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Qingyue

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@ythx-101

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31Public Repos
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7Published Skills

Qingyue publishes network control, remote macOS administration, SearxNG querying, X/Twitter collection, desktop bridging, and human-gated release governance skills.

Skills Distribution
DomainCloud & Comp...Network & Remote S.. (35%)Data Retrieval & S.. (25%)Release Governance (20%)Desktop Integration (20%)

Agent Skills by Qingyue

Showing 7 vetted skills indexed across 6 GitHub repositories.

Frequently Asked Questions About Qingyue

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What tasks can Qingyue skills handle?▼

They collect public X/Twitter content, query self-hosted SearxNG, probe routers and endpoints, operate remote Macs over SSH, bridge Antigravity through CDP, and add human-gated research, review, verification, signoff, and deployment steps for sensitive changes.

Who should use Qingyue skills?▼

Network operators, macOS administrators, research analysts, site reliability engineers, and release leads benefit most. The set fits shared hosts where device access, search retrieval, desktop bridging, and explicit approval gates must coexist with production services.

How are Qingyue skills installed and run?▼

Clone the repository, inspect each skill folder, configure reachable hosts and credentials for SSH, SearxNG, CDP, or router protocols, then invoke the relevant entry point from your control plane. Roster discovery occurs at task start rather than hardcoding collaborators.

Are Qingyue skills open source or paid?▼

The supplied manifest does not state a license or price, so usage rights remain unconfirmed until the repository license is reviewed. Self-hosted SearxNG, SSH targets, router access, and X/Twitter collection may also carry separate terms and limits.

What prerequisites do Qingyue skills require?▼

You need network reachability, valid credentials, a SearxNG instance for search, SSH access for remote Macs, CDP access for Antigravity, supported router protocols, and approval gates for production changes. A pane-based control plane is recommended for multi-operator work.