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Nixos ai skill

Skill marceloeatworld/nixos-ai-skill

Use when the user asks about NixOS, Nix language, flakes, nixpkgs, configuration.nix, nixos-rebuild, modules, options, overlays, derivations, mkDerivation, callPackage, home-manager, nix-darwin, devenv, packaging, cross-compilation, binary caches, garbage collection, NixOS containers, networking, firewall, systemd services, filesystems, LUKS, Wayland, X11, kernel, profiles, NixOS testing or VM tests, ISO images, Docker images, Raspberry Pi, Terraform, distributed builds, remote machines, pinning nixpkgs, rollback, generations, Nix Pills, or any topic related to configuring, packaging, deploying, or troubleshooting NixOS and the Nix ecosystem.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add marceloeatworld/nixos-ai-skill

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SKILL.md

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NixOS Documentation

Complete reference for NixOS and the Nix ecosystem, auto-generated from official repositories:

The references/ directory contains full, unmodified documentation from those sources, updated daily.

How to Use

  1. Identify the topic from the user's question and read the matching reference file from the tables below.
  2. Base answers on those files. If more detail is needed, fetch the latest docs from the raw GitHub URLs in Live Fetching.
  3. Distinguish between NixOS module options (services.nginx.enable = true;) and Nix language expressions (pkgs.mkDerivation { ... }).
  4. Show examples using current syntax (configuration.nix or flake-based configs). When flakes are relevant, show both the classic (channels) and flakes approach.
  5. For packaging, prefer the callPackage pattern over raw import.
  6. Beginners: start with references/first-steps.md or references/nix-pills.md. Troubleshooting: check references/troubleshooting.md and references/faq.md first. System issues: references/nixos-administration.md.

Reference Files

Getting Started

TopicFile
Installing Nix package managerreferences/install-nix.md
NixOS installation (USB, PXE, VirtualBox, proxy, other distro)references/nixos-installation.md
First steps (ad-hoc shells, declarative shell, reproducible scripts)references/first-steps.md
Upgrading NixOSreferences/nixos-upgrading.md
Changing NixOS configurationreferences/nixos-changing-config.md
Glossary and terminologyreferences/glossary.md
FAQreferences/faq.md

Nix Language & Concepts

TopicFile
Nix language tutorialreferences/nix-language.md
Flakes (concept and usage)references/flakes.md
callPackage design patternreferences/callpackage.md
Module system (basics and deep dive)references/module-system.md
Working with local files in Nixreferences/working-with-local-files.md
Pinning nixpkgs versionsreferences/pinning-nixpkgs.md
Nix Pills (progressive learning, 20 lessons)references/nix-pills.md

NixOS Configuration

TopicFile
Configuration syntax, modularity, abstractionsreferences/nixos-config-syntax.md
Package management (declarative, ad-hoc, custom packages)references/nixos-package-mgmt.md
User managementreferences/nixos-user-mgmt.md
Networking (firewall, SSH, IPv4/6, wireless, NetworkManager)references/nixos-networking.md
Filesystems (LUKS, SSHFS, OverlayFS)references/nixos-filesystems.md
Display server (X11, Wayland, Xfce, GPU acceleration)references/nixos-display-server.md
Linux kernel configurationreferences/nixos-linux-kernel.md
Kubernetesreferences/nixos-kubernetes.md
Configuration profiles (minimal, graphical, headless, etc.)references/nixos-profiles.md

NixOS Administration

TopicFile
Service management, logging, rollback, troubleshooting, boot problemsreferences/nixos-administration.md
Containers (declarative, imperative, networking)references/nixos-containers.md

NixOS Development

TopicFile
Writing NixOS modules (options, types, assertions)references/nixos-writing-modules.md
NixOS tests (writing, running, interactive)references/nixos-testing.md
Building NixOS images (ISO, systemd-repart)references/nixos-building-images.md

Packaging & Build

TopicFile
Packaging existing software for nixpkgsreferences/packaging-tutorial.md
Cross-compilationreferences/cross-compilation.md

Tutorials

TopicFile
NixOS configuration on a VMreferences/nixos-vm-tutorial.md
Building and running Docker imagesreferences/nixos-docker-tutorial.md
Building a bootable ISO imagereferences/nixos-iso-tutorial.md
Integration testing with VMsreferences/nixos-testing-tutorial.md
Deploying NixOS with Terraformreferences/nixos-terraform-tutorial.md
Distributed builds setupreferences/nixos-distributed-builds.md
NixOS on Raspberry Pireferences/nixos-raspberry-pi.md
Provisioning remote machinesreferences/nixos-remote-machines.md
Binary cache setupreferences/nixos-binary-cache.md

Guides & Recipes

TopicFile
Best practicesreferences/best-practices.md
Troubleshootingreferences/troubleshooting.md
Recipes (direnv, CI, dependencies, Python env, binary cache, sharing deps)references/recipes.md

Release Process

TopicFile
NixOS release process, roles, branch-off, beta, freezereferences/release-process.md

Live Fetching

When reference files are insufficient, fetch the latest docs from raw GitHub:

nix.dev

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NixOS/nix.dev/master/source/<path>.md

NixOS Manual (nixpkgs)

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/master/nixos/doc/manual/<section>/<file>.md

Nix Pills

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NixOS/nix-pills/master/pills/<NN>-<slug>.md

What ships with it: 48 files

855.4 KB alongside SKILL.md, 2 of them executable

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