
gitgoodordietrying skills on Remote OpenClaw
10 skills published by gitgoodordietrying. Each listing includes a one-command install for Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, and Hermes, plus a link to the upstream source.
git-workflows
Covers advanced git operations beyond the basics: interactive rebase, bisect, worktrees, reflog recovery, subtrees, submodules, sparse checkout, conflict resolution, and cherry-picking. Aimed at developers who need precise control over commit history and multi-branch workflows.
cron-scheduling
Covers cron syntax, crontab management, systemd timer units, one-off scheduling with `at`, timezone handling, and job failure debugging. Works on Linux and macOS systems with `crontab`, `systemctl`, or `at` available.
api-dev
Covers the full lifecycle of HTTP API development from the command line: scaffolding endpoints, writing integration tests, generating OpenAPI specs, mocking external services, and debugging request/response issues. Works with REST and GraphQL APIs using curl, Python, or Node.js.
csv-pipeline
Process and transform tabular data in CSV, TSV, or JSON formats using Python 3 and standard shell tools. Supports filtering, joining, aggregating, deduplicating, format conversion, and Markdown report generation. No external libraries required.
cicd-pipeline
Covers GitHub Actions workflow creation and management for automated testing, deployment, and release pipelines. Handles workflow syntax, matrix builds, secrets, caching, and debugging failing runs. Works across Node.js, Python, Go, and Rust projects.
infra-as-code
Define and manage cloud infrastructure using declarative configuration files or code. Covers Terraform, AWS CloudFormation, and Pulumi for provisioning compute, networking, storage, and databases across environments.
emergency-rescue
Step-by-step recovery procedures for common developer disasters: force-pushed branches, leaked credentials, full disks, failed database migrations, broken deploys, and lost SSH access. Each section follows a diagnose, fix, verify sequence. Commands are non-destructive by default, with destructive steps clearly flagged.
data-validation
Schema-based data validation across languages and formats. Covers JSON Schema, Zod for TypeScript, and Pydantic for Python. Handles API boundary validation, file integrity checks, and data migration verification.
encoding-formats
Encode, decode, and convert data across common formats including Base64, URL encoding, hex, Unicode, JWTs, hashing, and serialization formats like JSON, MessagePack, and protobuf. Works via shell commands and code snippets in JavaScript and Python.
makefile-build
Helps write Makefiles for build automation across any language or project type. Covers targets, variables, dependencies, phony targets, and pattern rules. Also covers Just and Task as simpler alternatives to Make.