Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Copilot instructions for MartinLoeper/claude-o-meter, covering copilot instructions, code review guidelines, previous review comments and testing.
11 tagged dbus, measured the same way as everything else here.
Instructions file GitHub Copilot
Copilot instructions for MartinLoeper/claude-o-meter, covering copilot instructions, code review guidelines, previous review comments and testing.
Instructions file
Claude Code instructions for MartinLoeper/claude-o-meter, covering claude.md, project overview, git worktrees, list all worktrees and remove a worktree.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run pre-commit checks, commit, push, and ensure CI passes.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Create, modify, or manage secrets-dispatcher trust rules. TRIGGER when the user wants to "block", "deny", "allow", "approve", or "ignore" an application or process from accessing secrets, mentions suspicious or unwanted Secret Service requests, asks to add/edit/remove rules in secrets-dispatcher config, or says "add…
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor
MCP server "graphify", hosted remotely at api.graphify.com, as configured in 4alvit/mcp-venus-os.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor
MCP server "venus-os", hosted remotely at 192.168.167.25, as configured in 4alvit/mcp-venus-os.
Plugin Claude Code
The sanctioned OS motor cortex for Linux — systemd, journald, logind, D-Bus — with a self-preservation guard.
Plugin Claude Code
The sanctioned OS 'motor cortex' for an agent on a Linux box: control systemd services/timers, query journald, read host resources/processes, send desktop notifications, drive D-Bus, and manage power (suspend/reboot/poweroff) — all through structured interfaces (systemctl/loginctl/journalctl/busctl), never raw PID…
Instructions file
Claude Code instructions for 88plug/os-control-mcp, covering os-control-mcp — maintainer / agent notes, architecture, privilege model, ops and tests.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Control and inspect the local Linux host through systemd, journald, logind, and D-Bus via the os-control MCP. Use this whenever the user wants to manage or diagnose the machine itself rather than files or GUIs: "restart/stop/start/enable the X service", "is X running / why did it crash", "show me the logs for X /…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Verify that an action actually worked by fusing TWO independent senses onto the machine — the GUI (screen-mcp's pixel-change signal) and the OS (os-control-mcp's osverify: systemd unit state + journald). Use whenever an action is supposed to have a system effect you must confirm across a long or high-stakes task…