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Finds, buys, or connects a custom domain (e.g. meinladen.ch) for the Albatros server. Explains domains and DNS with the analogy of an address and phone book, suggests names, checks availability with domain_suchen, and buys through Albatros using domain_kaufen (the person is the owner and enters their details only on the payment page). If the person already has a domain, the skill connects it with domain_verbinden: DNS records, TXT proof _albatros, and checks until the site appears with a lock in the browser. Use this skill for “custom domain,” “my address,” “buy .ch,” “which domain is available,” “search for a domain,” “DNS,” “A record,” “CNAME,” “TXT record,” “domain doesn’t point to my site,” “certificate,” and “https isn’t working.”
Explains Git to someone with no prior knowledge using the analogy of a logbook aboard a ship and its copy in the harbor (Albatros's Git service, code.aufwind.sh). Gets the repo from the harbor, guides them through their first entries (Commit) with good notes, sends them to the harbor (Push), and checks that the copy arrives on the Albatros server at ~/projekt. Rules: main only, stage only your own files individually, never force-push. Use this skill for “Git,” “GitHub,” “harbor,” “commit,” “push,” “pull,” “Repo,” “what is a repository,” “save my changes,” “push rejected,” and “conflict,” and before committing anything for the person.
Helps someone with no prior knowledge write and choose text and images for their website: a homepage in three sentences, short text for people reading on mobile, their own photos instead of stock images, image rights and image size, and making AI text sound like their own voice. The result is a content list in docs/inhalte.md and the text on the site. Use this skill for “writing text,” “what should I write on the homepage,” “About us,” “images for the website,” “may I use this image,” “text sounds like AI,” and “content.”
Plans and guides a project's move from Albatros to its own server, explaining it with the analogy of moving into your own house: a moving checklist; renting and setting up a server (SSH with keys only, firewall, updates, Caddy for HTTPS); taking the Logbuch on GitHub along; switching Fliessband there to the new destination over SSH with your own key; bringing data and secrets; testing; changing the address in DNS, or transferring a domain bought through Albatros to a new registrar with the auth code from domain_mitnehmen; and handling backups yourself. Use this skill for “own server,” “move,” “away from Albatros,” “Hetzner,” “VPS,” “self-host,” “landing,” and “what do I need for my own server.”
Hauptskill von Albatros: der Fluglotse. Fragt mit dem Werkzeug lage den echten Stand der Person ab (Abo, Schlüssel, Server oder Seite, Fliessband, Domain, Mission) und folgt dann genau dem Skill, der jetzt dran ist; nach jedem geschafften Schritt fragt er neu. Ohne Anmeldung zeigt er die offene Bibliothek aller Skills zum Selbstwählen und erklärt, wie die Anmeldung geht. Nutze den Skill, sobald jemand an seinem Albatros-Projekt weiterarbeitet oder fragt «was jetzt?», «wie weiter?», «was ist der nächste Schritt?», «wo stehe ich?», «es geht nicht», «es klemmt», «ich weiss nicht weiter», bei /albatros:lotse und am Ende des Skills start. Bei einer klaren Frage zu einem Thema (z. B. «wie verbinde ich meine Domain?», «was ist ein SSH-Schlüssel?») hat der passende Fach-Skill Vorrang.
Audit third-party dependencies for known security advisories in any ecosystem — reads every lockfile, uses the native audit tool where one exists and the OSV database otherwise, and files one deduplicated issue per vulnerable package with its upgrade path. For code-level security review use om-auto-sec-report. Use for “audit dependencies,” “check for vulnerable packages,” “security advisories.”
Erklärt CI/CD einer Person ohne Vorwissen mit dem Bild vom Fliessband mit Qualitätskontrolle und richtet es ein: Ein Workflow im Hafen von Albatros (Forgejo, code.aufwind.sh) startet bei jedem Push auf main. Der Arbeiter (Runner) auf dem eigenen Server baut die Seite, liefert sie mit Gesundheitscheck aus, prüft sie über die öffentliche Adresse und springt sonst auf die letzte gute Version zurück. Nutze den Skill bei «Pipeline», «CI/CD», «GitHub Actions», «Forgejo Actions», «Workflow», «Runner», «automatisch ausliefern», «deployen», «wie kommt meine Änderung auf den Server», «Fliessband ist rot», «Deploy fehlgeschlagen».
Helps bring a small Swiss website into legal compliance, explaining it to people with no prior knowledge using the analogy of a doorbell nameplate and house rules: legal notice (UWG Art. 3 Abs. 1 lit. s), privacy policy under revDSG (information duty Art. 19), cookies (Art. 45c FMG), when the EU GDPR also applies, image rights, and marketing emails only with consent. Not legal advice. Use this skill for “legal notice,” “privacy,” “privacy policy,” “DSG,” “DSGVO,” “cookie banner,” “do I legally need this,” “what must go on my website,” and “contact form privacy.”
Helps a small website become easier to find in search engines, explaining it to people with no prior knowledge using the analogy of signposts and a city map. Covers page titles and descriptions, a main heading, descriptive URLs, image descriptions, loading time, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, structured data for local businesses, Google Search Console and Business Profile. Use this skill for “SEO,” “get found on Google,” “Google can’t find my site,” “search engine,” “Sitemap,” “meta description,” “get found locally,” and “Google Maps listing.”
