Results for “linux”

Credential operations: secret discovery, classification, extraction, conversion, offline cracking of hashes the operator already has as a credential job, policy-aware spraying, NetNTLM capture, generic SMB relay, and Windows/Linux harvest. Do not hijack an in-progress /ad-attack Kerberoast/AS-REP chain (that module cracks and uses the ticket itself). Do not DCSync, read LAPS LDAP, or escalate cloud IAM. Usable credentials are recorded; the operator chooses the next module.

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Build Cadmus on Linux and macOS hosts using xtask. Use when asked how to compile, test, lint, or run the project locally.

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Cross-compile Cadmus for Kobo e-reader devices (ARM Linux). Use this when asked to build a Kobo release, cross-compile for ARM, or prepare a device binary.

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Desktop GUI automation via OpenInterpreter — mouse, keyboard, screenshot, and OCR control for native macOS/Linux applications. Three modes: Library (Claude reasons, OI executes), OS subprocess (full autonomous computer use), and Local agent (Ollama, offline). This skill should be used when interacting with desktop apps that have no CLI or API, automating GUI workflows, reading screen content via OCR, or controlling mouse/keyboard.

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Use when writing loadable kernel modules: Kbuild, module parameters, proc and sysfs entries, char devices, or ftrace debugging. Not for driver architecture: use device-drivers.

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Use when tracking heap allocations on Linux with heaptrack: allocation hotspots, peak heap, temporary allocations, leaks, or a diff of two runs via heaptrack_print. Not for heap errors: use valgrind.

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Use when building Linux servers with liburing, batching SQEs, multi-shot operations, provided buffer rings, registered files and buffers, or zero-copy send. Not for packet I/O: use af-xdp.

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Use when turning perf, DTrace, pprof, or async-profiler stacks into an SVG flamegraph with the FlameGraph scripts, reading one, or diffing two profiles. Not for collecting data: use linux-perf.

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Use when profiling with Intel VTune or AMD uProf for hotspots, top-down pipeline stalls, memory-bound analysis, or roofline data. Not for raw perf stat counters: use linux-perf.

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Use when debugging the Linux kernel: kgdb and kdb, ftrace and kprobes, dynamic debug, kdump and crash analysis, or printk levels on a live or crashed target.

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Use when debugging with LLDB on macOS, FreeBSD, or Linux-clang, mapping GDB commands to LLDB, Xcode or VS Code integration, LLDB Python scripting, or debugging Swift and Objective-C.

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Use when writing an SELinux or AppArmor policy, a seccomp-bpf filter, enabling CET, PAC, or BTI, or triaging a kernel CVE. Not for KASAN report analysis: use kernel-debugging.

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Use when writing or debugging Linux drivers: platform, I2C/SPI, device-tree, char-device, IRQ, DMA, regmap, PM, sysfs, udev, NACK, -EREMOTEIO, or probe failures.

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Use when explaining or building on Linux container primitives: namespaces, cgroups v2, overlayfs, runc and the OCI spec, seccomp-bpf, capabilities, or escapes. Not for VM isolation: use qemu-kvm.

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Use the Crabbox wrapper for OpenClaw remote validation across Linux, macOS, Windows, and WSL2, including delegated Blacksmith Testbox proof. Report the actual provider and id.

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Use the Crabbox wrapper for OpenClaw remote validation across Linux, macOS, Windows, and WSL2, including delegated Blacksmith Testbox proof. Report the actual provider and id.

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Set up the Expo/EAS account layer for NowStack Mobile: eas-cli, Expo login, EAS project link, easProjectId, and expo-doctor. Required before Windows/Linux cloud builds.

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Install and verify every developer tool NowStack Mobile needs on this machine (Node, eas, vercel, convex, asc, gpc, fastlane, bun, gcloud, + Xcode/Android Studio). Cross-platform — Homebrew/npm on macOS, apt/curl on Linux, winget/scoop on Windows. Use for "install the CLIs", "set up my machine", "ns doctor", missing-tool errors, or right before /ns accounts. Proposes to install everything missing in one pass.

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Build a NowStack Mobile Android app and upload it to a Play testing track. Always check OS first: macOS may build locally; Windows/Linux must run ns-setup-expo and use EAS cloud.

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Build a NowStack Mobile iOS app and upload it to TestFlight. Always check OS first: macOS uses local `eas build --local`; Windows/Linux must run ns-setup-expo and use EAS cloud.

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Open protocol for AI agent interoperability enabling standardized communication between agents, applications, and humans across different frameworks

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Use the Crabbox wrapper for OpenClaw remote validation across Linux, macOS, Windows, and WSL2, including delegated Blacksmith Testbox proof. Report the actual provider and id.

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Use the Crabbox wrapper for OpenClaw remote validation across Linux, macOS, Windows, and WSL2, including delegated Blacksmith Testbox proof. Report the actual provider and id.

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Use the Crabbox wrapper for OpenClaw remote validation across Linux, macOS, Windows, and WSL2, including delegated Blacksmith Testbox proof. Report the actual provider and id.

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