Miles Possing
Community@milespossing · Chicago, Illinois
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Agent Skills by Miles Possing
Showing 13 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
milespossingdendritic-nix
Write and refactor NixOS and home-manager configuration using the dendritic flake-parts pattern.
milespossingpi-extensions
Package, update, and remove pi-coding-agent extensions as Nix derivations in a nixos flake.
milespossingpi-startup-profiling
Profiles pi startup time and ranks slow extensions using built-in timing instrumentation.
milespossingupgrade-pi
Pin pi-coding-agent to a newer upstream release in a NixOS flake overlay.
milespossingkitty-config
Configure kitty terminal settings, keybindings, themes, and sessions via kitty.conf or Nix Home-Manager modules.
milespossinghtml-report
Generate self-contained HTML investigation reports from a JSON spec with provenance and run metadata.
milespossingado-pr-markdown
Writes Azure DevOps pull request descriptions using supported Markdown syntax and linking conventions.
milespossingfluent-ui-v9
Fetches authoritative Fluent UI v9 docs, API types, and examples from the microsoft/fluentui GitHub repo.
milespossingwriting-skills
Guides authoring, structuring, and validating agent skills conforming to the agentskills.io specification.
milespossingfigma-to-spec
Converts Figma design frames into structured component specs with mermaid diagrams and mock DOM.
milespossingbrowser-control
Drive signed-in Microsoft Edge on Windows from WSL via Chrome DevTools Protocol.
milespossingwarehouse-ux-pr-review
Lists, triages, and reviews pull requests in the TridentWarehouse-UX Azure DevOps repository.
milespossingcontext-reflect
Generates evidence-based retrospectives of completed tasks from conversation and tool-call context.
Frequently Asked Questions About Miles Possing
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Miles Possing's skills?▼
You can write and refactor dendritic NixOS/home-manager flake configurations, manage pi-coding-agent extensions, profile pi startup time, configure kitty terminal, author Azure DevOps PR descriptions, review TridentWarehouse-UX pull requests, generate self-contained HTML reports, and convert Figma designs into component specs.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target a software engineer maintaining personal NixOS dotfiles and working on Microsoft's Power BI Trident warehouse UX codebase. The audience is senior engineers comfortable with Nix flakes, Azure DevOps, Fluent UI v9, and WSL2-based development environments.
What are the runtime prerequisites and dependencies?▼
Requirements vary per skill: html-report needs Node 18+; browser-control needs WSL2, Microsoft Edge on Windows, Windows Python 3.10+, and Playwright in WSL; figma-to-spec requires the browser-control skill plus Figma access; warehouse-ux-pr-review targets the dev.azure.com/powerbi Trident project.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The manifest specifies no license or pricing information. The skills are personal configurations authored by Miles Possing for his own nixdots and nixos repositories, referencing public upstream sources like flake.parts, microsoft/fluentui, and Microsoft Learn documentation.
How do the NixOS configuration skills work in practice?▼
The dendritic-nix skill guides writing flake-parts modules where every file under modules/ contributes config via flake.modules.<class>.<name> using import-tree. Companion skills handle kitty terminal configuration through Home-Manager and pin pi-coding-agent to newer upstream releases in the flake.