Rundgang durch den eigenen Albatros-Server für eine Person ohne Vorwissen. Erklärt Terminal, Ordner, Speicher, Arbeitsspeicher, laufende Programme und den Hauptschlüssel sudo mit Bildern aus einer Wohnung. Die Person tippt die ersten Befehle selbst. Nutze den Skill bei «was ist auf meinem Server», «wie bewege ich mich im Terminal», «was ist ein Ordner auf dem Server», «ls cd pwd», «wie viel Platz habe ich», «was läuft da», und nach dem ersten erfolgreichen SSH-Besuch.
Erklärt einer Person ohne Vorwissen den SSH-Schlüssel mit dem Bild von Hausschlüssel und Schloss, erzeugt das Schlüsselpaar lokal auf ihrem Computer, hinterlegt nur den öffentlichen Teil bei Albatros und testet den ersten Besuch auf dem Server. Nutze den Skill bei «SSH-Schlüssel», «ssh-keygen», «ich komme nicht auf meinen Server», «Permission denied (publickey)», «was ist ein public key», «neuer Computer», und als Schritt 4 von /albatros:start.
Gets Albatros started for someone with no technical background. Asks whether they want a website or a shop, guides them through signing up in the browser, choosing a plan (Free for learning, Light for a website from the Logbuch, Pilot with their own server), and setting up an SSH key and a site or server until the first page is live at name.aufwind.sh. Use this skill for /albatros:start, “start Albatros,” “I want a website,” “I have a business idea,” “how do I get started,” “I’m new here,” “do I need a server,” “how much does Albatros cost,” and when someone mentions Albatros but has no account or site yet.
Sets up privacy-friendly website analytics with PostHog alongside someone with no prior knowledge. First, create a small event plan (which actions to count, and exactly when), then install it, set up a goal event such as “inquiry sent,” filter out your own visits, and compare the results with actual inquiries. Use this skill for “analytics,” “count visitors,” “how many people visit my site,” “PostHog,” “Google Analytics,” “tracking,” “conversion,” “measure an event,” and “where do my visitors come from.”
Plant mit einer Person ohne Vorwissen ihre Webseite, bevor gebaut wird: für wen, was Besucher tun sollen, welche Seiten es braucht, welche Inhalte schon da sind, welche Vorbilder gefallen. Ergebnis ist ein Grundriss in docs/plan.md. Nutze den Skill bei «ich will eine Webseite», «Webseite planen», «was brauche ich für eine Webseite», «welche Seiten», «Sitemap», «wo fange ich an», und immer bevor auf dem Weg Webseite die erste Seite gebaut wird.
Erklärt Snapshots mit dem Bild vom täglichen Foto der ganzen Wohnung, macht vor riskanten Änderungen ein eigenes Foto und holt den Server mit «Zurück auf gestern» wieder her. Enthält die Übung «absichtlich kaputt machen und reparieren». Nutze den Skill bei «Snapshot», «Backup», «ich habe etwas gelöscht», «Seite ist kaputt», «Server geht nicht mehr», «rückgängig machen», «zurück auf gestern», und bevor du auf dem Server etwas Grosses umbaust.
Block AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, Grok, Codex, ChatGPT, Perplexity), WebFetch tools, CLI scrapers, and headless browsers from scraping your website or API while keeping verified Googlebot SEO indexing intact and redirecting every blocked scrape to your product URL. Use when the user wants to prevent scraping, block AI bots, protect dataset pages, add llms.txt or robots.txt rules, stop curl/Playwright harvesting, or protect API and database credits.
Use when a change rationale just emerged—a revert, hotfix, fix chain, workaround, or abandoned approach—and you want guided facilitation (options, consequences, provenance) before it becomes a ChDR. Not for mining git history (/change-init) or reviewing drafts (/change-clarify); class boots only suggest this skill, they never write drafts.
Explain a topic, codebase, paper, concept or model output in the clearest format, following Andrej Karpathy's output ladder - (1) text in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English (strict or "80%"), (2) a technical-sheet diagram, (3) an interactive single-file HTML page, (4) a 3Blue1Brown-style narrated explainer video rendered with Manim and voiced by ElevenLabs or free local TTS (Kokoro, Piper). Use when the user runs /explain, asks for an explainer, a breakdown "in STE" or "ASD-STE100", "simplified technical English", a diagram or schematic of how something works, an interactive page or "explain it in HTML", or an explainer video ("3b1b style", "manim", "narrated video"). Also on Russian requests like "объясни через схему", "сделай объяснялку", "объясни на STE", "сделай видео-объяснение". Do NOT use for a quick one-line answer, for editing the user's own prose, or for diagrams that belong inside their codebase (README mermaid, architecture docs).
Build a reusable Clay workflow that searches an ICP, qualifies leads, verifies work emails, and saves contacts to an audience segment connected to a draft outbound campaign. Use when prospecting should run inside a visible saved workflow rather than a one-time search or CSV import.
Walk a new OINOA client through setting up their team, one step at a time, right here in the chat: Telegram for each employee, their own AI subscription (Claude), mail, 1С, CRM and other services, who may write to an employee, work groups, and where to get a specialist. Use for “help me set up,” “с чего начать,” “помоги настроить,” “как подключить,” “что ещё настроить,” “подключи Claude / 1С / почту / CRM,” “как пустить бухгалтеров,” “как добавить в группу,” and offer it yourself to a client who has just hired you and has connected nothing yet.
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