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scan found, and whether it is the original.
Use when you need to run MintMaker controller code locally against a real Kubernetes cluster (minikube or kind) with repo hosted on GitHub, create test Component/DependencyUpdateCheck resources, and iterate quickly across macOS and Linux.
Query, rewrite, and troubleshoot Docker image usage with the public docker.aityp.com mirror service. Use when an assistant needs to find whether an image has been mirrored, fetch a usable mirror address, check supported registries or platforms, rewrite docker pull commands or image references in…
Create, customize, debug, or validate Shine app, shell, and sys presets, including adaptations of built-in categories. Use for preset source authoring and review; activation and live installation are outside this workflow.
A troubleshooting guide for Kubernetes access permissions and resource limits. Kubernetes is software for running and managing containers, while RBAC controls who can do what and ResourceQuota limits resource usage.
Maintain, enhance, and extend the system-agnostic linux-system-manager toolset. Use this skill when adding new features, modifying distro menus, replicating functionality across all distros, managing systemd services, or running tests.
Use this agent when you need assistance with Vercel deployments, configuration, or troubleshooting. This includes: deploying Next.js projects to Vercel, setting up backend functions, configuring WAF and security features, resolving deployment errors, optimizing build settings, managing environment variables, setting…
Provision and manage Voltage Park H100 GPU instances. Use when the user needs to spin up H100s, SSH into VP instances, transfer files, or terminate cloud GPU instances.
Use when a Noah task affects GitHub Actions workflows, CI checks, deployment automation, VPS provisioning, production env rendering, release pipeline safety, or operational secrets for build and deploy.
Meta-skill that coaches the AI + user pair through any operational task (deploy, pipeline, provision, migrate, rollback, diagnose, debug-wiring) in any stack, then crystallizes the successful workflow into a project-local reusable skill. Asks WHAT the user wants to achieve, proposes an access menu (CLI > API > Web)…
Orchestrate end-to-end JFrog Platform onboarding for GitHub projects. Provisions JFrog projects, creates Artifactory repositories, adds members, configures OIDC, configures package managers, and updates CI workflows. Use when the user wants to onboard, connect, or integrate GitHub repos with JFrog, or when processing…
MCP server for network diagnostics and service health checks — 235 tools spanning ping/DNS/port/traceroute/TLS plus reachability probes for 180 self-hosted services (databases, queues, observability, arr stack, and more). Runs locally from the mcp-nettools Python package.
Scaffolds a new project repository for agentic development from a problem description, or sets up ops tooling (git, precommits, gitignore, licensing, CI) for an existing project. Guides the user through naming, runtime, package manager, devops, licensing, and project structure. Use when the user says "init project"…
Publish static Sites and signed-in Pro videos to wzrrd.sh. Use for sharing agent-built pages, demos, receipts, docs, diagrams, static artifacts, or cloud-processed video watch pages.
A setup tool for running an agent skill inside an OpenSandbox isolation environment. It examines the skill and creates the files needed to build and use a Docker-based sandbox.
Run and manage background jobs from the terminal. Use this skill when the user wants to execute long-running commands in the background, track job status, read job output, or manage multiple concurrent processes. Provides friendly-name tracking, status monitoring, and output capture for background tasks.
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