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name	search-github
description	Guidance and command patterns for searching GitHub using the CLI (gh search). Use when doing research, looking for forks or relevant projects, or finding packages. You can also look for code, issues, commits, and pull requests.

Search GitHub (gh search) Reference Guide

Use this guide for searching GitHub with the CLI tool.

You can append --json to any of these commands to specify which fields you want in the output (e.g., --json title,url,updatedAt) or --limit <number> to control how many results are returned.

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name	gh-cli
description	Guidance and command patterns for working with the GitHub CLI (gh). Use when creating PRs, issues, managing repositories, or checking PR/issue status via terminal.

GitHub CLI (gh) Reference Guide

Use this guide for common command patterns when using the GitHub CLI tool.

Pull Requests

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name	gtk-guidelines
description	Write and edit GNOME Blueprint UI files (.blp) for GTK 4 and libadwaita apps. Use when creating, reviewing, or debugging Blueprint markup.

GNOME Blueprint

Blueprint is a declarative markup language that compiles to GtkBuilder XML (blueprint-compiler). Everything here is grounded in GTK 4 / libadwaita 1.6+. A canonical set of runnable examples lives in the Workbench demos repo

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name	agents-md-upgrade
description	Update an AGENTS.md to maximize correctness, completeness, and adherence to codebase standards

This skill defines the best practices for authoring AGENTS.md files to maximize an AI coding agent's correctness, completeness, and adherence to codebase standards. It is based on the principle that structured, passive context reliably outperforms active retrieval.

1. Core Philosophy & Directives

• Passive Context Wins: Agents automatically discover AGENTS.md in 100% of sessions. Rely on this file as the primary entry point rather than expecting agents to actively trigger separate "skills."

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Research yesterday's AI news. For each story:

[Emoji] Headline

What happened: 2-4 sentence summary. Validation: ✅ confirmed facts / ⚠️ caveats and unverified claims (formatted as a list) Sources: Outlet

Close with a Key Takeaways table (Theme | Signal) and a confidence rating.

Rules:

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#!/bin/sh

# replaces what was originally in /usr/bin/subl
# change GDK_DPI_SCALE=0.9 based on how you want to scale. 1 is 100%
# you can then use a Linux preferences to change the "ui_scale" up to say 1.1 to even it out

exec env GDK_SCALE=1 GDK_DPI_SCALE=0.9 /opt/sublime_text/sublime_text "$@"

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[
    {
        "input_combination": [
            {"type": 1, "code": 125, "origin_hash": "4790f6e20b87c369dcfe985187897b13"},
            {"type": 1, "code": 105, "origin_hash": "4790f6e20b87c369dcfe985187897b13"}
        ],
        "target_uinput": "keyboard",
        "output_symbol": "KEY_HOME",
        "name": "Ctrl+Left (start of line)",
        "mapping_type": "key_macro"

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description: Efficient building system that efficiently makes changes to the code temperature: 0.2 permission: bash: allow edit: allow write: allow read: allow grep: allow glob: allow

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description: Efficient planning system that gathers details and outlines technical design temperature: 0.2 permission: bash: ask edit: deny write: deny read: allow grep: allow glob: allow

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# Build the image with: docker build -t super-opencode .
# Run the container with: docker run -it --volume="$PWD:/app" --workdir="/app" super-opencode

# Use the official Node.js image based on Debian Bullseye (slim version for smaller size)
FROM node:24.13.1-bullseye-slim

# Set the working directory inside the container to /app
WORKDIR /app

# Install system dependencies required for building and running various tools