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Use when performing JSON transformations, manipulating nested JSON structures, filtering arrays, extracting values, validating JSON schemas, or composing multi-step JSON operations. This skill provides 60+ sche...
Create and manage argc-powered bash CLIs and Argcfile.sh task runners. Use when creating Argcfile.sh files, converting bash scripts to argc CLIs, adding argument parsing, shell completion, or task automation to...
Create narrative lore entries that transform technical work into mythological stories. Use when generating agent memory, documenting changes as narrative, or building persistent knowledge through storytelling.
Use when creating argc commands, uncertain about argc syntax, or learning argc progressively - provides syntax quick reference, common mistakes with fixes, and progressive examples from simple to complex
Use when facing 3+ independent tasks that can be completed without shared state or dependencies - dispatches multiple agents to work concurrently on summarization, investigation, implementation, or analysis
Use when starting any conversation - establishes mandatory workflows for finding and using skills, including using Skill tool before announcing usage, following brainstorming before coding, and creating TodoWri...
Use when debugging crashes on Arch Linux (gdb, backtraces), resolving pacman errors (conflicting files, failed to commit, locked database), installing AUR packages, configuring system services (systemd), settin...
Use when working with Ansible Core 2.19 for automation, configuration management, playbooks, modules, or infrastructure as code
Use when working with Ansible Core 2.19 for automation, configuration management, playbooks, modules, or infrastructure as code (project)
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