My NixOS configuration
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Skill Codex
Remove local Git branches with deleted upstreams and integrated commits, including stale linked worktrees. Use when asked to clean up merged branches or worktrees, or when git branch reports gone upstreams. Preserve active, dirty, and unmerged work.
Skill Codex
Read or review local PDFs with Poppler text extraction and page rendering. Use for PDF summaries, page citations, layout checks, or scanned and garbled documents that need visual inspection.
Skill Codex
Prepare commits, draft or create and update pull requests or merge requests, push branches, merge approved requests, resolve merge or rebase conflicts, update existing issues, and clean up finished work. Use when completing a logical implementation chunk, resolving conflicts, updating an existing issue, cleaning up…
Skill Codex
Investigate web UI failures, visual regressions, and browser performance. Use for browser testing, Playwright scripts, screenshots, console or network inspection, and cross-browser reproduction.
Skill Codex
Delegate a bounded task or consult Claude Code or Codex through ACP, including work in another repository.
Skill Codex
Delegate a nixos-config repair when an assistant encounters a concrete tool or environment malfunction, then publish the verified fix through a PR / MR while the main task continues.
Skill Codex
Diagnose spelling failures and maintain CSpell dictionaries and local exceptions. Use when adding accepted words, preserving required misspellings, or reviewing spelling configuration.
Skill Codex
Consolidate a project's file-based agent memory from recent sessions of any assistant: merge duplicates, fix drifted or contradicted facts, convert relative dates, prune stale entries, and rebuild the MEMORY.md index. Then promote mature rules into the instruction files that own them through PRs / MRs. Use when asked…
Skill Codex
Search and rewrite code by syntax tree with the ast-grep CLI. Use when a match depends on code structure, such as call shapes, arguments, or nesting, that text search would over- or under-match, or when one mechanical change spans many files.
Skill Codex
Review a repository, pull or merge requests, branches, commit ranges, or local changes from first principles for correctness, conventions, design, tests, documentation, and security. Use for code review and audit requests, including requests to fix the findings or merge the reviewed PRs / MRs.
Skill Codex
Audit disk usage and reclaim space on macOS and NixOS hosts without losing live or personal data. Use when a disk is full or nearly full, when asked to free space or find what is using it, or before removing build outputs, caches, scratch copies, or agent worktrees in bulk.
Skill Codex
Report what the user worked on over a date range, with hours per project and per task, built from agent transcripts, forge activity, meetings, and macOS Computer History. Use when asked for an activity report or what the user did on given days, as in /activity-report last week.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Look up current documentation and examples with Context7. Use whenever a task depends on a library, framework, SDK, CLI tool, or cloud service's APIs, configuration, setup, migration, or version-specific behavior. Prefer this to web search for developer documentation.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Match delegated work to models by their track record, and record what reviews and user steering reveal about a delegate. Use once per session before the first handoff to a non-flagship tier or another assistant such as Codex, and again after a review or the user corrects a delegate's work.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: