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Patterns for OrbStack Linux VMs and Docker on macOS. Covers orbctl/orb commands, machine lifecycle, cloud-init, networking, file sharing, and SSH access. Must use when working with OrbStack, orbctl commands, or Linux VMs on macOS.
ELF binary inspection skill for Linux. Use when examining ELF executables or shared libraries with readelf, objdump, nm, or ldd to understand symbol visibility, section layout, dynamic dependencies, build IDs, or relocation entries. Activates on queries about ELF format, shared library dependencies, symbol tables, section sizes, DWARF debug info in binaries, binary bloat analysis, or undefined symbol errors.
Guidance for setting up QEMU virtual machines with Alpine Linux and SSH access. This skill should be used when tasks involve starting QEMU with Alpine Linux ISO, configuring port forwarding for SSH, setting up OpenSSH server in Alpine, or troubleshooting QEMU networking issues.
Linux kernel exploitation playbook. Use when exploiting kernel vulnerabilities (UAF, OOB, race condition, type confusion) for privilege escalation via commit_creds, modprobe_path overwrite, or kernel ROP chains in CTF and real-world scenarios.
Anti-debugging detection and bypass playbook. Use when reversing protected binaries that detect debuggers via ptrace, PEB flags, timing checks, or signal/exception handlers on Linux and Windows.
Operate the joelclaw Kubernetes cluster — Talos Linux on Colima (Mac Mini). Deploy services, check health, debug pods, recover from restarts, add ports, manage Helm releases, inspect logs, fix networking. Triggers on: 'kubectl', 'pods', 'deploy to k8s', 'cluster health', 'restart pod', 'helm install', 'talosctl', 'colima', 'nodeport', 'flannel', 'port mapping', 'k8s down', 'cluster not working', 'add a port', 'PVC', 'storage', any k8s/Talos/Colima infrastructure task. Also triggers on service-specific deploy: 'deploy redis', 'redeploy inngest', 'livekit helm', 'pds not responding'.
Use this skill whenever a user wants to deploy, host, run, or set up any project on a Linux VPS (Virtual Private Server). Triggers include: setting up a Node.js/Python/other app on a server, checking server compatibility with a project, making an app accessible online, fixing port issues, keeping an app running with PM2 or systemd, setting up tunnels (ngrok, localtunnel, pinggy), cloning private GitHub repos to a server, configuring environment variables, managing logs, enabling auto-restart on reboot, dealing with AWS/GCP firewalls, or any combination of these. Always use this skill when the user is working on a remote Linux server and wants to deploy or run any kind of application — even if they don't use the word "VPS" explicitly.
Install and configure OpenClaw with DingTalk, Feishu, Discord, and additional channels with Bailian/DashScope models on Linux hosts. Use when provisioning a new OpenClaw node, troubleshooting gateway/channel startup, standardizing openclaw.json mapping, or automatically discovering extra channels from https://docs.openclaw.ai/channels.
Install and configure NVIDIA NemoClaw (sandboxed OpenClaw agent platform) on Linux. Handles cloudflared tunnels, Docker cgroup fixes, OpenShell, sandbox creation, remote access via Cloudflare Tunnel, and known bug workarounds. Triggers: "install nemoclaw", "setup nemoclaw", "nvidia nemoclaw", "openclaw setup", "nemoclaw on spark", "nemoclaw on dgx".
Use when the user needs to integrate OpenClaw with Alibaba Cloud SLS/Observability, including collector setup, machine groups, indexes, dashboards, collection configs, or Logtail bindings on Linux.
eBPF skill for Linux observability and networking. Use when writing eBPF programs with libbpf or bpftrace, attaching kprobes/tracepoints/XDP hooks, debugging verifier errors, working with eBPF maps, or achieving CO-RE portability across kernel versions. Activates on queries about eBPF, bpftool, bpftrace, XDP programs, libbpf, verifier errors, eBPF maps, or kernel tracing with BPF.
Use when installing or configuring OpenClaw with DingTalk, Feishu, Discord, and additional channels with Bailian/DashScope models on Linux hosts. Use when provisioning a new OpenClaw node, troubleshooting gateway/channel startup, standardizing openclaw.json mapping, or automatically discovering extra channels from https://docs.openclaw.ai/channels.