Use this skill to work with Kubernetes through kubectl. It explains how to inspect and change resources, manage deployments, troubleshoot pods, configure contexts, format command output, and handle node maintenance.
Build Python command-line applications with Typer by looking up commands, arguments, options, callbacks, help output, and shell completion. The reference also explains how to test and package an app, and how Typer converts its definitions for Click.
Use this skill to work with the Windows Package Manager CLI. It explains how to find, install, upgrade, remove, and manage packages, as well as configure sources, manifests, settings, and system state with WinGet Configuration.
Build and maintain carapace shell completions for command-line tools. The reference covers YAML specs, custom completion actions, shell setup, DSL-aware parsing, MCP use, and documentation for suggested values.
Use this reference to build and maintain terminal user interfaces in Go with Bubble Tea. It explains the Model/Update/View cycle, commands and messages, input, rendering, program lifecycle, tests, component composition, and patterns for larger applications.
Use this reference to work with the Rails command line: create apps, generate models and other components, run servers and tests, manage database tasks, and inspect configuration and environment variables. It also covers command flags, Rake tasks, and shell completion details.
Use this reference to understand Git workflows and internals, from staging changes and managing branches to merging, rebasing, and working with remotes. It also covers diffs, hooks, worktrees, submodules, configuration, and commands for inspecting or recovering repository state.
Use this reference to manage software with Homebrew on macOS or Linux, understand formulas and casks, maintain Brewfiles and services, troubleshoot installations, or work on formula and cask development tasks.
Use this reference to manage Git work with the GitButler CLI (`but`), including virtual and stacked branches, assigning changes, editing commits, resolving conflicts, and creating pull requests. It also covers the workspace, operation history, interactive TUI, configuration, and AI agent setup.
Use this reference for JavaScript and TypeScript development with Bun. It explains CLI commands, dependency and lockfile management, testing, bundling code, runtime APIs for files and servers, the Bun shell, configuration, and environment variables.
Use this reference when building command-line applications with `spf13/cobra`. It shows how to organize commands, define flags, validate arguments, add lifecycle hooks, customize help output, provide shell completions, and connect flags with Viper configuration.
Use this reference to understand and configure dnf5, the RPM package manager for Fedora and RHEL. It covers commands, package specifications, repositories, caching, plugins, the daemon API, and changes when moving from DNF4.
Use this reference to build, test, and maintain Go projects with the `go` command. It covers modules and workspaces, environment settings, code generation, vetting, coverage, profiling, fuzzing, and cross-compilation, with guidance on flags and bundled tools.
Operate kubeadm workflows for setting up, joining, upgrading, and resetting Kubernetes clusters. The reference covers configuration files, command phases, certificates, bootstrap tokens, and kubeconfig generation, helping explain what each step manages across control-plane and worker nodes.
Use this reference to set up and operate Epic Games Lore, a centralized version control system designed for projects with large binary assets. It explains repository workflows, branches, merges, file locks, CLI commands, configuration, and server deployment.
Use this skill to convert documents with pandoc and choose suitable input and output formats. It covers command options, templates, filters, citations, and outputs such as PDFs, slides, EPUBs, and HTML, helping you shape a repeatable document workflow.
Use this reference to configure QEMU virtual machines, create and inspect disk images, and set up storage, networking, displays, and devices. It also explains machine and CPU models, QMP management commands, and the guest agent.
Use this skill to understand Ruby code and its runtime, from objects, blocks, and exceptions to files, concurrency, and memory management. It also covers RubyGems and Bundler, command-line tools, environment variables, and the standard library.
Use this reference to understand Linux iproute2 commands for network configuration and inspection. It explains `ip` syntax, objects such as addresses and routes, selectors and values, plus related `ss`, `bridge`, and `tc` commands.
Use this reference to work with Cargo, Rust’s package manager and build tool. It explains project manifests, dependencies, features, workspaces, build profiles, configuration, registries, publishing, and commands for building, testing, and inspecting projects.
Use this reference to manage GitHub from the terminal with `gh`. Find commands for repositories, pull requests, issues, releases, Actions, authentication, search, and API requests, and learn how to format command output as JSON or templates.
Use this skill to manage Rust toolchains with rustup: install or update channels, add cross-compilation targets and components, and select a toolchain for a project or command. It explains overrides, proxy commands, profiles, and related environment settings.
Use HTTPie to send API requests from the command line, with headers, parameters, data, or file uploads. This skill covers authentication, saved sessions, response formatting, TLS settings, downloads, configuration, and scripting with exit codes.
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