L3Digital
Community@l3digitalnet · United States of America
Open source tools for AI integration, home automation, and self-hosted infrastructure.
Agent Skills by L3Digital
Showing 195 vetted skills indexed across 4 GitHub repositories.
markdown-frontmatter
Generate and validate YAML frontmatter for managed Markdown documents against a schema-enforced standard.
project-toolbox
Routes repository housekeeping and drift-detection sweeps to packaged workflow documents.
github-workflow
Manage GitHub issues, pull requests, and lifecycle transitions through a packaged gh-workflow tool.
agent-handoff
Route repository facts by lifetime and maintain session continuity across agent sessions.
qt-architecture
Guide Qt application structuring with entry-point patterns for PySide6 and C++.
qt-qml
Develop declarative UIs with QML and Qt Quick for cross-platform applications.
qt-pilot-usage
Launch Qt/PySide6 applications headlessly and interact with widgets via Xvfb.
qt-settings
Manage persistent application settings with Qt's QSettings framework.
qtest-patterns
Provide unit testing patterns for Qt applications across C++ QTest, pytest-qt, and QML TestCase.
qt-threading
Implement Qt threading patterns with QThread, QRunnable, and QThreadPool.
qt-bindings
Compare PySide6 and PyQt6 APIs, licensing, and PyQt5 migration strategies.
qt-layouts
Arrange and size Qt widgets using layout managers and QSizePolicy.
qt-model-view
Implement Qt Model/View architecture with QAbstractItemModel and QSortFilterProxyModel.
qt-styling
Style Qt applications using Qt Style Sheets and QPalette.
qt-coverage-workflow
Collect and analyze Python and C++ test coverage for Qt projects.
qt-signals-slots
Explain and demonstrate Qt signals and slots for C++ and Python inter-object communication.
qt-dialogs
Create standard and custom dialog boxes in PySide6 Qt applications.
qt-packaging
Package Qt Python applications into executables and installers with PyInstaller and Briefcase.
qt-resources
Compile .qrc files and load embedded Qt resources via :/ paths.
qt-debugging
Diagnose runtime errors, crashes, and event loop freezes in Qt applications.
async-python-patterns
Guide Python asyncio usage with coroutines, tasks, and semaphores.
ha-options-flow
Generates Python code for Home Assistant options flows and reauthentication steps.
ha-blueprints
Generate Home Assistant YAML blueprints with configurable selectors and strict formatting.
ha-repairs
Implement and manage fixable and non-fixable repair issues for Home Assistant integrations.
Frequently Asked Questions About L3Digital
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using L3Digital's skills?▼
You can administer Linux servers and self-hosted services (Docker, Podman, nginx, PostgreSQL, WireGuard, ZFS), build and test Home Assistant integrations with config flows and HACS publishing, develop Qt/PySide6 desktop applications, and audit GitHub repositories for security, dependencies, and release health.
Who is the target audience for L3Digital's skill collection?▼
The skills target homelab operators, system administrators, and DevOps engineers managing self-hosted Linux infrastructure, plus Python developers building Home Assistant custom integrations or Qt desktop applications, and maintainers enforcing GitHub repository governance policies.
How do I install and run L3Digital's skills?▼
Skills are distributed through the l3digitalnet-plugins marketplace and run inside Claude Code or Codex CLI, as stated in the native frontmatter compatibility fields. The refresh-plugin-cache skill updates the marketplace index and compares installed plugin versions against available releases.
Are L3Digital's skills free and open source?▼
Yes. The new skills carry an explicit MIT license in their native frontmatter, authored by Chris Purcell, and the organization bio describes the collection as open source. All 13 public repositories are available on GitHub at no cost.
What prerequisites do L3Digital's skills require?▼
Prerequisites depend on the skill: infrastructure skills require the corresponding Linux service installed (e.g., Podman, PostgreSQL, Mosquitto), Home Assistant skills require a HA development environment with pytest, and Qt skills require PySide6 or C++ Qt tooling. Plugin skills require Claude Code or Codex CLI.