NazmusSayadCommunity·5 Agent Skills Included

.dotfiles

Automated Windows and macOS developer workstation setup

Automates full developer workstation setup on Windows and macOS, including package installs, shell configuration, and Git helpers. Removes bloatware, disables unneeded Windows services, and syncs VS Code, terminal, and app settings from one config folder. Provides ready-made commands for package syncing, Git pulls, Slack scheduling, and startup tasks to speed up daily work.

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npx skills add NazmusSayad/.dotfiles --all -g -y

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Tells your AI agent to never run Go builds or repository sync scripts itself, and to ask you to run those commands manually instead.

All Skills in This Repository (5)

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NazmusSayad

prd

Generate comprehensive Product Requirements Documents for software and AI systems.

uncodixfy

Guide AI models to generate human-designed UIs without common AI aesthetics.

frontend-design

Generate distinctive frontend interfaces with unique aesthetics and refined HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

react

Enforce React code style, conventions, and best practices for components and hooks.

npm

Manage npm packages and execute npm scripts in Node.js projects.

Community

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install .dotfiles?▼

Run `npx skills add NazmusSayad/.dotfiles --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.

How to automate developer machine setup?▼

This repository configures your entire Windows or macOS environment automatically, covering packages, shells, Git, VS Code, and startup tasks from simple config files.

Does it work on both Windows and macOS?▼

Yes. It uses Winget and Scoop on Windows and Homebrew on macOS, with dedicated setup scripts for each platform.

Can I remove Windows bloatware automatically?▼

Yes. The included PowerShell scripts remove default apps, disable unneeded services, and optimize Windows settings, but review them before running.

Do I need to copy the whole repository?▼

No. The author recommends browsing the configs, taking ideas, and adapting them to your own setup rather than copying everything.