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Install OpenFaaS Standard (Pro) on a single-node k3s and prove a side-loaded Python function end-to-end via gateway invocations. Minimal known-good steps — no pod watching, no health probing, retries on actions only. Use when asked to install OpenFaaS on Kubernetes/k3s and deploy or iterate a function.
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Record two coding agents racing the same task side by side — one agent per fresh Slicer microVM, each bridged into a host xterm (slicer vm shell) on a host Xvfb display, captured with ffmpeg. Use when asked to record a two-agent race, side-by-side model comparison, or dual-terminal demo video.
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Install and verify a single-node K3s cluster on a local/Slicer VM with k3sup — no traefik, svclb LoadBalancer, kubeconfig merged into /.kube/config, nginx smoke test via 127.0.0.1. Use when asked to install k3s locally, get a working kubectl, or prove a cluster serves traffic.
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Provision K3s clusters with k3sup and k3sup-pro on local, Slicer, and remote VMs.
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Install and run RustFS (S3-compatible object storage in Rust) in a Slicer VM, and talk to it with any S3 client (boto3, aws-cli, mc).
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Filter, audit, and inject secrets into HTTP(S) egress from Slicer microVMs with Slicer Proxy — default-deny allow rules, credential injection (Bearer, Basic, OAuth for Claude/Codex/Copilot/xAI), audit and passthrough modes — on Linux and macOS.
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Record a terminal or TUI (coding agent) demo as a real, watchable video using Xvfb + xterm + ffmpeg x11grab inside a Slicer VM. Use when asked to record a terminal demo, capture an agent run as video, produce a screen recording of a CLI session, or trim/deliver such a recording.
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Install and use a current Docker Engine release on Ubuntu, Debian, and Slicer VMs with Docker's official installer, non-root group access, systemd, Compose, image builds, and container runs. Use when asked to install Docker, prepare a Docker host or VM, build or run containers, use Docker Compose, or fix Docker daemon…
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