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solo-skills

Name: solo-skills
Author: Henry S. Burden III

The home for every skill that stands on its own and has no topical plugin of its own, in one install instead of a shelf of one-skill plugins: harness and environment config, test quality, research and decision tooling, chart design, API and TUI craft, repo and project setup, and sandboxed opencode instances. Membership is derived, not curated — a gate re-reads the skill bodies every run and keeps out anything that needs a companion agent or hook, anything a topical plugin already owns, plus a documented exemption class for skills that prescribe an opt-in system the consumer chooses deliberately, in-repo or external. Release history: https://github.com/hsb3/dotfiles-agents/releases.

0 on GitHubby Henry S. Burden IIIv0.16.3MITupdated 29 days ago

Plugin solo-skills from marketplace dotfiles-agents in hsb3/dotfiles-agents. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 28 days ago.

What it installs

Skills (14)

api-craft
Design, build, and structure an HTTP/REST API server — the layered architecture (route, schema, service, repository, model), what each layer is allowed to know and return, the rejection cascade that maps every failure to a status code, outside-in build order, and what belongs in OpenAPI/schema descr
claude-code-config
Configure Claude Code itself — settings-file precedence, permissions, hooks, env vars, and MCP registration, closed by a take-effect check. Use for "change a setting", "allow/deny a command", "add or move a permission rule", "set up a hook", "run something automatically whenever X happens", "always
claude-code-expertise
Expert map of Claude Code's extension surfaces for authoring and debugging extenders —
dataviz
Design data visualizations - charts, graphs, plots, and dashboards - that are correct, legible, and honest, in any medium. Consult this BEFORE writing any chart, graph, plot, or dashboard code, whatever the library (matplotlib, plotly, d3, Recharts, inline SVG) or output (static image, notebook, web
deep-research
Run a deep, multi-source, fact-checked research investigation that ends in a cited report, not a single web lookup. Use when the user asks to "research X", "do a deep dive on", "find out everything about", "investigate", "compare the options for", "what's the state of the art on", or "give me a repo
editor-project-config
Design the tracked per-repo editor configuration for VS Code (`.vscode/`) and Zed (`.zed/`) — settings overrides, extension recommendations, tasks, and debug configs that travel with the repo. Use when asked to "set up editor config for this project", "add a .vscode or .zed folder", "recommend exten
iterm2
Configure iTerm2 and exploit the features that distinguish it from other terminal emulators. Use for any iTerm2 request: "set iTerm2 as my default terminal", "change a profile or theme", "my iTerm setting keeps reverting", "add a dynamic profile", "version-control my iTerm config", "install shell in
opencode-expertise
Expert knowledge of opencode — every extension surface (config, agents, skills,
opencode-sandbox
Spin up a disposable, isolated opencode instance and hand it to this session as an MCP server — a sandboxed coding agent with its own workspace volume that cannot see the host filesystem. Use when the user asks for a sandbox, a scratch agent, an isolated or throwaway opencode instance, a place to le
owner-signoff
Present a batch of decisions, approvals, or questions to the project owner as a local HTML form in their browser instead of asking in chat. Use when multiple items need the owner's input (sign-offs, dispositions, priorities, open questions), when the owner asks "what do you need from me", or asks fo
private-fork
Stand up and operate a private fork (private mirror) of an upstream open-source repo — creating the mirror and remotes, choosing the branch model and governance tier, deciding delete-vs-disable for unwanted upstream content, recording divergences in a ledger or registry, and running the recurring up
tech-eval-research
Rigorous, cited, comparative evaluation of technology options — frameworks, infrastructure, serving layers, databases, libraries, SaaS-vs-self-hosted tools — producing a capability comparison matrix backed by primary sources, plus a ranked shortlist and recommendation when a candidate passes every h
test-quality
Use when writing a test, reviewing a test file or a test diff, encoding a defect as a failing test before the fix, or when a suite is green and nobody can say what production change would break it. Answers "would this test ever fail?" with a pre-write gate, a five-mutation check (wrong constant, wro
tui-craft

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