skills

Manages and edits the terminal/shell environment: zsh config, aliases, tmux, sesh session manager, starship prompt, Ghostty terminal, yabai window manager, and GNU Stow dotfile management. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user mentions "zsh config", "shell alias", "dotfiles", "tmux config", "starship prompt", "ghostty", "sesh", "yabai", "add to my dotfiles", "update my shell", stow a package, or anything about configuring their terminal or shell environment — even if they just say "how do I add this to my config".

Teaches any topic through Socratic questioning — assessing what the user knows, exposing gaps, building understanding progressively, and correcting misconceptions directly. Saves the session as a TIL note when done. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user says "teach me", "I want to learn", "explain X to me", "walk me through", "help me understand", or invokes /learn or /learn done — even if they just say "I don't get X."

Captures learnings from any session — coding, research, or a /learn conversation — into an engaging TIL note in the Obsidian vault. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user runs /til, says "save what I learned", "create a TIL", "document this session", "write up what we built", or reaches the end of any learning or coding session where new things were learned. Also triggers at the end of a /learn session when the user says "done". Writes like telling a story to a friend — not a dry report.

Audits the Obsidian vault for PARA classification correctness — finds projects missing outcomes or deadlines, done-but-not-archived projects, stalled notes, areas with deadlines, and archives that got touched recently. Produces a structured report then offers an interactive fix flow. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user says "audit my vault", "check PARA classification", "are my notes in the right place?", "PARA audit", or runs /audit-para. Run weekly — daily noise dulls the signal. Never auto-fixes: every vault write requires explicit approval.

Runs the end-of-day processing ritual for the Obsidian vault — parses the daily note, updates active project notes in place, surfaces vault connections, and writes carry-forward items for tomorrow. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user says "close my day", "end of day", "wrap up today", "process today's notes", "what did I do today", or runs /close-day. Five minutes of structured closing prevents a week of lost context.