Peter Linde publishes skills that help AI agents work with developer and operations tooling, including tmux session and pane management, Hammerspoon automation and window management on macOS, Makefile conventions with self-documenting help output, and Trivy container and filesystem vulnerability scanning. His catalogue also covers Kyverno Helm chart version lookups, skill naming conflict checks, and structured multi-perspective debate frameworks for stress-testing decisions. Across these, his skills stand out for their focus on command-line workflows and infrastructure hygiene.
Claude Plugins
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Check Skill Conflicts This skill should be used when checking for naming conflicts between local skills (~/.claude/skil…
Hammerspoon This skill should be used when automating macOS with Hammerspoon, configuring window management h…
Kyverno Version Lookup This skill should be used when looking up Kyverno Helm chart versions, release dates, and corresp…
Makefile Best Practices Best practices for creating self-documenting Makefiles with auto-generated help.
Markdown Presentation This skill should be used when creating markdown-based presentations with expandable sections, ti…
Pandoc This skill should be used when converting documents between formats (Markdown, DOCX, PDF, HTML, L…
Socratic Debate This skill should be used when conducting structured multi-perspective debates to stress-test ide…
Tmux This skill should be used when working with tmux terminal multiplexer for session management, win…
Trivy This skill should be used when scanning container images, filesystems, or repositories for vulner…