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BusyBox is a single, portable binary that implements a vast collection of common Unix utilities (such as ls, grep, sed, etc.). This skill allows users to run standard Unix command-line tools directly within a Windows environment, solving compatibility issues for developers and system administrators who rely on cross-platform scripting. It provides necessary Unix functionality without requiring a full Linux subsystem.

A comprehensive guide to essential Bash and Linux command patterns for macOS and Linux systems. Covers fundamental scripting concepts, including command chaining (&&, ||), file operations (find, grep, sed, awk), process management, text processing, environment variable handling, and network utilities (curl). Ideal for automating system tasks and improving command-line efficiency.

Provides comprehensive guidance for developing robust, cross-platform Command Line Interface (CLI) applications. Covers the entire workflow from initial UX analysis and command design to implementation using popular frameworks (e.g., commander, click, cobra). Key features include advanced argument parsing, handling shell completions, displaying progress bars, and ensuring reliable terminal interactions across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

A comprehensive guide detailing the installation, setup, and authentication process for Cursor IDE across macOS, Linux, and Windows. It covers account sign-in, plan activation, and the seamless migration of settings and extensions from VS Code, ensuring a fully configured development environment.

This comprehensive guide provides developers with a step-by-step walkthrough for setting up any complete development environment from scratch. It covers identifying necessary tools (like Node.js, Python, databases, etc.), providing platform-specific installation commands (macOS, Linux, Windows), configuring environment variables, and verifying the setup to ensure consistency for new projects or team members.

This skill leverages Google Gemini's advanced image generation model to create high-quality, context-specific visuals. It is essential for developers needing placeholder images for UIs, generating detailed diagrams for technical documentation, or visualizing abstract concepts, logos, and assets across cross-platform projects (Windows, macOS, Linux).

Automated Linux Commands Guide skill offers step-by-step help with foundational DevOps tasks such as version control, containerization, CI/CD, and infrastructure routines whenever you mention linux commands guide.

A comprehensive guide for authorized security assessments, detailing systematic methods to escalate user privileges from low-level access to root control on Linux systems. Techniques covered include comprehensive system enumeration, exploiting kernel vulnerabilities (e.g., dirty pipe), abusing misconfigured sudo permissions (using gtfobins), and exploiting vulnerable SUID binaries.

Provides production-ready bash templates for Linux admins to automate backups, monitor resources, manage users, and handle security tasks across servers and pen-testing setups.

Production-ready shell scripts covering Linux backups, monitoring, user management, log analysis, and automation for security and pentest environments.

A systematic, multi-phase workflow designed for diagnosing and resolving complex Linux system issues. It guides users through initial assessment, resource analysis (CPU, memory, disk), process investigation, log analysis, network diagnostics, and service failure resolution. Ideal for system administrators and DevOps engineers handling production incidents.

This comprehensive guide provides techniques for acquiring, analyzing, and extracting artifacts from memory dumps. It covers best practices for digital forensics, crucial for incident response and malware analysis. Users learn how to use industry-standard tools like Volatility 3 on Windows, Linux, and macOS, including process, network, and registry deep dives.