Official · OpenClawFreeSummary Build and register a side-by-side native Windows Gateway from npm latest, a published packaging release, or a chosen source revision. Run OpenClaw Companion against that development package, check its provenance, and remove the registration when finished while keeping the Store package separate.
- Testing Companion with the latest npm Gateway
- Checking compatibility with a packaged release
- Trying an unreleased OpenClaw source revision
openclaw/openclaw-windows-node☆ 2.2KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Set up a workspace-specific skill for upgrading memmy. It checks the current version and installation clues, then asks the user to confirm the install method and proxy needs before generating instructions for future upgrades.
- Preparing a workspace for memmy upgrades
- Checking memmy's current version and install clues
- Configuring an upgrade workflow with a proxy
MemTensor/memmy-agent☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Prepare a Chops release by assessing commits since the latest tag, updating the changelog and marketing site version, and running the release script. The process includes prerequisite checks and requires the user to confirm the version before release steps proceed.
- Preparing the next Chops version
- Turning commits into user-facing changelog entries
- Updating the marketing site version
Shpigford/chops☆ 2.1KUpdated Aug 24, 2026
Build a maintenance program around the consequences of equipment failure. Choose preventive or condition-based work by failure mode, track planned-work backlog, investigate repeat failures, and size critical spare parts against downtime and lead time.
- Prioritize equipment for maintenance
- Choose assets for a preventive schedule
- Investigate repeat failures on one asset
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Plan safer software releases with automated pipelines, feature flags, gradual rollouts, rollback conditions, and staged database migrations. It helps teams reduce the risk of each release and reason about how code and data changes move through environments.
- Design a release pipeline
- Roll out a risky change gradually
- Set rollback conditions
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Plan and operate cloud environments with reproducible infrastructure code, clear network boundaries, separated environments, scaling and failure planning, and visible costs. Use it to review manually configured infrastructure or make cloud spending easier to attribute and control.
- Designing a new cloud environment
- Separating production and test environments
- Planning for scaling or a regional outage
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Make services easier to diagnose and operate with useful logs, metrics, traces, and alerts. Set reliability objectives and error budgets, prepare on-call practices, and review incidents to find system improvements without blaming individuals.
- Adding logs, metrics, or traces to a service
- Reducing ignored or non-actionable alerts
- Setting reliability goals and error budgets
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Plan how an organization enrolls, configures, updates, and distributes software to its laptops, desktops, and mobile devices. It also helps prepare a response for lost or compromised devices and bring unmanaged equipment under consistent controls.
- Setting up device enrollment and management
- Standardizing device configurations
- Planning software or OS updates
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Track hardware and software from purchase through assignment, licensing, refresh, and disposal. The skill helps build an asset register, reconcile records with what is actually deployed, prepare for audits, control license spend, and document safe device disposal.
- Building an IT asset register
- Preparing for a software license audit
- Planning equipment refresh cycles
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Use this skill to establish repeatable routines for operating servers and company systems. It helps define configuration baselines, schedule patches and maintenance, scale change reviews to risk, and identify systems that have drifted from their expected state.
- Setting a regular patching schedule for servers
- Defining standard configurations for system groups
- Planning a predictable maintenance window
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Structure operational incident response from declaration through recovery and follow-up. Assign a commander, separate service restoration from communications, keep a live timeline, confirm closure, and turn reviews into a short list of owned actions that can be completed.
- Setting up an operational incident process
- Coordinating response during an outage
- Finding why failures keep recurring
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Plan data backup coverage, retention, and protection against ransomware, then verify that restores work in practice. Use it to identify missing data, test recovery, and prepare for outages or data loss across systems and SaaS services.
- Designing a backup and retention plan
- Checking which assets lack backup coverage
- Testing recovery from backups
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Plan and operate virtualization clusters by reviewing host capacity, VM growth, snapshots, migration, resilience, and licensing. Use it to investigate slow VMs, size a cluster, set lifecycle policies, or decide which workloads belong on premises or in the cloud.
