Use Lade safely with coding agents. Use when a project has lade.yml, commands need secrets or temporary network access, or the user mentions Lade, LADE, phonetic spellings like AD/AID/LAID, hooks, lade inject, preToolUse, or agent secret handling.
Prepare a Lade release: update CHANGELOG.md and bump crate versions with cargo set-version. Use when cutting a release, tagging vX.Y.Z, publishing to GitHub Releases, or finalizing the changelog before a version bump.
Secure environment variable management with Varlock. Use when handling secrets, API keys, credentials, or any sensitive configuration. Ensures secrets are never exposed in terminals, logs, traces, or Claude's context. Trigger phrases include "environment variables", "secrets", ".env", "API key", "credentials"…
Release a new version of structcli. Use when asked to release, cut a release, bump the version, or prepare a new tag. Triggers on "release", "cut a release", "new version", "tag and release", "prepare release".
A demonstration of the structcli library with beautiful CLI features. Use when you need to: display logs for a service, optionally streaming with --follow, demonstrate that flagpreset aliases are syntactic sugar and still flow through transform and validate, start the server with the specified configuration, print…
Prepare a kprun release — write Keep a Changelog files, bump Cargo versions, commit. Use when the user asks to prepare release vX.Y.Z or run /prepare-release.
How to autonomously obtain secrets and API keys from a Cortex Auth server and launch projects with those secrets injected as environment variables — without any human intervention to configure keys. Use this skill whenever you need to: Run a project that requires API keys (OpenAI, Anthropic, SMTP, database passwords…
Deploy code, manage servers, and automate infrastructure via the DeployHQ CLI (dhq). Use when the user wants to deploy, check deployment status, manage projects/servers, or interact with the DeployHQ platform.