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nushell-style

Opinionated Nushell patterns, pipeline composition, command choices, formatting (Topiary), testing (nutest), NUON, regex (fancy-regex), debugging (--ide-check), toolkit.nu, and MCP server conventions for .nu files.

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Plugin nushell-style from marketplace nushell-skills in nushell-prophet/nushell-skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 9 days ago.

What it installs

Skills (1)

  • nushell-style

    This skill should be used when writing, editing, reviewing, or debugging Nushell (.nu) files. Covers opinionated pipeline composition, command choices (where vs filter, match vs if/else, get --optional), formatting conventions (Topiary), type signatures, module structure, testing with nutest (unit t

Subagents (1)

  • nushell-reviewer

    Reviews a Nushell change for scope — what it added that nobody asked for, and what it was asked for and left out. Use after writing or editing .nu files, or to check a plan before implementing it. Not a bug hunt. Reports findings only — never edits code.

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