Highlight specified line regions in Emacs files via emacsclient.
npx skills add https://github.com/benonions/dotfiles --skill highlight-benonions
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: highlight Source: https://github.com/benonions/dotfiles/tree/main/codex/.codex/skills/community/emacs-skills/highlight Command: npx skills add https://github.com/benonions/dotfiles --skill highlight-benonions
This skill allows users to quickly highlight specific regions within one or more files directly in their Emacs editor, improving code navigation and review.
Use the highlight skill to highlight lines 90 to 107 and 114 to 162 in '/path/to/file1.el' and lines 94 to 111 in '/path/to/file2.el'.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can highlight specified regions by defining start lines and line counts for your files. This opens them in a temporary read-only mode, enabling focused code navigation and review directly in Emacs.
Yes, you can highlight multiple regions simultaneously. The functionality supports defining multiple highlight regions per file and across several different files for comprehensive code review.
You can easily dismiss the highlights by pressing the 'q' key. This removes the temporary read-only highlighting view and returns you to your standard text editing environment.
Yes, highlighting regions requires emacsclient to execute. It depends on loading the agent-skill-highlight.el script via emacsclient to apply the specified line highlights in your editor.
The best way to highlight arbitrary text regions is by specifying start lines and line counts. This creates a temporary read-only buffer that enables focused review and navigation within your code.
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