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Browse published AI skills maintained by peteonrails. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

Author statistics

Indexed skills

9

Repository stars across indexed skills

3,214

Repository forks

225

Average repository stars per indexed skill

357

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

9 skills

Browse skills

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smoke-test

peteonrails

Run interactive smoke tests for voxtype. Tests recording cycles, CLI overrides, signal handling, and service management. Use after installing a new build.

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build-release

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Build all voxtype binaries for release. Builds Whisper (AVX2, AVX-512, Vulkan) and Parakeet (AVX2, AVX-512, CUDA) binaries using Docker. Use when preparing a new release.

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triage

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Triage a GitHub issue or PR by checking for duplicates, documentation alignment, project fit, and recommending labels.

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validate-binaries

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Validate voxtype binaries for CPU instruction contamination. Use when checking release binaries for AVX-512 or GFNI instruction leaks that would crash on older CPUs.

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update-docs

peteonrails

Update voxtype documentation for releases and features. Use when adding features, fixing bugs, or preparing releases. Covers user manual, troubleshooting, website, release notes, and contributor credits.

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aur-publish

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Publish voxtype to AUR. Updates PKGBUILD, generates checksums, and pushes to AUR. Use after a GitHub release is published.

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regression-test

peteonrails

Run regression tests for voxtype releases. Use before major releases to verify core functionality, CLI commands, and configuration handling.

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docker-test

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Test voxtype in Docker containers. Use for testing builds, verifying packages work on different distros, or isolating test environments.

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package-release

peteonrails

Package voxtype for release. Creates deb and rpm packages from binaries. Use when building distribution packages.

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