cleanup-panes
Clean up tmux panes. Use when user wants to close/kill all other panes, clean up tmux window, or reset pane layout.
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Clean up tmux panes. Use when user wants to close/kill all other panes, clean up tmux window, or reset pane layout.
Help with LazyVim configuration, plugins, keybindings, and Neovim setup. Use when the user asks about LazyVim, Neovim configuration, plugins, or text editor customization.
Overview of Trent's development environment and dotfiles setup. Use this skill first to understand the overall setup, then reference specific skills for details. CRITICAL - Trent uses fish shell, NOT zsh.
Help with Obsidian Zettelkasten vault management - search, create, and organize notes in the user's personal knowledge base with 993+ notes. Use when the user asks about their Zettelkasten, vault, notes, or kno...
Help with tmux, tmuxinator, and sesh session management. Use when the user asks about tmux sessions, tmuxinator templates, session switching, or terminal multiplexing.
Help with fish shell configuration, aliases, functions, and keybindings. Use when the user asks about shell config, aliases, or when modifying shell behavior. IMPORTANT - Trent uses fish as his primary shell, n...
Help with chezmoi dotfile management, ansible playbooks, and syncing configs to the dotfiles repository. Use when modifying configuration files in ~/.config, ~/, ansible playbooks, or other managed locations. A...
Help with AeroSpace window manager configuration, keybindings, and workspace management. Use when the user asks about AeroSpace, window management, workspaces, or tiling configurations.
Help with creating and managing Claude Code skills. Use when the user asks about creating skills, skill structure, or customizing Claude Code behavior.
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