Use whenever you need to RUN Synchronet JavaScript — executing inline JS expressions, running scripts from the install's exec/ directory, testing JS modules, or validating changes to .js/.ssjs/.xjs files against a live install. This skill covers the jsexec runner itself: invocation modes, flags, output capture, crash tracing, and (on Windows) running a freshly-built debug binary. Trigger on "run a Synchronet script", "test this JS against Synchronet", "check what jsexec does", or any one-off JavaScript probe of a live install. For the JavaScript LANGUAGE and host API (how MsgBase/User/FileBase behave, SpiderMonkey dialect, the object model, writing tests, stock exec/.js) see the javascript skill.
EnglishUse when working with Synchronet's MQTT integration — discovering whether MQTT is enabled (the [MQTT] section of ctrl/main.ini, not sbbs.ini), reading broker address/port/credentials/TLS settings, connecting with mosquittosub/mosquittopub (anonymous, user+pass, or one of four TLS modes: CA, mTLS, PSK, SBBS-internal-CA), or interacting with the topic tree for monitoring (server/node status, node-output spying, action/, retained loginattempts/ and maxconcurrent/ , log streams .../log[/ ]) or controlling the BBS (production-impacting topics that recycle/pause/resume servers, clear failed-login lists, set node flags, inject input or messages into a node — plus the local-filesystem equivalents in ctrl/). Trigger on "is MQTT enabled", "what's the broker address", "subscribe to all sbbs logs", "pause/recycle via MQTT", "inject a message into node N", "clear failed-login for an IP", or "spy on a node remotely".
EnglishUse when inspecting, validating, repairing, importing into, or maintaining a Synchronet Message Base (SMB) file — mail (mail.shd), message sub-boards (data/subs/ .shd), or file bases (data/file/ .shd) — via the smbutil, chksmb, or fixsmb command-line tools. Trigger whenever the user mentions smbutil, chksmb, fixsmb, SMB files, .shd / .sdt / .sid / .sha files, "the mail base", "rebuild/renumber the message base", "pack the sub", "check the message base for corruption", "repair an SMB", "dump a hash file", "view headers", "import a message", or any low-level inspection, validation, or repair of a Synchronet messaging file that isn't doable from inside the BBS or MsgBase JS API. Prefer this skill over guessing flags or shelling out blind.
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Jsexec
Use whenever you need to RUN Synchronet JavaScript — executing inline JS expressions, running scripts from the install's exec/ directory, testing JS modules, or validating changes to .js/.ssjs/.xjs files against a live install. This skill covers the jsexec runner itself: invocation modes, flags, output capture, crash tracing, and (on Windows) running a freshly-built debug binary. Trigger on "run a Synchronet script", "test this JS against Synchronet", "check what jsexec does", or any one-off JavaScript probe of a live install. For the JavaScript LANGUAGE and host API (how MsgBase/User/FileBase behave, SpiderMonkey dialect, the object model, writing tests, stock exec/.js) see the javascript skill.
Mqtt
Use when working with Synchronet's MQTT integration — discovering whether MQTT is enabled (the [MQTT] section of ctrl/main.ini, not sbbs.ini), reading broker address/port/credentials/TLS settings, connecting with mosquittosub/mosquittopub (anonymous, user+pass, or one of four TLS modes: CA, mTLS, PSK, SBBS-internal-CA), or interacting with the topic tree for monitoring (server/node status, node-output spying, action/, retained loginattempts/ and maxconcurrent/ , log streams .../log[/ ]) or controlling the BBS (production-impacting topics that recycle/pause/resume servers, clear failed-login lists, set node flags, inject input or messages into a node — plus the local-filesystem equivalents in ctrl/). Trigger on "is MQTT enabled", "what's the broker address", "subscribe to all sbbs logs", "pause/recycle via MQTT", "inject a message into node N", "clear failed-login for an IP", or "spy on a node remotely".
Smbutils
Use when inspecting, validating, repairing, importing into, or maintaining a Synchronet Message Base (SMB) file — mail (mail.shd), message sub-boards (data/subs/ .shd), or file bases (data/file/ .shd) — via the smbutil, chksmb, or fixsmb command-line tools. Trigger whenever the user mentions smbutil, chksmb, fixsmb, SMB files, .shd / .sdt / .sid / .sha files, "the mail base", "rebuild/renumber the message base", "pack the sub", "check the message base for corruption", "repair an SMB", "dump a hash file", "view headers", "import a message", or any low-level inspection, validation, or repair of a Synchronet messaging file that isn't doable from inside the BBS or MsgBase JS API. Prefer this skill over guessing flags or shelling out blind.
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