Nadeem Bitar
Community@shinzui · Los Angeles
Nadeem Bitar's skill registry covers Nix-based Rust and Neovim configuration, Haskell Hackage releases, and structured ExecPlan-driven software planning.
Agent Skills by Nadeem Bitar
Showing 6 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
shinzuikeiro-dsl-authoring
Author typed .keiro specifications and drive the keiro-dsl toolchain to generate Haskell event-sourcing services.
shinzuimaster-plan
Decompose large initiatives into coordinated ExecPlans with dependencies and integration points.
shinzuirelease
Releases seven keiro Haskell packages to Hackage under one shared PVP version in dependency order.
shinzuiexec-plan
Create, implement, review, and update self-contained execution plan documents for coding agents.
shinzuiupdate-rust-derivation
Update Rust derivations in Nix with correct hashes and build verification.
shinzuiadd-nvim-plugin
Automate adding and configuring Neovim plugins in nix-based setups.
Frequently Asked Questions About Nadeem Bitar
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with shinzui's skills?▼
You can update Rust derivations in Nix with correct hashes and build verification, add and configure Neovim plugins in nix-based setups, release Haskell packages to Hackage following PVP, and create, implement, review, or track ExecPlans and multi-plan master plans for large initiatives.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target developers working in Nix-based environments, Rust and Haskell maintainers, Neovim users managing plugin configurations declaratively, and engineers or coding agents who need structured ExecPlan documents to plan, implement, and review significant features.
How do the master-plan and exec-plan skills work in practice?▼
Invoke them with an action argument such as create, implement, review, update, status, or discuss plus a plan name or path. ExecPlans are self-contained design documents guiding a coding agent or novice through delivering a working feature; master plans decompose large initiatives into coordinated ExecPlans with dependencies.
How does the release skill publish Haskell packages?▼
The release skill publishes all packages to Hackage following the Package Versioning Policy, accepting a major, minor, or patch argument. It is not model-invocable and runs with explicit permissions for Read, Bash, Edit, Glob, Grep, Write, and AskUserQuestion.
What prerequisites do these skills assume?▼
The Nix-related skills assume a nix-based setup for Rust derivations and Neovim configuration. The release skill assumes a Haskell project targeting Hackage. The planning skills assume a repository where ExecPlan and master plan documents can be created, reviewed, and tracked.