Use when deploying a Dockerized application to a VPS (Linux server) via SSH without a container registry, generating a GitHub Actions pipeline that uses docker save, gzip compression, and rsync to transfer images. Triggers: "deploy to VPS", "rsync docker image", "docker save and load", "VPS CI/CD", "SSH deploy pipeline", "deploy without registry", "transfer docker image via SSH".
EnglishUse when a plan already exists under docs/plans/ and the user wants to execute it somewhere other than the current session — a different model (DeepSeek, GLM, Gemini, GPT), a different tool, or a fresh session with no shared context. Also use when no saved plan exists but the user just confirmed an ad-hoc action proposed earlier in this conversation (e.g. the agent asked "want me to apply these?" and the user said yes) and now wants a portable prompt for that action. Triggers: "generate execute prompt", "portable prompt for the plan", "prompt to build this plan in another model", "hand this plan to DeepSeek/GLM", "run the plan in a different model/tool", "give me a copy-paste prompt for this plan", "save this prompt", "save it to file".
EnglishUse when the user wants to open a GitHub issue or pull request, a GitLab issue or merge request, or any forge ticket from their case/context — "create a github issue", "open a PR", "raise a MR", "file a bug", "open a merge request", "make a pull request for this branch". Also use when they mention a house title convention like [API/{MODULE}] summary, or when a forge CLI is missing/unauthed and they need a title + markdown body to paste in manually. Covers GitHub (gh) and GitLab (glab); unknown hosts (Bitbucket, self-hosted) fall back to markdown.
EnglishIncludes Docker Vps Deploy, Generate Execute Prompt, and Git Ticket.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Docker Vps Deploy
Use when deploying a Dockerized application to a VPS (Linux server) via SSH without a container registry, generating a GitHub Actions pipeline that uses docker save, gzip compression, and rsync to transfer images. Triggers: "deploy to VPS", "rsync docker image", "docker save and load", "VPS CI/CD", "SSH deploy pipeline", "deploy without registry", "transfer docker image via SSH".
Generate Execute Prompt
Use when a plan already exists under docs/plans/ and the user wants to execute it somewhere other than the current session — a different model (DeepSeek, GLM, Gemini, GPT), a different tool, or a fresh session with no shared context. Also use when no saved plan exists but the user just confirmed an ad-hoc action proposed earlier in this conversation (e.g. the agent asked "want me to apply these?" and the user said yes) and now wants a portable prompt for that action. Triggers: "generate execute prompt", "portable prompt for the plan", "prompt to build this plan in another model", "hand this plan to DeepSeek/GLM", "run the plan in a different model/tool", "give me a copy-paste prompt for this plan", "save this prompt", "save it to file".
Git Ticket
Use when the user wants to open a GitHub issue or pull request, a GitLab issue or merge request, or any forge ticket from their case/context — "create a github issue", "open a PR", "raise a MR", "file a bug", "open a merge request", "make a pull request for this branch". Also use when they mention a house title convention like [API/{MODULE}] summary, or when a forge CLI is missing/unauthed and they need a title + markdown body to paste in manually. Covers GitHub (gh) and GitLab (glab); unknown hosts (Bitbucket, self-hosted) fall back to markdown.
Quick start
- Choose your skills. Select individual skills above, or choose the entire pack.
- Copy the install prompt. Use Copy install prompt above the list.
- Send it to your agent. Paste into your coding agent’s chat. Your agent reviews the source and guides the setup.
Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Docker Vps Deploy skill to help with my task.
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- Your agent checks each skill’s instructions, dependencies, and permissions during setup.
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