Making VS Code Hackable like Emacs since 2022
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
One-time migration: modernize a Joyride project's copilot-instructions.md to use bundled skills instead of duplicated API docs or fetch URLs. Use when: the instructions file tells you to check for migration, or the user asks about updating their Joyride AI context.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Joyride User scope scripting — scripts and source files in /.config/joyride/. Covers user activation scripts, global keyboard shortcuts, disposable management, and npm dependencies. Use when: creating or editing User scripts/source files, setting up useractivate.cljs, or configuring global keybindings.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Joyride Workspace scripts — scripts and source in /.joyride/. Covers workspace activation, project-specific automation, Workspace scripts vs User scripts precedence, and team sharing. Use when creating or editing Workspace scripts or source, setting up workspaceactivate.cljs, or building project-specific automation.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Joyride core — REPL evaluation, async patterns, VS Code API access, Flares, JS interop, and available libraries. Use when: working with Joyride evaluation, writing ClojureScript in any Joyride context, creating Flares/WebViews, exploring VS Code APIs via the REPL, or using joyrideevaluatecode.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Test Joyride features in the examples workspace. Covers output terminal verification, who-tracking, REPL log queries, and evaluation result validation. Use when: testing Joyride features.
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