29 reusable agent skills distilled from MIT's The Missing Semester of Your CS Education (2026), covering all nine lectures, installable with one click into Claude Code / dsh / OpenCode / Codex
A set of instructions for managing an AI coding agent's working context and coordinating helper agents. It covers files such as AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md, which store project guidance for agents.
A guide to using a coding agent, an AI assistant that works with software projects, for common development tasks. It covers implementation, bug fixing, refactoring, code review, code understanding, shell work, and less structured experimentation, along with the agent's limits and privacy concerns.
Guidance on using AI responsibly in a team, including disclosing substantial AI contributions and following workplace AI policies. It also covers checking whether AI use is allowed in a particular situation.
Deployment guidance for packaging and running applications in containers, especially with Docker and Docker Compose. It also explains when to use virtual machines, Kubernetes, systemd, reverse proxies, and related setup.
A guide to making useful contributions to an open-source project, including bug reports, minimal examples that reproduce problems, pull requests, contribution rules, licenses, and security disclosures.
Guidance for setting up a development environment, including choices between an IDE and terminal workflow, language servers, AI coding tools, and editor extensions.
A collection of personal configuration files for shells and command-line tools, often stored in a dotfiles repository and installed with symbolic links.
An instructional guide to Git's data model: files stored as blobs, directory trees, commits, references, HEAD, and the staging area. Git is a version-control system that records project snapshots over time.
A performance-analysis toolkit for measuring execution time, system resources, CPU and memory use, and benchmark results. Profiling means measuring where a program spends time or memory so bottlenecks can be found.
A guide to regular expressions, which are patterns used to find, extract, or replace text. It covers building blocks, capture groups, references, greedy matching, and important limits.
A guide to using a command-line shell: moving through folders, finding programs, reading command help, handling paths and quotes, and using common text and file commands.
A guide to combining shell commands for processing logs, CSV files, text, and file lists. Shell commands are text instructions run in a terminal, and a pipeline passes one command's output to the next.
A guide to controlling running shell commands and processes, including stopping them, sending signals, running jobs in the background, and cleaning up with scripts.
A guide for writing, debugging, and adapting Bash scripts, which are command-line programs commonly used on Unix-like systems. It covers shell syntax, conditions, loops, variables, command output, exit codes, background jobs, and redirection.
A guide to connecting to and working with remote machines using SSH, a secure command-line connection. It covers keys, file transfer, host aliases, pipelines, and port forwarding.
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