- Sizing a cluster or planning an expansion
- Investigating slow VMs despite apparently idle hosts
- Setting VM ownership, snapshot, and template policies
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Plan and operate corporate networks, including segmentation, remote access, wireless, DNS, and IP addressing. Use it to troubleshoot intermittent connections layer by layer, review trust assumptions, or plan networks across multiple sites with attention to resilience and monitoring.
- Segmenting a corporate network by device trust
- Setting up or fixing remote access
- Troubleshooting intermittent connectivity
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Plan and troubleshoot phone systems, emergency calling, conference room audio and video, call recording, and number transfers between providers. Use it to replace a phone service, make meeting rooms easier to start, or investigate intermittent voice quality problems.
- Replacing a business phone system
- Troubleshooting conference rooms that cannot start meetings
- Planning emergency calling and location setup
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Configure and review an organization's email, chat, meeting, and file-sharing settings. Use it to investigate mail delivery or phishing issues, check who can access files, control external sharing, and plan retention or legal holds.
- Configuring an organization's collaboration tenant
- Investigating mail delivery or phishing issues
- Reviewing guest access and file permissions
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Use this skill to organize corporate cloud accounts and subscriptions, identify unmanaged SaaS apps and owners, strengthen identity controls, and investigate cloud spend. It helps teams set practical ownership and cost rules and understand where provider protections end.
- Organizing cloud subscriptions and account boundaries
- Finding SaaS apps and assigning business owners
- Reviewing an unexpected cloud bill
cbrock84/headcount☆ 2.1KUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Run jobs on a saved remote server or Slurm cluster over SSH, then monitor or cancel them and bring their outputs back into the workspace. The skill records finished runs with their code, environment details, hardware, and result files for traceability.
- Running a compute job on a remote GPU server
- Submitting work to a Slurm cluster
- Checking job progress or canceling a run
ai4s-research/open-science☆ 2KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Review system logs from the current session to see command details, errors, and system status. Use the log output to investigate failed commands, unexpected results, or what happened during an earlier operation.
- Investigating a command that returned an error
- Checking why an operation had an unexpected result
- Reviewing details of earlier session activity
openakita/openakita☆ 2KUpdated Sep 24, 2026
Plan production releases for web applications with CI/CD pipeline examples, Docker build patterns, health checks, and rollback steps. Compare rolling, blue-green, and canary deployments, and use a checklist to review application, infrastructure, monitoring, security, and operational readiness.
- Planning a CI/CD pipeline for a web app
- Choosing a rolling, blue-green, or canary release
- Preparing Docker images for production
xu-xiang/everything-claude-code-zh☆ 2KUpdated Mar 5, 2026
Use this skill to set up and troubleshoot Docker and Docker Compose environments for local development. It covers multi-service configurations, networking, storage volumes, development and production Dockerfiles, container security, and common debugging commands.
- Setting up a local development stack with Compose
- Planning communication between containers
- Choosing volumes for code and persistent data
xu-xiang/everything-claude-code-zh☆ 2KUpdated Mar 5, 2026
Use this skill to set up local development with Docker Compose, organize services, and troubleshoot networks or volumes. It also provides practices for reviewing Dockerfiles, limiting container access, and keeping secrets out of images.
- Set up a local app and database stack
- Plan communication between Compose services
- Troubleshoot container networking or volume behavior
xu-xiang/everything-claude-code-zh☆ 2KUpdated Mar 5, 2026
Prepare web applications for production with deployment workflow examples, CI/CD stages, Docker patterns, health checks, and rollback guidance. Compare rolling, blue-green, and canary releases, then review a checklist covering configuration, monitoring, security, infrastructure, and operations.
- Setting up an automated release workflow
- Comparing deployment strategies for a web app
- Building production Docker images
xu-xiang/everything-claude-code-zh☆ 2KUpdated Mar 5, 2026
Official · StripeFreeSummary Use this skill to find and provision third-party services such as databases, hosting, authentication, and monitoring through Stripe Projects. It also helps manage project credentials and environment variables, inspect provisioned resources, and check project status.
- Finding a service in the Projects catalog
- Adding a database or hosting service
- Managing project credentials and environment variables
stripe/ai☆ 2KUpdated Oct 25, 2026