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A comprehensive guide to designing and structuring a scalable home or small-lab network. This skill covers best practices for IP addressing, network segmentation (VLANs), selecting reliable gateways (like pfSense/OPNsense), and planning for future growth, ensuring stability and avoiding common pitfalls like Double NAT. Ideal for advanced users building robust IoT, server, and guest networks.

Pi-hole is a powerful, network-wide DNS ad blocker that runs on Linux hosts (like Raspberry Pi). It intercepts all DNS queries on your local network, blocking advertisements, trackers, and known malware domains before they reach your devices. This guide covers setup via Docker or bare metal, configuring network DNS, managing blocklists, and enabling secure DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) for enhanced privacy.

A comprehensive guide on segmenting a home network using VLANs to dramatically enhance security. Learn how to isolate different device types—such as IoT gadgets, guests, and servers—from main PCs, preventing cross-segment malware spread and unauthorized communication. Covers setup steps for UniFi, pfSense, and OPNsense.

A comprehensive guide to setting up a fast and secure WireGuard VPN server for remote access to your home network (homelab). Learn keypair generation, advanced Linux firewall (iptables) rules, and how to manage different tunneling modes (split vs. full tunnel) for optimal performance.

This skill facilitates the crucial process of sharing learned intelligent patterns across isolated projects or machines using the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). It allows users to publish a project's accumulated knowledge base to a decentralized network and later fetch, apply, and merge these patterns into new or existing projects. This is invaluable for bootstrapping new applications with prior knowledge or consolidating learnings across a large monorepo.

This skill provides robust automation capabilities for interacting with network devices via SSH using the industry-standard Netmiko library. It is designed to simplify complex network operations, such as configuration backups, status checks, and bulk management across heterogeneous devices, significantly improving operational efficiency.

This tool provides comprehensive diagnostics for Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) within network environments. It helps engineers troubleshoot connectivity issues, verify routing paths, and diagnose complex peering problems across large-scale networks. Ideal for network operations and advanced troubleshooting.

This tool is designed to validate the syntax, completeness, and correctness of network configuration files. It helps ensure that network devices are configured according to established standards and best practices, preventing deployment errors and ensuring reliable network operation. Ideal for network engineers and DevOps teams.

A comprehensive guide for diagnosing physical and logical network failures, such as CRC errors, packet drops, duplex mismatches, and flapping. It teaches users how to analyze interface counters and trends across routers, switches, and Linux hosts to pinpoint the root cause of connectivity issues.

Pilot Protocol is an open-source overlay network providing AI agents with first-class network citizenship. It offers permanent virtual addresses, encrypted P2P communication, NAT traversal, and a structured app store. Use this skill when agents require stable networking across cloud changes, need direct, secure messaging without shared accounts, or must integrate structured external data services (e.g., live crypto prices) via local, typed capabilities.

This skill provides guidance on implementing common architectural patterns and best practices within the PyTorch framework. It is designed for developers building sophisticated deep learning models, helping to improve structure, efficiency, and code maintainability when working with neural networks.

This guide provides comprehensive patterns for behavior-focused testing of React components, custom hooks, and pages. It covers best practices using React Testing Library (RTL), including accessibility assertions, simulating user interactions (userEvent), and network mocking with MSW. It also helps developers define clear test boundaries between unit component tests and full E2E flows.