove it with a preview before enabling. Also covers switching layouts, changing tiling options or which apps float, refreshing the examples after an upgrade without losing edits, and writing or editing a custom layout. Use when a mimi user asks to set up or change tiling, choose or switch a layout, or write their own.
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  6. Neru Ask · y3owk1n bundle
    Answer a Neru user's question about what Neru does, which command, flag, or config key does a thing, why something does not work, or what to try next, from the help, man pages, and docs of their installed version rather than from memory. Routes config work to neru-setup-config. Use when a Neru user asks what Neru can do, how to do something with it, which command to run, why hints or a hotkey do nothing, or which skill to use.
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  7. Neru Create Pr · y3owk1n bundle
    Commit working changes and open a Neru pull request the maintainer's way: conventional commit subjects, a PR title written for the changelog, the just ci gate, and the repo PR template filled honestly. Use when asked to commit, create a PR, open a pull request, or ship finished work in this repo.
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  8. Neru File Issue · y3owk1n bundle
    File a Neru bug report or feature request that matches the repo's issue forms: duplicate check first, every required field filled with real diagnostics, correct labels. Use when asked to open, file, or draft a GitHub issue for Neru. Not for pull requests.
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  9. Neru Setup Config · y3owk1n bundle
    Set up or change a user's Neru config.toml: find or create the file, bind or disable hotkeys, tune hints, grids, or scroll, add per-app overrides, macros, or declared modes, set up the login service, then validate and apply it the way the running daemon needs. Use when a Neru user asks to configure Neru, bind a key, change hint or grid behaviour, make one app work, or fix a config that does not take effect.
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  10. Neru Add CLI Command · y3owk1n bundle
    Add a Neru CLI command or flag: cobra command in internal/cli, IPC handler in internal/app/ipcctrl, service/mode work behind it, man pages, and docs/CLI.md. Use when adding or changing user-facing commands, subcommands, or flags. Not for config.toml options.
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  11. Neru Add Config Option · y3owk1n bundle
    Add or change a Neru config.toml option end to end: struct field, shared and platform defaults, validation, examples, docs, and hot-reload behavior. Use whenever a change adds, renames, or removes a key in the TOML config schema. Not for theme palette entries or CLI flags.
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  12. Neru Add Platform Feature · y3owk1n bundle
    Implement or stub Neru functionality for a specific OS/backend: port contract, build-tagged file slots, factory wiring, CodeNotSupported stubs, capability matrix, contract tests, and the docs ownership table. Use for any change under internal/adapter/platform or any *_darwin/_linux/_windows file. Not for pure-Go domain logic.
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  13. Pr · y3owk1n
    Commit changes and open a pull request.
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  14. Prd · y3owk1n bundle
    Create, derive, or update the PRD — the single source of truth every other skill reads.
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  15. Ship · y3owk1n bundle
    Ship a spec or a single ticket from start to merged PR.
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  16. Spec · y3owk1n bundle
    Render a PRD feature file to a spec issue and cut its ticket sub-issues in one pass.
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  17. Grill · y3owk1n
    Structured interview to sharpen a plan or design, then emit a PRD delta.
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  18. Review · y3owk1n
    Two-axis review of a diff: Standards (repo conventions) and Spec (stated requirements).
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  19. Triage · y3owk1n bundle
    Move issues through triage: categorise, assess readiness, assign labels, write briefs.
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  20. Diagnose · y3owk1n bundle
    Diagnosis loop for hard bugs and performance regressions.
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  21. Research · y3owk1n
    Answer a question from primary sources when getting it wrong would be expensive — APIs, versions, protocol details, security claims.
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  22. Add Skill · y3owk1n bundle
    Add a skill source or local skill to the Nix configuration.
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  23. Implement · y3owk1n
    Build one unit of a ticket: code, the tests its behaviours actually earn, and an inline review of the diff.
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  24. Find Skills · y3owk1n
    Search the open skills ecosystem for a skill that already does what the user is about to build.
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  25. Writing For Agents · y3owk1n bundle
    Write and prune documents agents read: SKILL.md, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, prd/ files.
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  26. Improve Codebase Architecture · y3owk1n bundle
    Scan codebase for deepening opportunities — refactors that turn shallow modules into deep ones.
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