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xixu-me skills
COMMUNITY12skills
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LABSCO SUMMARY
Each entry is self-contained and narrow: develop-userscripts for Tampermonkey/ScriptCat browser scripts, github-actions-docs for writing and troubleshooting workflow files, openclaw-secure-linux-cloud for self-hosting OpenClaw, opensource-guide-coach for starting and governing an open-source project, readme-i18n for translating and localizing a README, running-claude-code-via-litellm-copilot for routing Claude Code through LiteLLM and GitHub Copilot, secure-linux-web-hosting for hardening a server's DNS/SSH/HTTPS setup, skills-cli for managing Agent Skills installations themselves, tzst for a specific archive-format CLI, use-my-browser for driving the user's own logged-in browser session, and xdrop/xget for the author's own file-transfer and URL-acceleration tools.
There is no single audience here — each skill serves whoever needs that exact task, from userscript authors to someone hardening a Linux box to a user of the author's own Xget and Xdrop tools specifically. skills-cli is the outlier worth noting: it manages Agent Skills installations in general, not anything specific to this repository.
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None of the twelve have a description recorded in our own data — every description above comes from the README's own table, not from the skills' frontmatter. We could not independently confirm any of these from the skill files themselves.
WHAT'S INSIDE
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Nothing else to set up — install it and go.
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SETUP
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develop-userscripts
Writing the small scripts that change how a website looks or behaves inside your own browser, and tracking down why one isn't running — which is usually the setup around it, not the code.
github-actions-docs
Answers questions about GitHub Actions, the automation GitHub runs on your code, by reading GitHub's own current documentation and linking the exact page instead of recalling from memory.
openclaw-secure-linux-cloud
Puts OpenClaw on a rented Linux server without leaving it open to the internet: the machine is locked down first, and its control page is reachable only over a private connection from your own computer.
opensource-guide-coach
Coaching for whoever runs an open source project — it reads the situation you are in, names the problem that is actually hurting, and gives you the next few things to do, drawing on the official Open Source Guides.
readme-i18n
Translates the front page of a code project, its README, into other languages and wires a language switcher into every copy, leaving the code samples, badges and links still working.
running-claude-code-via-litellm-copilot
An unofficial workaround for running Claude Code on a GitHub Copilot subscription instead of paying Anthropic per use, by passing its requests through a small proxy program on your own machine. The skill is upfront that GitHub does not endorse it.
secure-linux-web-hosting
Takes a bare rented Linux server all the way to a live website on a secure https address, in an order that avoids the classic accidents: locking yourself out of the machine, or asking for a certificate before the domain points anywhere.
skills-cli
Finds an agent skill that already does the job you were about to build from scratch, weighs whether it is widely used and from a source worth trusting, and hands you the command to install it.
tzst
Packing files into a .tzst archive and getting them back out again — the same idea as a zip file, a different format — with the safer of the available options already chosen for you.
use-my-browser
A rule for when an assistant should genuinely take over the browser you are already signed in to, and when quietly fetching the page is enough, backed by a running notebook of each site's quirks so the same surprise is not hit twice.
xdrop
Hands a file or folder to an Xdrop server and gives you back an encrypted link to pass on, and turns a link somebody sent you back into files on your own disk.
xget
Downloads that crawl — cloning a repository, installing packages, pulling a container image, calling an AI API — get rerouted through your own Xget server, with the change written into the real config files rather than shown as an example.
No skill in this package matches that.
HOW TO GET IT
WHOLE PACKAGEInstall the whole package (12 skills)
npx skills add xixu-me/skillsSINGLE SKILLOr install a single skill
npx skills add xixu-me/skills --skill <name> --full-depthPick the skill name from the Skills tab — each entry there installs independently.